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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. PAGE FIVE At Once I Stops Stomach Distress!' Indigestion pain, food souring, aciditjga-f, and V heartburn go instantly! Pleasant relief ! Wonder what you ate to upset your stomach? , Don't bother! Here is relief! . The moment Pape's Diapepsiri reaches your unsettled stomach all the lumps of indigestion pain, sour ness, gases, acidity, headache and dyspepsia go. Costs so little ai drug stores. upset? Pane's Dianepsih WILL PUT YOU ON YOUR FEET Red Cross Cannot Donate Funds To Other Purposes As we feel that the irenernl Dtiblic does not understand "the position of Willamette chapter of the Bed Crosf in not making a donation to the Ar menian Syrian Relief fund, and as we have been subject to criticism by per sous who do not understand our po fdtion, we wish to make the following statement: Ijast month Willamette chapter, to gether with all chapters, branches and auxiliaries of tho American Bed Cross throughout the United States, receiv ed instructions from ' national head quarters in Washington, D, C , to remit to Division Headquarters all money in their treasuries over and nbove their estimated expenses for the year 1919. Therefore, . all of our surp"lus f undt were remitted to the Northwestern Div ision A. B. C,., at Seattle, on January 80, 1919. . The following is a copy of a letter IH received from national headquarters of the American Bed Cross: "Several chapter chairmen have ask ed whether it would be permissable to contribute from chapter funds to Ar menian .Syrian Relief campaign now being conducted. I think we all under stand that chapters cannot use any of their funds for contributing to this, or any other, relief organisation. Any contributions made to this cause would have to be voted by the national war council. In fact, total contributions of the war council, up to Jiino 191S, amounted to about four million dollars. (Since that time a great additional amount, has been spent, and a relief unit completely equipped very recently left for Armenia and Syria to render aid in the namo of tho American Red Cross At this time1 further provisions are being made by the Bed Cross to re lieve the situation in that country). With this letter in hand you can cer tainly make it clear to anyone request ing a chapter contribution to Armenian Syrian Belief that you are not author ized to make any such contribution, and at the some time make it clear that the National Bed Cross is giving generous support through its War Council to relief in the Near East." Tho following is from, the last issue Dr. Edwards' Olive'TabletS Get , 0 the official Bed Cross Bulletin at the" Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substt tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do tne worK. . People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar coated tablets are taken for bad breath iby all who know them. h Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently ,but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimula,ting them to natural action, 'clearing the blood and gently purifying ithe entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. I All the benefits of nasty, sickening, I-griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without griping, 'pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac tice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint; with the 'attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive Oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. ''It is contrary to the policy of Na tional Headquarters to have chapters make contributions to other relief or ganizations.. In the f jeld of National relief there is additional reason why it is inadvisable tor chapters to make contributions to other relief agencies. If there is anv Question of contribu tion to be made to any relief organ ization campaigning on a national basis the only proper sense of proportion to gume such