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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1919)
VAGE TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURN AL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1919. 11 1 1 !' !! ; 1 i w ii Who Benefits by High Prices? You feel that retail meat prices are too high. Your retailer says he has to pay higher prices to the packers. Swift & Company prove that out of -every "dollar the retailer pays to the packers' for meat, 2 cents is for packers' profit, 13 cents is for operating expenses, and 85 cents goes to the stock raiser; and that the prices of live stock and meat move up and down together. The live-stock raiser points to rising costs of raising live stock. Labor reminds us that higher wages must go hand in hand with the new cost of living. No one, apparently, is responsible. No one, apparently, is benefited by higher prices and higher income. We are all living on a high-priced scale. One trouble is, that the number of dollars has multiplied faster than the quantity of goods, so that each dollar buys less than formerly. ' Swift & Company, U. S. A. ' MILITARY STATUS (Continued from pngo cue) Daunt Itornstorff will not be a mem ter of the Gorman delegation appear ed certain today, as the allies havo tak ea action to make clear that he would not lbs welcome. Death to Conscription Tho move of the supreme war coun sil in ufbulishing conscription in Her niany wan accepted as probably mean ing the death llow to that system thru out tho world. Under presout political renditions in other European countries, it wm believed this was the only in terpretation which could te applied to the council 'g action. Although other nations, such as France nd Italy, may retain conscrip tion, for ihe preaont,8 it appeared likely Try Making Your Own Cough Remedy To ran an ahon! It, an, have a brttr remNly than the rvndy mwl. klutl, Hull? dou. 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Tho difficulty attending the conscription question in Great Britain wa made obvious by the trouble en countered by" Premier Lloyd-George since extension of the conscription law, Franco at presout has a three year con scription service term, but with the Gorman menace removed and no big potential army threatcTig or likelv to bo able to threaten her, tho action of the war council was cxpeccd to in fluence her, as well as olhar countries, on tho principle that compulsory mili tary service, never being welcotne, would be even loss attractive with no incentive. Hush a development, it is accepted, will permit rapid scaling down of arm ies under the league of natious plan and will mean a lung step toward in- lernauonai disarmament. ft ; died RUS8BLL At hi home 108.1 Oak street, March 10, 1019, A. P. Russell, at the age of 80 years. Hew survived by the following chil dren, Alma Russell, Salem; Inia Rus sell, (Salem; Homer 'Russell, Mac 1 ray; Ella Ijj-becker, Fairfiold, Wn; Site Todd Butter, Oal; R. 0. Russell, Bla lock, Or; W. R. Russell, Checn, Oa'l R. M. Russell, Albany, Or; A. L. Rus sell, Qras Valley r; Earl Russell, Shelbnrn, Or; T.'il. Russoll.-Macleay and Verda liens. Holer, Or. He was born in .the otate of Maine in 1833 and came to California during the gold rush of 1S49. By his first wife ho had three children of which ono is living and by his second wife he had fourteen children, 11 of whom are liv ing. His s-cond wifo wag a sister of hi firt wife. The funeral services will be held1 at Shelburn in Linn county, Wednesday afternoon at 2 oYloek Six of his sons will act as pall bearers. Irish Wonder About Filson's Position On Their Question Dublin. Mar. 10. "Will Wilson do anything about Ireland!" is the ques tion uppermost in the minds of Irish politicians, particularly the Binn Fein era today. Thus far the republicans have bees bitterly disappointed at Presidtnt Wil son's silence to their appeals. On the other hand the few surviving Irish na tionalist politicians of any Importance see in the president's action, some nope ror the revival of their party. 3$a monthly meeting of the Com mercial club members will be held Fri day evening of this week, March 14. The address of the evening will be de livered by Mark Woodruff of Port land who will tell of the aims of tT) State Chamber of Commerce. i Word w&s received tola morning of the death of Robert E. Oroshaw at iFort Stevens. T telegram was also re ceived tolling of the death of Albert Lamb in France. He, was a member of Company C of Woodburu. His folk live at Donald. Samuiel Schrinipf, an old time resi dent of Lane county, was found dead a few days ago in his home near Eu gene. ocw By GEBTETOE ROBISON A3 an ounce of prevention against the possibility of being "left" ia ik aratA piibK fnr firf?fitd f AT tho Elk play tomorrow and Thursday; get your ticket, early. Because its a pretty safe Jbet that there won't tie standing room in the opera house those two mights. It doesn t take a sir perstitious person to believe in the signs that are becoming more evident every day that "Officer 666" will be the biggest success that the Elks have ever staged. Which every one will agree, ia a pretty broad statement, to say the least. Second in importance after the Elk play, in social circles this week, is the Pablo Casals concert at the Hoilig theater in Portland Wednesday eve rang. Casals is acknowledged the fore most 'cellist of the world, and Oregon music lover eonsider themselves fortu nate to have the chance of hearing him here. Casals, who is a Spaniard, is one of the two civilians