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TKE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1919
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MILL CITY NEWS
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Mill City, Or., Jan. 27, Virgil Porter
was a Portland visitor lust week.
A jully surprise party was given for
Konrl (Shepherd li-st week. Hoarl is
0110 of our returned goklier boys.
Mr. Clark returned from Camp Lew
is Sunday.
Wilbur Burgess returned to our city
Saturday. ' . '
A very pleasant evening was spout
liy a number of friends at tlio homo
of .Mis. Leo Dike Friday night.
A ."i00 party was given at tho home
oe Mrs. W. W. Allen Jon. 23 by tins
ladies of tho B. B. B. club. Tho decora
tioim were red carnations and red c.fn
dies. Ming Nellie Alboe won fir
pri.e for Indies B id V. II. Hurkroff
TRY MAGNESIA FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE
It Neutralizes Stomach Acidity
. Prevents Food Fermenta
tion, Sour. Gassy Stomach
And Acid Indigestion.
Doubtless if, yon nro a sufferer
ifrom Indigestion, you hnve nlrcady
ifried pepsin, bismuth, soda, churcoal,
Klniis nud various digestive aids and
you know theso things will not euro
, tyour trouble in some eases .(Jo mot
oven give relief.
Hut Iboforc -giving up hope and dti
K'iding yoir an a chronic dyspeptic
flust try tho effect of a littlo bisuilut
n'd in Jin ii !-' a not the ordinary com
iieiciiil carbonate, Titrate, oxide or
snilk, but the pure bisiuutcd ningiio
ulu which you fan obtain from prne-
'tii-ally any iliugj.ist in either pi,wder
Kir tablet form.
Take a teaspoon ful of the powder or
wi (cmprcfse-d tablets with n little
iwi. !cr after your r. xt meal, and see
iwhitt a difference this makes, It will
jusiiinlly neutralize tho dangerous,
i riu fill oriel in the stomach which now
irnnsj' 3 your food to ferment and sour,
tonkin;; gas,, wind, f Intiileneo, hcart
Iburn and the bloated or heavy, lumpy
feeling limit seems to folliw nio.it ev
erything you rat.
i V:iu will find that provided you
tiike a little disunited inngnRsiir iinmo-,
dialcty nfter a moiil, you can cat al
snnst anything and enjoy it without
unv danger of pain or discomfort to
tf'olluw anil moreover, the continued
mm of the bisuiiited magnesia cannot
injure the stomach in any wuy wo long
s there nro any i.vmptoins of acid indigestion.
first for Men. A very pleasant evening
wns spent and after a delicious lunch
and music the guests departed at a late
hour.
Another event of tho week was a
dance given by Lloyd Harris and 0. D.
McJ,aiie Saturday night. There was a
good crowd and good music and every
one had a jolly good time.
Misses Mabel and Inez McClary of
Gates have moved down and are butch
inir and working jn the pinning mill.
Airs. Lizzie Faust, wh0 has been sick
ib around again.
Kowenn, (Smith is slowly recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. W. V. Allen and children are in
Jefferson visiting.
Few German Newspapers
Sympathize With WilheSm
By John Graudens . ,
(United I'i'ohu s;al'f correspondent) ;
Herlii, Jan. 27. Conservative Ger
man newspapers today commemorated
tho former kaiser's birthday by exprcs
sions of sympathy for him.
Tho Deutsche Tages Zeitung stated
that it looked forward confidently to
tho hour when Germany again will be
an empire under tho rule of tho kaiser,
but said it did not necessarily mean
that Williclm should bo returned to the
throne. It did, however, express the
hope flint a homestead for the deposed
Holionzollorn could bo found in Ger
many and promised that tho utmost
measures would bo taken in that case
MIT HULL WRITES
LETTER ffiflfj RHINE
Encloses Order Which Fraises
Marines For Valor And
Courage Infighting.
IS W0I1 ONLY
WEIGHED i POUNDS
fakes Taslac And She Now
Weighs 135 Poacds-Con-d;&m
Was Alarming.
"When my wife began taking Tan
lac she only weighed .ninety pounds
and she now weighs one hundred and
thirty five, giving her an actual gain
of'lorty five pounds," said Clartuicc
K. Malin, the well known contractor,
living at 815 West Fifty first street,
Seattle, Wash., recently."
Mr. Malin 's statement, while indeed
remarkable, is by no nicamj exception
al, as thousands of well known people
all over America have testified that
they have used the Master Medicine
with the same astonishing and grati
fying results.
