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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1919)
lis your own Jd if you ret sfunz,' ) - t t sapULbnnor APTC .1 "Your own horse sense ought to tell you what is the best value when a small chew of Real Grave ly tastejj so good, and lasts so much longer than a big chew of ordinary Plug." Good hi ate, smaller chew, longer tiff i what make G him Gravely cott tet to cbcr thia ordinary plut H ritt to: Genuinb Gravely DANVILLE. VA. fir Mid M tktmuttUt s V ' U f tUlJUw VV iiii t 4 GREATER THIN "BIRTH OF A NATION" OS "HTCLERANCE" TOMORROW FRIDAY - - - SATURDAY it lW 1.000,030 FisMing Ken - p if' ' 1 M J j 20,000 Horses In Action o Squadrons Of Airplanes Fleets Of ZeppcEas - The Charge Of Tacks The Deadly Gas And Flame Projectors. fi 0 The REGO N r ft.. YOU CAN SEE "HEARTS OF THE WORLD" A . . DOZEN TIMES AND NOT SEE IT ALL HALF- Matiace Ifc 2:15 pjn. requires yg 3 hours time to 8 p.Cl. run hs Pture ee 30c Eve. 30c MR. RAYMOND BALLARD Will Furnish "Hearts of the World" Music on our new Organ. " Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch MAKE BIS HAUli I ! Court House. Artesian Cal., March 25. Fifty to one hundred thousand dollars is the range of estimates of the loot secured by a during pair of bankrobbers whs robbed the First National bank of Artesia here early today. Using explosives and an oxy-tceto- To be called lato this afternoon or lyne torch they opened the outer vault ti morrow morning in tb4 circuit court and every safe deposit box in the bank, is a cuso entitled C. M. LnFollette vs. They did not reach tho inner vault, S. W. Jones. Air. Jones sui'S for posses sion of 5j head of ewes, 5 lambs and one Shropshire rain, or for the payment jf 'S7.."l, and ;l'tf additional duui- Mary E. Hawks has brought suit for 3 divorce from Andrew Ilankes. She alleges desertion about 10 years ago. j Pile Cured In 8 to Days Druggists refund money, if PAZO OINTMKN'T rails to eure Itching, Wind, Woedi"g or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation; Soothes ', and Heals. You can pot restful sleep after the first npplitation. Price HUb. Mrs. V, O. Peterson was struck by a gravel train in Tacoina Saturday and instantly killed, Tho safe ia tho Peoples Market at Astona was blown open Saturday night tiy ihurglars, who 'car-aped with $100. Colds Cause Headaches and Pains Feverish lloadn.'hos and dtudy Pains caused from a cold aro soon relieved by taking LAXATIVE P. HOMO O.UX NINK Tablets. There's oniv one " Bro mo (Quinine." E. W. GHOVK'S signa tore on the box, 30c. Date Of Arrival of More Transports, Is Ancanced t b- i Jj'Ji ' rsrsS JL$uib IeS Make our store your headquarters for Talking Machines. There is nothing that can bring more pleasure to the home than a Victrola. Have a concert in your own home. All the world's greatest artists arc only to be found on Victor records. ' ' , VICTROLA OUTFIT As illustrated this Beautiful Victrola with nine duobTs faced records, two hundred Victor needles and one record " " . cleaner for only - TERMS IF DESIRED v; f H-', !! iif-li; -5.1 I ' , 1 ' 'I ' jf ,' 'H ', ' tli-i V t f tftf?jl Washington,, Mar. 2fi. failings of transports werfl nr.nouneerl today by the war department as follows: ' Transport Ulua from Brest, duo New York April 4, with tho 328th field artillery, field and staff, hcadquartsrs and supply companies, ordnance and medical detachment; batteries A, Ii, C and V, for Camp Custer; base lios pilal 112; casual company 75.T. Transport La Lorraine, Havre, due Sew York March 31' with casual com panies 176, 2477, 2473, 2480, 24S1, scattered; special casual company 2-474 Transport Aquitanla, from Brest, due Nvw York March 29, with 8"th di vision headquarters for Camp Custer; S."th division licndqunrtors troop for Camp Kearney; lUDth infantry brigade headquarters for Camp Custer; 3 471JJ. field artillery for Camps Kearny, Funs ton, Lewis and Dodge; 348th field ar tillery for Campj Dix and Upton; do tnchment 112th nmiuunition train fur Camp Dix. detachment lo'ith field ar tillery for iCamp I'pton; 14.th infantry companies F, Q, H, K, I, L aud M for Camps Sherman, I'pton, Funston, Dodge and Dovcns; medical camp detachment Hlith infantry for Carhpg Upton, Dov- ens, Taylor, runston, blierman; JJitn infantry, field and staff, headquarters supply companies for Camps Custer and Kearny; baso hospital 02, baso hospital unit 40, casual companies 1017, 719, scattered; 09 eoldiers' wives and six wifes of fcaval officors aro al so aboard. w Ro tary M3LC Gladys Nichols, of Newburg, wero nom inated for ilv queen. Tho honor of being