to have been deco rated with "La Gran Crui do Alfonso XIII," by the Spanish king. Antonio Maura, the Spanish prime minister, is the other civilian to hold this honor This is Oasals' first visit to Port land, and his program pronih.es to be a particularly brilliant one. as is usual when a big artist appears in concert, many line and box parties are being arranged for the event, informal dinner parties in a number of instanc es to precede the theater party. With the rose room of tho Spa a fairy, bower of green and gold, Miss Joy Turner acted as hostess to the La Area club last evening at a delightlul luncheon. This was preceeded by a short business meeting and a social hour at the home of one of the mem bcrs, Miss Turner presiding. Those present were Misses Emma and Bertha Waldorf, Echo Hunt, Stella Wilson, Leah Armstrong Esther Anderson, Mary Day, Gladys Vibbert, Ada Ze sel, Etanis and Dora Andresen and Miiss Joy Turner. ' The next meeting will be with Miss Vibbert on March 24th. ' . An importants visitor in the Capital city this week is Mrs. D. T. Alien, an Oregon woman, who for many years has ibeen engaged in missionary work in Persia, She will speak Thursday evening in the First Presbyterian church on her travels and experience in Asia Minor. There will Tie an infor mal reception for tho ladies in the church parlors before -the evening ser vices and a basket supper is ijetng planned. All women wno are interested iu it, are invited to come to the artor Only Ono "BROMO QUININE" To got the genuine call for full name LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININE Tab lets. Look for signature f E. W. GROVE. CureB a Cold in One Day. 30c. aiivo vu ii cm a Mint Jell Try Mint Jiffy-Jell with roast Iamb or cold meats. It is vastly better than mint sauce. Try Jiffy-Jell ' desserts with their real fruit flavors in essence form, in vials. Each is so rich in condensed fruit juice that it makes a reel fruit dainty. Yet they cost no more than old-style gelatine desserts. 10 Raven, ct Your Grocer 2 Packagtt for 25 Ctnlt m t JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY No additional information has been received regarding tho robbery of the Bank of Mt. Angol Sunday night. The burgllars igot but the $1000 in Liberty bonds, according to the latest information. - o 1 Roportg come from Polk county that the fall wheat is showing up wonder fully fine. On many farms it is fully six inches high and as fine a stand as over known. A farmer who knows wheat pretty well said the wheat pros pects in Polk county now were twice ae fine as at this time one year ago. The annual meeting of the Parent Teachers' association of Marion coun ty will bo held in the auditorium of the Salem high school Saturday March 28. Each association in the county is on- titled to two voting delegates, but allf:j .in w.Brrlinr Ihv thn rltv rncor. members are invited to attend. An- j n, foiii, Trninerlv keem & mom nouncement is made that a f lag will be j,oulie or aotoi register. There is a given to the association having the city. orajnai,ce requiring that all ho groatest number of members present, telg and, 0$gvg houses must keep a in proportion to tho membership of register and that all who are given each. TAonui must be nronerlv rasristered. Ho- 0 . ' 'tels and lodging houses now operate Ray Wilson, who wa charged with wier voiisf) law and ar6 obii-red to assault and (battery and tried yester- gocnre licenses. If the citr ordinance ay afternoon before Judge Unrnh, j yi0jated the council may tevoke the was found guilty and fined. WJ. lim oii nut th nftwi nut. nf recommendations of the jury waa that business. tho court be extremely lenient in im- j - Dosinff its en trace. Hene Wilson was Th iiton musical ovmlnu nf mm. given tho $23 fine which is remitted iamette. university is now focused up- HB8BSB8B8B9B8B8KE noon reception and remain for the eve ning service. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Blake of Salem are Portland visitors for a few days. During their stay there they are domi ciled at the Multnomah. . The Jason Lee mission tea will be held at the home of Mrs. Koon, 615 North Church street, Wednesday after noon. A large attendance of the ladies is desired. Among the Salcmites who are visit ing in Portland this week, arc Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen. Both families are guests at the Carlton dnnng their stay in the metropolis. Friday afternoon Mrs. A. L. John son was pleasantly surprised by a num ber of her noaghbors who called unex pectedly. The afternoon was passed playing "five hundred," Mrs. Eliza beth Bead receiving the high score. Those present were Mrs O. r. llofr, Mrs. C. E. iCashatt, Mrs. Lee Gilbert, Mis. W. A Buchncr, Mrs Elizabeth. Bead, Mrs H. H. Corey, Mrs. F. E. Shafcr and Mrs. A. L Johnson Mr and Mrs. Johnson expect soon to take up their residence at 744 North Cottage street in the beautiful B. A. Shaver home, which they have recently acquired. The Parent-Teacher association of the Lincoln school will meet this eve ning at 7:30 o'clock. George E. Halvor sen will speak on his experiences in France and a children's program has been arranged. Mrs. W. C. Knighton of Portland is being entertained at the home of Mrs. G. E. Waters for a few days. The Daughters of Isabella held their regular meeting in the K. of C. hall on State street last evening. Some im portant business was transacted and a membership campaign launched. Tho Salem organiation is one of tho most progressive in the state and is working hard to keep up