"Mrs. Malin commenced to fail in
strength and go down hill two years
ago, just after the birth of our last
baby," conitinucd Mr. Malin. "Her
appetite was very poor and she would
get go weak and dizzy at times that
she would have to catch hold of some
thing to keep from falling. The least
The circulation of the Capital Journal
ig growing so fust that it is even, reach
ing out to tho American soldiers on the
liliiiie. And evidence of this fr,ct, ti,
cashier of tho Journal office is just
now wondering how sho is going to
cash in the two German marks sent by
a subscriber from over there. Emuictt
fl. Hall, whoso Salem address is 264
High street, is spending tho winter on
tho Rhine with several other Marion
county boys, writes as follows:
One tho Rhine, Lutesdorf, Germany,
Headquarters 6th Marines, Jan. 3, 1911
Editor Capital Journal: In behalf ot
thrco marines serving in this regime t
from Salom,0rogon, I would nsk thnt
you publish tho enclosed order in your
pS'per.
1 have been in France since February
5, 1918, and have engaged in most o little thing would bring on one of
tho bnttlcs that the marines were in tlu'se dizzy spells. She always suffcr
and would like to keep before tho pub-M "his way just after getting up in
lie in Snlem that that city is represent-!"19 '"orniag and was hardly ever free
ed in this branch of the service. lrul" headaches. 1 liavo known her to
Aim T nm T.lni,, f g five or six nights an succession
marks, German money for which I,it,hu' setting any sound sleep and.j
. . jj uii v t nun vu i u i in out; T v 4 Ic 4
iiiitimgeii iu uj nvr uuusuv uriv, us sue ) sra
would have to either sit down or lay jtj
H". v.' lA 1 aU befo, she only weighed
The order Mr. Hull refers to is as
follows:
We only have 2 1-2 weeks in one of our buildings and 4 1-2 in the other
BUY AS SCON AS POSSIBLE AND COME OFTEN-TAKE ADVANTAGE.
IT'S NOW OR NEVE
would like a couplo of tho copies
tlm good old Journal.
Yours for a bii'eer end better Rtlctr
Headquarters, Second division, Am
erican Expeditionary Forces. Germany
January 1, 191!). General Orders No. 1.
To the officors and men of the Sec
ond division: . . ... . .
getting to b3 alarming.
"She never seemed to be ablo to
get anything to ihulp her, so I got her
to take Tanlae and now ishe is just
like a new person and I have never
seen her looking better. Her appetite
is just fine, she thoroughly enjoys her
1. Tlio year that has just ended has! food and has not hud a simi of dizzl
been the most momentous of tho ecu- ness since she began taking Tanlae.
tury. A year ago the military situa- llia sleeps like a child now, is chcer
tion was ominous. Russir.-, and Rouma- j ful and happy all the tjme and her
nia had been crushed, and tho enemy i-work is not the least trouble to her.
was able to mass a greatly superior ' ' Wei, I had been suffering a great
force on jtho western front. In March,' ileal with rheumatism in my arms and
April nd May ho struck powerful f.iid!sllolll(lcl'9- 1 could scarcely Taise my
victorious blows in Pieardy, Belgium! llHmls to my-henu and my right arm
and on thn Oliomui lies. Damns. At this especially WUS BO Stilt tllat it tOOK
critical hour, tho American forces wero
placed .in tho battle lines, and ou No
vember 11th, after an otfonsivo cam
paign liy tho allies' cominanaer in
every bit of-nerve and will power
had to do any work. So I decided to
try Tanlae myself, as it was doing my
witc so much good .and now 1 never
chief, conducted With consummate skill, iml a S1S" rneun uusiu. x can swing
and characterized by a continuous bat-im' nrm and them without fecl-
tlo of unparivlellcd activity and Violence , . .", ,l : ' .
.. ' , .jj..., ... j ... .. ...J Picked up five or six pounds .since 1
tho enemy was defeated and tho victory
was won.
2. Tho Second division played a part
t0 protect him from fulling into tho of 8rellt military and historic impor
hands of his enemies. tniico in this tremondous engagement. It
"It is our sacred duty," si;id tlic!1'011!111 fiv" pitched battles or scries of
Lukal Auzeiger, "to remember with buttles, ''iiys defeating tho enemy,
love and admiration the mn:i who hasl"ni1 it l"s won the right to have in
nlilnmid from the hii'liest helehls to the i scribed o" its banners the names of tho
deepest, depths."
Tiling if Hiia With Loyalty.
