PAGE EIGHT
THE DAILY CA1M1A1. tt K.naL, SALtiM. okMtUN TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 1919.
TODAY
THE
REG
oN
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Frank Keenan
Acting a Wonderfully Good
dual role
in
"The
DNIGHT
STAGE
Charley
Chaplin
In one of the best two reel comedies
he ever made.
TheBANK
Friday-Saturday DOROTHY GISH in "BOOTS"
Starting Sunday CHARLES RAY ia "The Girl Dodder"
Victory Loan Posters Show
Spirit Of America In War
rosters for the Victory Liberty loan
Irtve been received by August lltukti
Ku'in, posininster. They are of niinli
larger suit limn for the otlu'r l'our lit)
city lot us.
'For Home a ii 1 Country" is the title
OVER-EATIHG
is root of nearly !1 digeitiv
avii. If your riiBjlinn li wrk or
out of kilter, belter cat lets and u
ftH01fSS
tho new aid to teller d.jenion.
Plesuat to tal;eff?ctivt. Let
Kl-rnr:J$ hel.i t:,ii:!vten Cut your
dikcstiva tioublci.
9
M.ee tsr corr a awNe
makcro or lan'i emulsion
of am largo poster, showing n return
ing Hllirx with his bdby i,n hi." arms
nod liij wife standing ui'ar.
"They Kept tlio Sea Lanes Oiii'u"
shows a battleship iu ui'tiou. Thin pes-;
ti'r is nf bright colors untl suggestive of;
tin- strength of the battleship. !
"Sin.', We'll Finish the .lol.." This
palrioiic poster show 8 u worning nianl
in overalls, reaching in his pocket to;
subscribe for the Victory Until. Ho is
wearing buttons of all the other four
luu os. ;
"Ami They Thought We Couldn't
right" is a huge poster snowing an!
American soldier in u luippv frunio of
iiiiml with thro or four (Icriiiiiu helmets
tied tu his olotkiag.
' ' Aiiitiricuni All" in must suggestive'
of the many iiatinnallieit that fought,
under the American Iniiiuer. r.i this!
poster are the nttiiice I n Hois, Hinith, I
O'llrien, Cejku, Hiiucho, I'nppundriko-1
polus, Andrnss, Viloltoe, Levy, Turo-i
vieh, KotvsiilHki, Cliriizniievic., Knutsonj
mid Gonzales, t
All these Victory loan posters will he
soon posted and shown In the business
flection of the citv.
Possib'y it ril depends o:i who is
driving the automobile. At the meet
ing of the city council last evening, in
the speed ordnance under considers
tion, Alderman Wiest objected to no
auto being termed ,n "he" ill one line
and on the lien' pit .ut"j was "it."
City Attorney M:ry .suggested that it
might he all right to place an aulonio
! ile in the feminine gentler.
The people living at Tuniei may
have about ten in mil I vs in which to
travel through the war exhibit tro
phies to be shown here Wednesday af
ternoon . A wire wns received thin af
ternoon by I 1. Ikeekehiifli from the
conductor tf the train slating that he
could give Turner only Id minutes on
account of the regular schedule already
iirraugi'd. If this is tl lie, the train will
be at Turner shortly after 1 o'clock
Wctlnodav afternoon.
Paulino Kveru, aged ill), was iiuliiiit-
Iv killed iu Spokane when an automo
bile iu which he was riding Collided
with a telephone pole.
PROHIBITION CYCLONE
BREATHED RICHES FOR
VALLEY, SAYS PAULUS
Salem Neighbortco i Reaiy To
j Quench ITsirst Of "Dry"
! Nairn
Bobert C. Paulas, maail'er of the Sa
lcm Fruit Union and preside at of tie
Salem Commercial tlub. amy it aa ill
wind that blows nobody food, and that
the wind that blew oo stuck to tho ad
vantage of the Willaateto valley wit
the prohibition eye leaf.
Just aa the country is golag dry tad
yet with million who have aa acquired
thirst, there ia the Hales fruit jaiet
plant already established and alrcudy ia
the field supplying the market. The
day ia now about at hand when tho enft
drimk business will develop into enor
mous proportions and just as it ia be
ginning to develop, the Loja and Pact
plants have become tlmost national i
stitutiona and this all works directly to
the prosperity of the Willamette valie;.
Berry prices Soar.
1 Ono of tho direct offsets is the ad
vance iu prices of-loganberries, lesp
berries and strawberries as these are
.used for all sorts of fi&voring in soft
! drinks. The Wilson strawberry is now
I being contracted for at P!4 couts, tho
I price of tho red raapberrv i about
i double what it wus a year or u ago and
jthe same is true of the loganberry. Pro
hibition hits indirectly iloubled the pries
!of these berries. j
Mr. 1'iiuius . .so calls attentioa to ta
i fact tht aloug with prokibitioa comes a
. gri'Bter tleinnnd for canned fruits and
j berries and here again Salem and vicia
j itv are benefitted.