its enviable reputa tion. John W. Cochran, chief clerk of the senate and secretary of the republican central committee, has deserted Port land for Salem during the coming sum mer. Ho is now working on the senate journal but went to Portland tho lat ter part of last week, packed up his personal belongings and told those of his friends he saw that he intended to make the homo of his childhood his abiding place for the summer, or at least, the greater part flf that period. Tho senior pupils of Mrs. Eulph White will have a social dancing par ty this evening at the Cotillion hall. Word was received this morning that Captain Allan Bynon had arrived in New York from France. Friends of Ensign Laurence Hofer will be delighted to hear that a tele gram has been received stating thnt he is on his way home from Norfolk, Virginia, whero ho has been stationed recently. The Outwar d Sign Of the Up-to-Date Woman is" a Trim,. Smart Appearance jC JP Froxi.tL.aced. world war. This ig.to be Kdd in the First Methodist church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and the pro gram will include several addresses by prominent speakers, special and ap propriate music, and the reading of the list of names of those who have made the supreme sacrifice, together with & brief sketch, of -their life and service. All military organizations will be in vited to participate, as well as the boy scouts, and the people of Polk county will be asked to cooperate. Further de tails of the program will bo given in these columns later. The keeper of the Salem Lodging house on North Commercial street was f Are of first import ance in giving correct lines to the figure. Their design is artis ticproducing a sym metrical, graceful fig ure having artistic proportions and good to look upon. There is a Modart Model for each type of figure. A trial fitting will show you the perfect results we can give you, so corset comfort, health and style may be yours. Make Your Selections Early U. G. SHIPLEY CO. Liberty Street Between State and Court ' Quality Merchandise Popular Prices during his good behavior. The parties involved in the trouDie are au irora Silverton. o A young man by tha nam of H. F. Smith, who is employed in local shop, was found guilty in the recorder's of fice yesterday for riding a motorcycle on the sidewalk; on Gross street between 14th and 15th. The court let him off with a fine of $2 50. o Teachers In Marion county will re ceive pamphlet issued by W. M. Smith, county superintendent . of schools, giving a suggestive outline of study for the periods including the months of May and April. Some of the general information given is as fol lows Eighth grade examinations will be held May 15 and 16, June 12 and 13, September 4 and 5. At the Septem ber examination, all applicants must eomei to the ofice In the court house. Local Institutes will bo held as follows: Saturday March 15 at the high scaool building in Salem, at Silverton on April 12 and at Weodburn May 10. The principals' association will meet In Sa lem March 15. Funds for the Armen ians should be sent to Koy L. L. Hew itt, 317 V. S. National ank building, Portland. ". . "o At its) regular meeting W morn tag the Salem Ministerial association form ed tentative plana for a grand relig ion and civic memorial service for the soldier boys of Marion county who have lout their lives in course of the v on the production of vocal masterpiea es for the coming iFreshnmn Glee' to be held in tho armory on tho evening of Friday, March 21. The rules of. the contest, which includes the four class es of the university, provide that each class must provide both worda and AS YOUNG AS . 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Allen, an Oregon wo iftnn who has sipent a long term of yoars in mission work in Urmnia, Per sia. Mrs. Allen has had a varied exper; ienee both in her travels and on tho field and can tell s story of conditions in Asia Minor that will be both thrill ing and instructive. The service will be made more attractive by special mus ic. There will b8 no soliciting for funds. Th general public is cordially invited to be present. The evening ser vice will be preceded by an informal reception by the ladies to Mrs. Allen in the church parlors in the afternoon, and it is planned for them to have a light basket supper there and remain for the evening address. All ladies in terested are invited to the afternoon affair. It must not bo vinde.stood that the government has extended the time for making a report of income tax beyond next Saturday. Every unmarried per son having an income of more than $1000 a year and married folks, an in come of more than 2000 a year must make a report and get it into Portland by next Saturday. The extension or o days is for those who are in doubt as to what amount to send in. Those so situated must send in thi8 week what they estimate to be one fourth of their income tax and then fill ont a special blank, stating that the right amount is in doubt. Thia process will give them the 45 days to figure it out right. The long line at the ticket office at the Opera house drug etore this morn ing . where tickets for the Elks show were oa sale, was very suggestive of the Portland movie house where form- Dressmaker Doing Her Bit "Since I was a child, I have suffer ed with stomach trouble and gastrin attacks. Doctors could only givo mo temporary relief. A lady 1 shewed for told mo of having been cured of simi lar trouble by taking Mnyr's Wonder ful Remedy. 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