contributions must rest up on a national judgment, and such con tributions could only be made wisely uy tno .National Jiea Ctoss organiza tion." WILLAMETTE CHAPTER, A.B.C. ... SALEM, OKE. Union Evangelical meetings. The un ion meeting of the United. Evangelic al and the Evangelical association churches which began on Sundav eve ning in the Liberty street church has continued thruout the week with cood interest. The attendance has been good and tlie messages well received. Rev. G. F. Leininjr will preach this eve ning at 7:30. Come and have a good sing wittt as. HILL WX FOR MARKET ROM PASSES SGiATE BiO Proyides That Counties ia3 Match Appropriation, Dollar For Mar. A one-mill tax lor the improvement of market roads was voted by the sen ate yesterday afternoon when it passed senate bill -283, introduce! by Senator Pierce. The bill was passed without debate. It provides that the counties shall piatch the portion of the fund spent within their borders on a basis of dollar for dollar. Other bills passed by the senate Thursday aftornqon included the fol lowing: i ,H B 288, by Wright Defining min eral lands. H. B. 239, by Dennis Providing for oppropriating rights of way for high way purposes. H. B. 570, by Ways and Means Com mittee Appropriating money for leg islative expenses. H. B. 425, by Gordon Providing for licensing of real estate brokers. H. B 338. by Merryman Eclating to irrigation ditches " ' H. B. 207, by Smith of Multnomah Eclating to electric wiring. II. B. 442, by Jackson county delega tion Regulating the rights of cattle growers and sheep and goat growers to range in Jackson county, and provid ing for p penalty to be recovered by cattle growers against sheep and goat growers infringing upon the rights of cattle growers. H. B. 429, by Dennis Amending, the law relating to the bureau of mines. H. B. 132, by Martin Requiring a liconso for all insurnneo agents. H B. 321, by committee on salaries of public officials Providing that county courts shall designate salaries of deputy county officials. H. B. 430, by Lafferty Providing for voting on question of dogs running at largo., H. B. 285, by committee on assess ment and taxation Belating to time for paying taxes. H. B. 127 by Edwards Increasing the' salaries of county officials of Tillamook county. 1 7WT-VUwU;Ml 6 Beli-aus Hot water Sure Relief 'FOR INDIGESTION Oeaenceau To Be Out Of Danger In 48 Honrs PERSONAL Paris, Feb. 213remicr Clem eneeau, shot ty an assassin Tuesday, will be out of danger . within 48 hours, it - was an nounced today. . "I am very optimistic of my ability to return to work in four or five days," he told President Poincare yesterday. It was announced at the premier's residence that he is "getting on as well as possi ble.'" He was" out on the bal cony for a while yesterday af ternoon and, considering the relative gravity of his wound, his condition was regarded as highly satisfactory. The X rny -examination late yesterday revealed that the bullet had penetrated the outvr tissue of tho lunj.s, explaining Vhe hcmorrhi-e ho suffered yesterday afternoon. It was an nounced that both his pulse and1 temperature were practically normal. 5S ft icawM"' SCORES m SUCCESS Large Crowd Turned Away, bo rcriormance W m Be Ke . peated,;'1To3ight . ifcifc.jri..fc.i.ifcHiX.iihjfciir'i rt nifi-r-rf ti r- r-nni. Sp ecia i S-Passenger Chevrolet 31 Electric Lights and Starter, a wonderful buy at this price as the car has been overhauled and new parts put-in Lee L, Gilbert Elgin Six Distributor 156 South Commercial St. Phone 361 r-'ifr'C"1 I ALL NEW TODAY I Special Feature Following i3 a partial list of the prominent Portland citizens stopping in fcalem recently: Manager A (i. Lab bie, of tho Willamette Iron & Steel works; City Attorney W. P. LaEociitj Captain E. O. Spencer, of the port com mission; President C. C Colt of the Chamber of Commerce; Attorney Mil ton B. Klepper, Eugene Farrell,. com mission merchant; C. W Hayhurst, Commissioners A. L. Barbour and J. M. Mann, Charles Rudoon, Georgo Mtf Leoid, lumberman; Joseph M. Healy, real estate dealer. - Prof. G. K. Hyslop of the Oregon Agricultural college, was ' among the guests at the Marion hotel last night. A. J. lylor, who is connected with the Goodrich iBubber company, arriv ed in the city yesterday for a brief visit with his mother, Mis. E. S Tyler, Highway Commissioner B. A. Booth came up from Eugene yesterday and is amending the day in the ity. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Gallairhcr of Port land are visitors in Salem, registering at the Marion hotel D A Whito is once moro at his post in the feed store today after feeing mid aside far two weeks with illness. C. 0. Gonrctt of Glendale is among the guests at the Bligh hotel today, a. A. 'Bascnbark came up from Rose burg this morning on a business trip. uvruB 11. Walker came in from Al bany last evening anil is registered at; tne imgh hotel. Chas. Scott of Scottg Mills, is one of the trnnsaoiH visitors m town today. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks and Mrs. Barkmefer are Sublimity people transacting business in the city today w a Coleman ot ork, Nebraska, is a recent arrival in the city, stopping at tno capital hotel Grant Injunction To Stop Whiskey Runners Toledo, Ohio, Fob. 21. Judae Root or tne circuit court at Mimroe, Mich., today granted att injunction to prevent any person from carrying liquor into Michigan. The grounds were that it is against tho constitution and tho dry laws of the stato. State constabulary officers and dep uty siienrrs were aispatciicd to the state line to arrest all "liqucr run nerg. " 'THE CRAVING" Beautiful women climb from wine glas ses In a man's hand, an poured from a bottle, seen under a water glass, come out of smoke, and confront him when ever he looks. Ail Star Cast cQBLIGM 7KEATKS COMEDY AND ' WEEKLY . v w"- "Iff Zl THE HOMELY HEMTHFUl BRAN IN A DELICIOUS APPETIZING FORM As predicted iiij these columns some days ago, the annual dramatic perfor mance of tho boys behind the walls at the penitentiary scored a great hit with tho public last night tha is, tho small portion of the public tha couid squeeze into tho building, ft wag crowned to ca pacity and so many people turned away that it was decided to repeat the per formance this evening. The. two-act musical eoinedyW'Tho Mhiuight Cab aret" is by far the best thing put on by tho pifson 'talent, which includes some roul artists in fun-making.' There were song hits, .-dance features and comedy numbers -that created roarg of laughter. Not the!least among tho ris ibles were the stunts by the "culluh'd gciumcn" with Saifl Taylor as leading man. Jan i)uilonte wus a particularly bright star with his' original reading A ipoi There Wasy and his toasts to the convicts who had gone into the world war. Very affective in a patriot ic way wa the roirvring or a number of solos touching upon tho wcr, among others, "When Ulue Btars Turn to Gold." As a background for this num ber thoro was a hugo American flag. in front ofw hich was hung the prison sorvico flag, containing over a hundred stars, two of which havo ''turned to gold." A vast deal of merriment was caused by the "local color" put into some of tho sketches, a number of prom inent Salem citizens coming under the satirical spot Unlit. i ( v ' ' ' -v u n. t - nori 4 If hern Flour $3.00 THE HARDER THE WHEAT, THE BETTER THE FLOUR. BEAR BRAND BLUE STEM WHEAT MAKES MORE LOAVES. EVERY SACK GUAR ANTEED. IF NOT SATISFIED, MONEY REFUNDED. No. 5 LARD - - $U5 No. 5 COMMJND $120 BULK COMPOUND, per lb. 26 Large ALASKA HERRING ,each -- - .08 Choice BURBANX SPUDS, per hundred - $1.60 Choice (ME, .par hundred - $1.60 CARROTS, per lb. .02 RUTA BEGAS, per ib. .