I The two big JSaleui plants, the Hunt
Bros, cannery and the Oregon Tacking
(company huvo been gradually increas
jing their capacity from year to year.
I Now iu addition to tins, a new cannery
'has just ben established at Corvallij,
r.nd another one is contemplated at Ms
Minuvuie. A cannery is under cos
struction at Wootlbum and another oais
nt Dallas. Fall City will have a usw
eaniieiy ready for business this suis
rner.
Steady Market Assured.
This all means not onlr an immense
output for tho growers of the valley
but an assurance that there will always
be a ready market for whatever may bs
grown. Iu addition to the above unmed
canneries, there is one at Newberg, an
other at Ilrownsville ano? auotber at
Lebanon.
A new industry for the valley is that
of barrelling fruit for eastern, shipment.
The Albany cannery has recentlr in
creased its eapucity to freezo the fruit
iu barrels in cold storage, to ship i
cold storage and to deliver the fruit to
FOOD CHANNELS IN RUSSIA
OPEN TO HALT cuiHEVISM
DOING HER BIT.
"Mora thaa a year ago I took a
cotroo of ilayr's Wonderful Remedy
for (all (tones, severe relic and stom
ach trouble and have been entirely well
ever ainee. 1 have reet mmended it t
many other stomach sufferers, as 1
felt i was but duty to tjll them just
how atueh good it has done me. " It i
a simple, harmlc.a preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from t'le
iatestiaal tract and allays the ii.tl::in
mature ssThierl t-:ius( - pract it-ally all
stomath. liver and intestinal ailment?,
inc.ludiaf appendicitis. One dose will
eonviace or meney refunded. J. C.
Ferry. Capital rrug Store, and drug
gists everywhere. .
Washington, April 1. What
appeors to be an important step
ta tho effort to check the furth
er spread of bolshevisiu iu Kus
sta was seoa ia simultaneous ao
oaaemeata totbv bT the war
trade board aud the fettctal re
servo board.
Keeurupt;m of trade with Po
land and hlsthonia is provided
ia aew war trade board regula
tions, grunting licenses on com
asoditieo intended solely for n
lersal ooasamption. Kestrictions
ea foreifa exchengo transae
hcas with Esthonia, I.ettlond.
fatksmnia and Poland were re
OTod by the federal board.
taa eajtera buyer in cold storage in
such a csaditioa that wneu ready to bo
used, it has practically the flavor of
freh fruit. Mr. l'aulus says this is to
be oae nf the great industries of the
valley. The Baker plant in Sulem is
working with fruit extracts and it U
understood that the Armour interests
are heniniiiug t0 operate ou this part of
th coast.
Prune Demand Strong.
The prune market is looking good,
Mr. l'aulns says. No Oregon prunes
have as yet been offered to the eastern
buyers but California has made several
offerings on the basis of Kt'a cents on
u bulk basis for 40 's untl Sj cents ou
a bulk btsis for ott's to HQ's. This is
one uent a pound higher tliuu offered
last year.
Kuste.ni buyers ure holding back
waiting for the trees to bloom as tit
that time of year from their report they
cau better estimate the crop. Anyhow,
things look good for prunes just n'
present.
Mr. I'ciilus says that the Salem Fruit
I'nioa has just completed the payment
of more than l,(iiMURill to the growers
who were iu the pool.. Also tfuit he
will collect interest from the liritish
goversment amounting to several thou
sand doluis for the delnv in payments
last fall. This interest will also be tip
portiuaetl ts growers iiecordiug to their
interests.
DEALERS AND CONTRACTS MAY HAVE CREDIT
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1 SPENCER HARDWARE STOCK BEING SHOT TO PIECES
Our time is coming to a dose. If there is any thinjr you need in the line of Hardware, Paints, Garden Tools, Window Glass, Blacksmith
Supplies, gd it right now while the time is ripe. We do not want to move a thing, every article being closed out regardless of any pro-
ihi aaav mav j v o v u 1 v 'jiiiiv iui utiif iiivuouiiui) ra. villus IUU lluillVlUUa v 111 v I
Extra large 21 quart anti- Hand and Rip Saws, Yale Padlocks, $1.2") Spray Hose, Regular 12-quart Heavy Reed
rust dishpans, $:!.,r)0 values $4.00 Values Values :!0c, foot Dairy Buckets
$1.85 $2.45 69c 19c 84c
Large size bottle Furni- Hammers, Regular $1 Oil Cans, 5 gallon, regular Large Garbage cans, Ladies' Shovels
ture Polish, 50c size value $2.00 $1.50 value, Soc value
29c 69c $129 $2.29 49c
All kitchen Household Ar- Large Iron Wheelbarrow, Granite Tea Kettles Aluminum Perculator Lantern Globes 2 for
tides, values to 50c wheels, $1.85 value $2.50 Values $:5.50 value
10c 90c $1.59 $195 25c
Paints and Varnishes White Granite, Cups and ALL KINDS OF Japan Slou Jars, 2 Piece Carving Sets
$..30 values Saucers, 50c values GARDEN TOOLS 75c value $1.50 values
S2.45 Gallon 20c sacrificed 3)c- $5c
Candidates for Scholarship offered by the Salem
Baking Company.