American Headquarters in Germany,
Jan. 28 (Delayed.) Hope that the
kaiser's declining years will bo more
pleasant, than now scoiiib likely was
expressed by Coblenz newspapers, com
inonting on the sixtieth birthday of the
former ruler. They do not regard him
as wholly responsible for the war and
declare many think of him with loyalty
Mil veneration.
You bcttTM acquainted with
ourVvbnt Ads-Thcywill bring
yoi results nomatterwhl
ypiir want may boJ.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
brilliant victories won by it f.t Cha-
teuu Thietry, Soissons, St. Miliiel Sal
ient, HlunO Mont and Argoiine-Mouse.
1 Wh casualties wore 732 officers and 23
(i.r)3 men, total 24,385. 'This was about
10 per contum of tho total ctsualtioa of
tho Americnu expeditionary forces. It
captured 12,026 prisoners, over one quur
ter of the total number captured by tho
A. K F. It captured 343 cannon, about
one (iiartor of the total, number captur
ed by tho A. E. F. '
3. The officers and men of the divi
sion havo earned by thoir valor, skill
and their victories, tho admiration and
gratitude of our allies End our country
men. 4. That tho New Year le a happy
one for till members of tho division,
their families and their friends is my
most earnest wish.
JOHN A. LEJL'NE,
Major General, V. S. M. C, commanding
The Journal classified ads ar
great favorites with peoplu who
do things Try one
' ii ffaW i.jt.ftj Ti-ifl1- ti n iinrrwii nmii.-i
3.
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Come and Save your Money
began taking Hie medicine. I certainly
havo every reason for praising Tau
lac, for it has been a wonderful thing
for birth my wife and myself."
Tanlae is sold in Hubbard by Hub
hard Drug Co., in Mt. Angel by Ben
GiKK'h, in Gervais by John Kelly, in
Turner by Hi: P. Cornelius, in Wood
burn by Lynuvh II Shoroy, in Salem by
Dr. S. . Stone, in Silverten by Goo. A.
Steelhammer, in Gates by Mrs. J. P.
MeCurdy, in Stayton by C. A. Boau
champ, in Aurora by Aurora Drug
Store, in St. Paul by Groceteria Stores
Co. Inc., and in Donald by M. W. Johnson.
Dallas Water Pipe Line
Odt Since Saturday
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Dallas, Or., Jan. 28. Dallus has been
practically without water supply since
late Saturday ufternooa owing to a
break in the pipe line several milee
buck in the mountains west of hero
The first indication that something was
wrong occurred Saturday when it was
noticed that the water iu tho reser
voirs was decreasing at an alarming
rule. An investigation showed that dur
iug the big storm of last week a tree
foil across the lino where it crosses
the Rickrenll river and demaged it to
such nn extent that the high waters
of the river swept nwny the bridge
which held the pipe above the water of
the river.
Dallas gets its water supply from
Ccnyon creek several miles west of here
in the Coast mountains and ns the pipe
line is laid close to the river in sev-
KVoral places a pumping station is bo-
AFTER-TIIE-FLU-PRICES ON
THE RECENT EPIDEMIC OF INFLUENZA IS NOW OVER AND WE
CAN, WITHOUT DANGER TO YOUR HEALTH, CONTINUE OUR BIG
OF THE SPENCER HARDWARE CO.
WE CAN SHOW YOU BIG VALUES
Fdcfstdra - Director Co
466 STATE STREET
One Assortment Women's Shoes One Assortment . Spool Silk 9
Of Hosiery ' Values to $5.00 "
Gray Kid Gloves Spool, 200 yards
fc Values ;Now now for Women cLTon't
19c jl.50 $1.00 -5c
MEN'S GOLF AND NEGLIGEE SHIRTS-SPLENDID QUALITY
S3 and $2.75 shirts, now $2.20 . $1.00 values, now 79c
$2.50 values, now $1.89 75c values, now :..': 59c
$1.50 values, now $1.1 Boys' Shirts also very cheap
Men's All Wool Suits
One assortment, val
ues to $25.00, now
$9.00
Boys' Overcoats
Values to $15, now
S5.0A
For Large and Medium
sized boys.
4
i
ing installed to keep tho city in water Mrs. S. B. Taylor and children will
until the break can be repaired which !leavo this week"fpr Ann Arbor, Mich-
will probably take some time as tho riv
er is full and out of its banks in some
places.
Senator W. C. Hawlcv recently mado
an effort to secure additions! water
rights for this city by having tho land
where Canyon creek heads put in a
isatkjnal forest roscrvo but tho bill was
defeated in coogresg last week.' :
Dallas Man EatiUT.s to Seafaring Life.