- - .03 PARSNIPS, per lb. - .04 ENGLISH WALNUTS, per ib. 9 uy Your Eggs Here STRICTLY Doz. cm- MH2,iS 270 NORTH COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE 721 CATARRH Quickly Ended by a Pleasant, Healing Antiseptic Tho little Hyomei inhaler 's made of hard rubber and can easily be carried in iocjot or purse, it will last a lifetime. Into this inhaler vou Dour a few drops of magical Hyomei. lhis is absorbed ,bv the antiseutic gauze within and now you are ready to breathe it iff over tho cerm infest ed membrane where it will speedily be gin iiis worn oi Danishing catarrhal germs Hyomei is made of Australian eucalyptol combined with other anti septics and is very pleasant to breathe it is. guaranteed to (banish catarrh, bronchitis, soro throat, croup, coughs and colds or monev back. It often cleans out a stuffed up head in two minutes. , Sold iby D. J. Fry and druggists ev erywhere. Complete outfit, including inhaler and ono bottle iof Hyomei, costs but little, whilo extra bottles, if afterward needed, may be obtained of any drug gist. : SENATF FAVORS BONDS FOR RECONSTRUCTION; IS RE WO PEOPLE Expected That Bill Wil Be Passed Calling For Special Special Election, June 3. Will Marry Princess Patricia , lilf 'lllliilM s - I ,- , ; i " - y iAr f, t 4f r r Court House Notes iK,,),;- By unanimous vote, the scimte today passed senato joint resolution 23, which rofors to- tho people a consvitmonal amendment authorizing tho issutneo uf $5,000,000 of reconstruction bonds. Under the provisions of a compan ion bill, introduced by Senator Eddy. chairman of the reconstruction commit. tee, it is proposed to expend $3,000,000 or tno proposed fo,UU0,W0 for tht con struction of public buildings uml for carry ing out tho soldiers' land sett le nient program. The remaining $2,000,- 000 is to be left as a resorvo to meet aiiv possible future emergency. It is expected that a bill VUl bo pas sed calling a special election for June 3 at which time tho proposed constitu tional amendment will be siibmiltcd. A complaint was filed in the case Tho eoiunanlnn bill, wlitoh m minute of Martha A. Briggs vs. Chas. K. bill 1!66, was ulso passed by the senate Briggs, suit for divorce. Tho couple 1 today. Before being pased slight were married in 1889 and have but ono 'amendments were nmde, one to include child. Tho wife claims cruel and in-! an item of $20,000 for the compietwo human treatment, and that at one timo of the armory nt Murshfield and the the defendant cursed her and drove acr 'other reducing the amount t be allowed out of tho house becauso she sold some for the soldiers' land settlement to produce without his permission. She $7.ri0,000. alleges that in November, 1918, the do-1 If the bond issues carries, Senator fendant disposed of the stock and per- Eddy said it whs not the purpose to so-nal property on the place and thon have the bonds issued all at once, but deserted the family, to have them issued just as they arc ' 'needed to deal with the uncmplov. Decree of divorce granted to Vera ment situation and nther TiwnnstMmrinn B. Frickcy, separating her from 7ras.it problems. E. Prickey, giving her custody of child- Henntors Dimick, LaFollolte and rcn and tho amount of $50 a month for Wood voted aguinst tho bill. the support of children. I Another important bill rtassed bv th i seni'.te today was senate bill 204, by Decree of divorce issued to Mary J. Kddv. which authorize the state indu Smuck, separating her from W. J trial accident commission to expend l"""u' i,MJ umrneu ju f-juu.uw 0f H aceuinu Hfiod surplus for "ttvo ciiiiuren. iiuinuii biiildiiiB a hospital at I'ortlniid. EISNXfi ASSASSINATED ft Amsterdam, 1'Vb. 21 Kui'tj lwsner Bavarian premier, hes beon asuassiuutod, acoording hi a diufsiteh received from Mun ich today Eisner was said to have hoci shot iby laoutenant Count Arcu valley who ' whs fala'iy wour.it d by a guard . COUNCIL HTIUC DEADLOCKED) 'Portland", Or., Feb. 21. Tho Pacifio t'oat Metal Trados (Jooneil's eonvtn tloa is still deadlocked over the pio Iosed coant wide shipyards strike Tho eollapso of tho strike in tha Oakland, Cal., district has woakeued the causo of tho rtidiciil delegate, u hs tho determined stand of the Emer gency ileet corporation not to consider tho grievances of shipyard workent un til they return to work under comlt tions