WAYNE S. ELGIN
NORA DERRICK
HAZEL LARSEN
WINIFRED TAYLOR
LELA BOWSIAN
As the candidates become known their names will be
added to this list and published occasionally.
Salem
Baking
Company
CITY NEWS
WORSE THAN
. DEADLY
Attention Yeomen: Social OTenlnf
and lunch, Wedntsdnv evening, April
2. 4 2
Matierada dmce, Thursday night
at Hurst hall, admission 2,)c. Knights
and. I.adics of Security.
Summer school at the Capital Nor
mal is now in session. Xoruial. civil
service, bookkeeping, typewriting and
stenography, Oregg & i'itninr. classes
ure formed. If interested, call on in
at corner of l.'ith and Wilbur streets.
J.J. Kraps. 4-3
J. E. Adams, formerly navy recruit
ing officer with headquarters in the
ptistoffice building, writes friends here
that he is now stationed at Klamath
i'VIs us navy recruiting officer.
o .
Ed Elgcr, who has been in the navy
service during tho pnat year and stit
tioned at Seattle, stopped in the city
today on his way to visit bis sister,
Mi Mary Kiger, nt Mt. Angel. He
lias recently received his discharge,
and plniis later to go to Alaska.
Joseph Baumgartnet has d'spoged of
his interest in the store building on
North Commercial glreet to Hurry Sta
pleton of lioseburg. The building wis
formerly occupied by I'onieroy & Wal
lac" and for th:- past week by the lied
Cross in collecting clothing for refu
gees. Gordon Wallaca and wife of Seattle
have returned to Salem to make this
city their home. Mr. Wallace will be
in charge of the manufacturing cart
nieut of Harlnitin Itros. jewelers, lie
was formerly associated with Gardner
& Keene.
John Oraber announces that B. A.
Titllmnn, who is an export on the dou
ble B huso horn, has arrived iu the
city and intends to remain here. He
'regards M"r. Tallman as quite an ac
ipiUition to the Cherriun band and if
lie can only find a clarinot player, the
band will be ready to begin practice
fur the suniiiier concerts.
George Sicer of Portland has bought
a half interest- in tho Salem Auto Ex
change. Tho Exchange is now in
charge of two experienced men. Olaf
Oleson has been manager since he
bought it from C A. Campbell and
George Sicer, who has just acquired a
half interest, has been in the auto bus
iness a number of years iu J'ortjand.
Lieutenant Bertha Campbell who was
with the Canadian relief corps aod
who has seen one yenr of service in
France, will speak Friday evening at
the Mulem public library. She will tell
of her experiences in base hospital
work in France. Lieutenant Campbell
is an .Oregon woman as her home was
at Independence b-efbre going into
war service. The lecture begin, at
o'clock.
In the speed ordinance under consid
eration by the city council Inst eve
ning, the two sections providing that
in passing a car going the same direc
tion one should toot once and then toot
niree tunes wli
POISON CAS
Kidney disense is no respecter . , er
sons. It attacks young and old al.ke
Iu most esses the victii.i is wai oc I
of the approaching dangerv Nature tight
hack, llcadachc, indigestion, insomnia,
hiine buck, lumbago, sciatica, rheuma
tism, pain in the loins and lower uu
doiucii, tlilheulty in urinating, nil ar
indication of trouble brewing iu your
kidneys.
When such symptoms appear you will
almost rfrtainly liud tiuek relict ia
tiULU MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsule.
This famous old remedy has ntooil
the test for two hundred yen-., in help
ing munkinil to fight off disense.