May queen is greatly sought for in Willamette society and tho crowning of tho May queen is the climax of tho events centering around May day. The election of tho May queen will take place today in Eaton hall. LIBERTY LOAN QUOTATIONS 1 , New York, March 26, Liberty bonds wero quoted here todav as follows: 3ia's, 88.98; first 4's, 94.20; second 4's, 93.40, off .14; first i",i's, 94.36, up 4',4's, 94.98, off .02; fourth 414 's, 93.C4. We have for your inspection the best sewing machine on the market THE SIT STRAIGHT WHITE This machine is made in several different styles, priced within the reach of. everybody. Sold on approval Money back if not as Represented . WATCH OUR WINDOWS. TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE Pi fe-jfi8jraSf O IT M 0 1 ti ti Si ST- Son 401-118 COURT STREET "Salem's Rusy Furniture Store" Market Rathe Quiet For Securities Today New York Mar. 2(1. The New Ynrk Kvctiiiig Hun financial review today said: Today's ralhor quiet and heavy mar ket for MH-urities seemed to be an ex pression of Wall Street s diwro to j know just what proportion of fact and of chicanery there may Ite in tho po- jf, I litical and social fermentation taking i place in Kuropo mill which has 'burden ed tho caJiles in tho past few days. Tho steel, oil and motor shares wero subjected perhaps to tho greatest pres sure. Tho rails wero lightly dealt in and but slightly changed Tho formal announcement that, the war finance oor porntion would advance money v. iQ individual carriers on tho collateral of tho railroad administration certificates had little effect. Slocks wero in supply through the afternoon, though selling pressuro was far from urgent. Prices continued to ease off gradually. Ntocl dropped be low 97. Others in Uiat group yielded about a point. Eoyal Dutch shares suffered heavily. Eect Lawrence Davics ' Manager Of May Fete Lawrence K. Privies, a prominent sophomore from St. Helens, was unani-mou-lv elected manager of the May day festivities to be held during tho junior week eacl, May 2 3. Davies is president of his class iiiid treasurer of the associa ted student body. Last year bo was mannger if one of the most successful frCshiiien glees evjr held. At the same mooting of the student bode, Mr. rgii ret Wilde, -of (iiants Pass: lielcu Hose, of Limuett, Ida., and ; poller r',r;rl".k j Ltl'trM lllJUSrK It i m." f w i'vti-pv I k 111 DltAMA, FULL . u IV HERE V II rnivonv III o vvtii-ui h IS KING" r P15 I I fi ALSO I II ! BILL j HART" j ti li A 2 iiKKJj SPECIAL J !. p COMEDY .. ;, I LIU i 1 P THEATRE S i fc- t,m-fl A 1 ii it - t.-, r 9 A petition has been filed beforo the county court asking tho appointment of Jeanetto Lockhart as executrix of the last will aud testament of Paulino Adams, who died Feb. 9, 1919. Tho es tate is valued at $ jOUO in real estate bo sides $2200 in personal property. Paul ino Adams was never married and her next of kin aro Mary Adams, s sister living in Salem; Irene Adams, a half sister of Portland; Mrs. W. Hinklc, a step sister of Portland; and Mrs. D. M. French, a step sister of The Dalles. Frank Meredith, u nephew, m.ined iu the will as executor, has declined to serve. As Jeunuetto Lockhart is an aunt of tho deceased, tho petition re quests her appointment as executrix of tho estate. Benjamin Iiowden has filed suit for divorce from Sarah E. Bowden. They wero niarriod Dec 19, l!yd, aud he al leges that she deserted him after about ten years of married life. There are no children nor propertv rights involved. 'For boing bitten by a spider, the Cal ifornia Industrial accident commission has granted lie tin Ciressweli $303.91. where kept. a large amount of money was Oscar Wallace, an American citizen living near Pregreso, Mexico, has been attacked ly bandits and carried off either dead or woumted. Goldwyn il . Co-Starring C0RINNE "RIELY" BARKER A former Salem girl 3 Days Starting Thursday YE LIBERTY USED BARGAINS One-ton Ford attachment truck in A-l condition for quick selling, at ply s........ $595,00 Almost new Model 90 Overland, run but 600 miles, going at $1025 1916 Ford touring good shape, but must be sold, at : : - $350.00 SEE THESE BARGAINS AT Salem Velie Company J. VV. JONES, Mgr. 1G2 North Commercial St. Salem, Ore. A carload of 7-foot Split Cedar Posts of splendid quality. See them before placing your order. Our line of BULK KALSQMINE in all shades as well as all kinds of house, barn and roof PAINTS is the most complete in the city. i - Give us a call. FALLSC1TY-SALB1LUMBERC0. 319 S. 12th Street Everything in Building Material" Phones: West Salem, 414 Salem 813 A. B. KELSAY, Mgr