F. H. Morrison, an architect of this
city, has again returned to a seafar
ing life and left Portlnnd tho latter
part of Inst week on a ship built in the
metropolis for n trip through tho Pan
ama canal to New York city.
Before taking up his residence in
Dallas a number of years ego Mr. Mor
ison followed tho mast as a mcmbel
of Unc'o Sam's navy and since the wal
with Germany wes declarod lie has been
endeavoring to got a .berth on a shin
of tho emergency fleet. Notwithstand
ing his age which is somewhere noar
tho 6o mark, Mr. Morrison still has a
hankering for a secfanng life.
Dallas Boy Still Detalnedin Honolulu
Letter, received by Dallas friends of
T. C. Stockwcll, a Dallas boy in the
merchant marine service, str.te that he
is still held up in Honolulu on account
of damngo to tho ship Cadorcttu on
wluch he sailed from Seattle some time
ago for Vladivostok. Mr. Stockwoll
stated in his letters Hint tho ship was
badlv damaged in a big storm at sen
to such an extent that, she had to be
unloaded and plr.eed in dry dock in the
island city for repnirs. Mr. btockwell
is wireless operator on the boat having
taken a course in tho Y. M. C. A. school
in Portland last spring.
Miner Will Head Opposition
In House Of Commons !
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Mr. a id Mrs. Willis Simonton of Sil
ver were over-Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Simonton 's mother, Mrs.
Alice Dempsey on Washington street.
i.sjan, where ILey will make their future
home.
Jack Clark, a prominent Portland nu
tomobilo dealer, was a business visitor
in Dallas bundny.
Mrs. Anna Farley is spending a few-
weeks with lclatives in tho metropolis
Representative W. V. Fuller spent tho
week end vacation of tho legislature
at his home in Dallas.
Lou Ooluko of this city and Miss
Georgia llolmes of Portland wero unit
ed in iiimiiigo last week at Vancouver,
Washington. Iho nowly weds nro visit
ing at the Li'ino of the groom's par
tuts, Mr. and Mio. Henry Gohrke, on
Clay at root, for a few days.
C. M. .Schultz, editor of tho Oregon
iotoii:?t, h-is been moved froni tno Dal
las hospital ' wheit he has .--en eon
fined for the past six weeks with ill
ness, to tho Dorusife rooming house on
Church street.
Mrs. J. M. Dalrymple and Andrew
Holman have returned to their homes
in Portland after being called to this
city by tho death of their fsthcr, the
into Hardy Holman.
Clydo Beckett, former county com
missioner, from Spring Valley was a
Dallas caller Saturday.
District Attorney E. K. Picsccke has
rented offices in tho Dallas National
Bank building and will move his offico
from the Brown building o Mill street
to the new location sometime this week
Attorney Jdhn R. Sibley has been ap
pointed justice of tho peace of the Dal
las district to fill tho vacancy caused
by- the death of Hardy Holman who
hold the office 18 years.
Ono hundred and ten new loans, ag
gregating $2.56,000 were made through
the National Farm Lean association of
Eugene during 1918.
At a courtmnrtiol nt Fort Stevens,
Privates Lnwrenco J. Burch and Mylcs
R. Couper were sentenced to lifo im
prisonment for desertion.
Peter Anderson, tsged 39, committed
suicido nt Seattle Saturday by plung
ing from the fourth story of tho city
hospital to the sidewalk below.
PERUNA
la the House
All the tiae
reai5 up
a Cold.
Gosd for
Bronchial
Inflammations.
Those who object to liquid medi
cines can secure Peruna Tablets
Mr. Robert McDovst'i, E.
R. No. 6, Liberty, wia-ii
writes:
"I wish to state that I alvojs
keep Peruna in the house. I
think it is a frrort medicine to
have on hand. If I commence
taking a colcl, I take Peruna and
it breaks it up for ine. It ia
also good for the , Lrcnclilal
Tubes."
Peruna has servsd tho Amer
ican people for more tha.i forty
years. Those who know its value
always havo it at hand. Why
not you?
MKM ULUSTAATIMa U RVICi. N. V.J
I
William XV, Adiir.uon has been
elected chairnian of the Labor
Party and thus becomes chairman
ot the opposition In the House of
Commons, succeeding Mr. Asquith.
He Is n Scottish miner who worked
twenty-seven years U the mines.
Derives its quality from two sourcesMaterials and
Manufacture.- .
Only superior materials are usedand each stp in
manufacture is watched with the same care that tho
housewife applied to her home baking, before Holsum
Bread was put on the market.
We make it in Salem and furnish two deliver'es of
fresh bread each day.
ei'y Qty Baking. Go.