It is imported dir'.'t from the home
Inboratories in IIii:itnl, where it hits
helped to develop the IVtih into m.n
of the sturdiest and healthiest races in
the world, and it may be hud at
almost every dm Bore. Your money
promptly refunded if it d'ne Kit re
lieve you. He eure to g"t the genuine
OOI.D MEDAIj llrund. Iu sealed nack
aces, three sizes.
nf the proposed Oregon act authoriav
ing the expenditure of ."))000,0(K) ia
reconstruction work for the benefit o
returned soldiers and sailors. This ia
me of the measures to appear upon tho
ballot nt th Jus letios.
a
The regular rehearsal meeting of tho
People ' eharus last night waa well
attended ad maa unusually interest
ing, as th srening was devoted fs
uirk on new songs which had just ar
lived. The work on the llad.vn orator
io wns laid aside for the evening. Neat
Monday ovenisf will be Iteld tho reg
ular 'business meeting.
A lady in Salem yesterday adver
tised in the Ouily ( apiial Journal a
house to rent. The paper v.as tin tho
streets at 4 'clock; at 7 o 'chirk fhs
laity telephoned the business office act
ing that the ad he taken out. H,0 had
hud ciht answers tu the ad in the
meantime and knd rented the honse.
Which goes to show that houses are in
demand and that advertising pays.
Mrs. E. L, Comstock of South 16tii
street has received word 1 t.-i ' her foe,
Seificanti '( Jydt( Corns, .ick, a well
known Salem boy, had nivivd in tij's
country and was on his way to Cuini
liCwis. H has been niili the aero
squadi'iis in Fl'i-jlnnd tied France tt
the past 17 months. He wiites that ho
expects to soon recrive h: t!i.i-hu:.4e
anil that he will )..- more time glad l
once more get hark to the Willamette)
vallcv.
Personals
The family of John II. Ilii'-e arriv
ed in the city today from XIarriettj,
Wis., and will make their home ia tho
city. Mr. Hace is associated with th
Pheasant Northwest Products (o.
Oenc M. ftimpson, wife and son aro
in the city from Corvallis.
W. II. Smith, county superintendent
of schools, is attending to his school
duties today at Stayton.
Gordon Wallace anil w'fo have re
turned to Salem from Seattle.
Miss Ltdia Lynch is attending the
northwestern convention of the Pa
cific coast rescue and protective snci-
passing didn't quite ".V 1,1 Portland.
T
Large Dover Egg 'Granite Pots and
Beaters, 50e values Pans, values to 75c
- 25c . 29c
0 pound Splitting Glass Wash
Wedges Boards
: 95c 65c
SPENCER
ardwareCo.
466-474 State St., Salem, Oregon
10 quart Galvanized Glass Towei Holders,
Buckets 50c value
39c - 19c
Aluminum Ware, $2.50 Tree Primers
Valued to $1.50
49c $100
suit Alderman Wilson. -tJ If we shoubi
attempt to enforce this .section of the
ordinance down town, there would be
so much tooting that it would seem
likii eolchrnr.ing another Inimistice,''
said Mr. Wilson.
i
The following officers of the Slem
. j . .i. i, nnr i ii-ctto lor uie com
ing year, at the meeting held last eve
Ining at the Commercial clu! : .1. W.
; ..miuji, iMi-oiriii, jirs. t.eia .ier-
man. vice president; Ivan .Martin, sec
retary; Mrs. It. K. Moores, treasurer.
I i lie toiiowiiig directors were also elms-
I en. Mrs. V. A. Knglish, Mrs. V. I..
; I'urviue. Mrs,..!. A. (arson. Mrs. K
W Wallace and Mrs. E
j Thursday was named as exchange day
for plants.
Evangelical services under the lead
ership of the Rev. A. Sterling lUirner
are now being held each cvenieg at the
Krst Itaptist church. Tonight he nill
It is noted that the "Bony Buyer"
-.a .mi I'll-,- iiiitt'i tine. ti. r,. it - r.-. - .
i iliingrif-ti u directing the music of the I j. jau : i
i sing service which precedes .the regu-1
lar evening services. There will be
sctviccs every even'tig this week.
i o
' the well km wit rnmnierri:,'. nnd fi
'tMintinl publication nf "or York eitv,
has receiitly pu: li-hed in full the text
Musterole Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister
"here's no sense in mixing a mess of
; iu.stard, flour and water when you can
easily relief pain, soreness or stiffness
v.ith a little clean, white Musterole.
Miistcroie is made of pure oil of mus-
.Mrs. K. i JJ i-a o;ner iicipim ir.2icoiCnis.com
TnlluiRn. ll-.-'-d in Uie form of the present white
itTnv.t. It takes the pl.ice ot otit-of-:j
t;iL:ard ploeters, 2nd will not blister.
; '.::('. ;de Usually givo prompt relief
--.l t:.e throat, bronchitis, tonsilitist,
. .", neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
::, ci.ecaoa, pleurisy, rheumatism,
-.. ."75, pains find eches of the back or
! fsrains, sore muscles, bruises, chil-
frosted foet, colds of the chest
V and 00c jars; hospital size $2.50.