existing January 81. It is reported that metal tradef del egates left tha strike taue to tho ooir crmakers last n'm'ht anil that tho lat ter organization (lei'lined to be the "g'mt." A definite vote is expected from tho conforenee today. Employes Of P.LL& P. Company Get Increase New York, ' Feb. 21. Tho Evening Suu finuncial review today says: Iu ils essential characteristics, there- is no difference between today's stock Hussion and those which have iinmcd- utely preseded It. Business wan not quite as. active ut yosteruav, but fluctuations were exten sive. Buying for the advance proceed ed enthusiastically, despite the rapid rute at which industrials havo bceu marked up. A good deal of profit tak ing went on but offerings woro ab sorbed at advancing prices during tha greater part of the session. The Kin? and Queen have re ceived the gratifying intelligence of the betrothal of her Royal High, ness Princess Victoria Patricia of Connaught, their Majesties cousin to Commander the Hon. Alexander Ramsay, R. N to which union the King has gladly given his consent. Photo: A new and hitherto unpub lished portrait ot tht Hon. Alex inder Ramsay, I .The Journal ilassified ads are great favorites with peoplo who do things Try ens. j The decree awards amount of $300. alimony to the 1,500,000 FRENCH KILLED An Atlantic i'ort. .France in four years of conflict to preserve her own But libertv ami that of the world, accord- been for if the reennstrnetina linml Imim nMM. 1 in? tn Andre Tardie. French hixh com years addicted t0 drink, and has treat-, n,0 commission will o 2o0,000 of its missioner to the United Htatea, has lost u uer in a cruei aim inhuman manner, f.,,,,1. 2..nnn will bo tnknn tmm the bond issuo. .Senator!, voting against the Mil were Dimick, Furrell, Hurley, Jones, I.aFoi lett, Ktrayer and Wood. The senale passed senate bill 13, by Huston, which exempts the property or Civil war veterans, up to the .value of $2."00, from taxation. It a'so passed liot.se bill 381, by the citu,,:, ,,tf .i..i,..r..ti,. ;,,..,.,,'..:,... Final account filed in the otato of.fh , th ;,' f '..i " ' count v. The fcimto killed joint amendment 18, which asked the president to use li is influence in behalf of homo rule for Ireland. Inventory and appraisement filed la tho estato of Arthur B. Poolu, deceased. Order issued appointing Phillip P. Hwsler executor of tho estate oi tor enda V. Hassler, deceased. ftoi. V. Hntfh. f1ptiud liv .1 ( ftiilii-' lcr, deceased. Order appointing Carey F. Martin ad ministrator of ,the estate of Dp-i-v A. Hcrrick, deceased. SALEM BOYS AT ETJ3ENE The biggest gamo of tho season for In the circuit court today, in the ease of Samtiam Electric Co. vs. Peter wystrom, a suit w acquire l0 )hc EuBrno u ,h school basketball team property, a decision was handed down tho socond , with fc in favor of the plaintiff. The case of h wi d h . Wn. an vi Wiwilfrv. miir. fur divorce' . - 1 . ... at :.iu in the fcugene s:lioorg gym. was also- heard today. Further, cases set "for today" are 'Morris vB Gates Mil ling Co. and Burkhnrdt vs. Burkhardt. l,r00,no men killrd and as many wounded. America owes Fiauco air eniiriiious debt of gratitude 'for this heioi.". outpouring of her life's bloott and also for the reported caving of thousands of lives in this country ami throughout tho world Ihruug-h the dis covery by 'French penvants of a perltct remedy for sV:mai'h, liver and intesUrr al ailments w'nirh, it is w!'id, has ro I io vet iniulculfthle sufleriiij; anil pro vented thousands of surjjiial opera tions, (ieo. II. Muyr, prominent Chica go chemist, ininor's the Ingredients and fiells this remedy in America under tho name of Alayr 's Wonderful Ifemedy. tit if a simple, harmliss preparation", I that removes ths catarrhal mucux from the intestinal tract and allays the 111 flammatino which causes practiwilly nil stomach, liver and intestinal ail ments, including afpendicllis. One aose will convince r money refunded. 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