Daily capital journal., April 11, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OKCGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 11. 1919.
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LEAGUE BASES
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PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.
Always at Your Sfimcr
Help of ail kind Furnished Free
to Employers
Mffwsw. tEiuiL rtsm. m tt tint
I r. CMW, .
U-tt Btuntid So t Portland. Otfu
IXtl! .SAI.K French bull
cheap. 3-Ji X. Com "I St.
puppies
ir.
JKKSKV cow, 4.-,, if taken at once
Phone fiHr'll. 4 11
WASH jKilish mid jgroase vour ears at
.t-V .S . S UIU CI,
Kl!t SAI.K I.opmberry tips -J per
thousand, lit. 1, box 17. Plume .1
4 1
S.tl.K Half Durham cow. 5
, years, 4X Fallot's, doc fresh l.'UU,
A. Hawthorne, Kt. box.Nii
.Siltm. Phone -K2i. 4 11
TO ABSOBB FRECKLES
AND OIHEE ELEMISHES
V.vvry spring numerous inq nries art'
mail by irls seeking some reliable re
cipe for removing freckles. Very fav
oraiilc reports have been reee'.ved frum
many who have mod mereu'i.ed wax
duriii the freckling season. The wax
se-ms to possess unusual properties
li!h completely absorb the freekles,
Willi no harint'iil effect whatever, die
complexion improves wonderfully, be
("wing as soft as a rose petal, and as
ilelnatelr tinted, (let nu ounce of or
dinnry mcreoli.ed wax at any drug
irist s, unread a tlun laver of it over
ih n entire face every night for a while
washing this of in tile morning, h'or
rough, upotty luu, sullowness, blavR-
lira. is, pimplea ami all cutaneous blem
ishes, this treatment is mperioi to tiny
oilier.
VYANTKD .Vaturnity work by graduate-
nurse. Phone 21olW. ' 4 14
I-VU SAI.K 2 young Jersey rows,
just fresh. 71" S. U'th St.' upstairs
-12
IMR SAI.K 4 rorm bungalow i.Ht.
toilet, electrictv, gas, elose in. Call
afler U p. 111. 4Tj S. Cuui'l. 4 12
FOR SAI.K Leas or rent, furnished
or unfurnished 5 room house with
light and water, ete. Large garden
space, thickens, elose in. Address
A 11 X rare Journal. 4 14
N'KARI.Y new 5 room modern house
with lot liilxlOO feet, small barn and
woodshed must be sold at once. See
it at lloyt and Winter Sts. 4 12
WANTKI) Agents to demonstrate Dr.
Seotts corsets and toilet artieles. M.
K. Mackie, 3V. X. Liberty St. ("all
afternoon or evenings. 4 11
CITY NEWS.
Frank Ma pes, of tus Metropolitan
Insuranee eompany, luis purchased of
John M 11 m 111 , a home at IH.i North
Winter street. The consideration was
-.'imiii and V. II. (Irabeiihorst & Co.
handled the drill.
County Clerk U. G. Boyer is tending
out poslers us follows: ".Notice Klce
tors, if you fail to vote Inside of two
yearn or move out of your precinct,
Juu camel your n gisti-ntion as 11 vot
er and must register again. Do it
now. "
Miss Beitlah M. Seott, who baa been
teaching school at Tillamook, has re
turned to the eity for a time. Juflu
ena tin's 11 nu in become so serious at
Tillamook that nil schools have been
cloned.
The U. 8 .Labor bureau continue to
jjet The laborer and Iho job together.
There is a cull for a man and wifo on
n sheep ranch. Hop workers are in
big demand with a pay of a day.
A mail and team is wanted ond three
men ean find jobs who will work 011
sotting out strawberries. .Hut the big
call is for men to work on hop ranches.
1 El beit Thompson, a!csma for Vlck
Bros, who was operated ou lust eve
lung at the Deaconess hospital for nb
cos of the brain, is still in a serious
condition ultliiuigU he is getting along
as well as could be expected under the
circumstances. Last Saturday Mr.
Thompson was In .Portland unending
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that tho nn
dcisigned will receive bids up until 5
o'clock p. m. April 21, Hll!', for the
construction of a wood sidewalk to be
laid nlong the east side of Winter
street adjacent to and nhutting upon
lot No. H in block lis, in Wilds Addi
tion to North Salem, Marion county,
Oregon.
Plans and specifications may lie liml
at the recorder' oft ice.
KAKL HACR,
4 IH Citv lteconler.
PATTON PLUMBING
COMPANY
Are now able to take
care of your plumbing
wants in their new loca
tion, 220 North Com
mercial street. Phone
1GG8.
to Mime business matters and upon his
return home complained of feeling sick
sterday his condition had become
so serious that he was taken to the
hospital for the operation.
Wilford Allen, of the Industrial ac
cident commission, spent Thursday in
r.ugene on business connected with tne
iepart nient .
o -
Dr. K. N. Avisou left this mornlrg
where he will viit with friends nnd
intend the oratorical contest held there
this evening.
Mr. Jones of the Balem Velie com
pany, left this immune for Portland.
expecting to drive back this evening
with a fine new model of the Velie
car.
The Industrial accident commission
is in I 'mi I nu. I today, having been in
vited to attend the sessions of the hos
pital standardization conference, which
is lioldiii'f a series of meetings at all
important points in the west. Some of
(he lending surgeons and hospital au
thorities of tho country ore on the
program of addresses.
There is large sized yellow cat
that feels perfectly at home at tho S11
lein Fruit Cuinn nnd there is just a
suspicion tlint the eat hns been serv
ing as the mascot for the I'ni.in the
past yenr as business has been excep
tionally good. He goes under the name
of "Hob," anil it is not yet made
known whether he is named nl'ter the
mnunger of ttic saiem mut union or
because lie really is a bob tailed cat
with no more tail than a Jack rabbit
Real estate continues to move In
Salem nnd vicinity. J. K. Scott re
ports the following sales within the
past ten days: Six nnd one half acre
tract about a mile and a half from Sa
lem on the Jefferson road for 'l'lOH.
Mrs. r'. L. Mnssey was the grantor
and A. C. Hiuctel of (I rnngerville, Ida
ho, the grantee. The tract hns a house
on :it and is well improved. Mr. Hiuc
tel got tired of the M11I10 winters. A
twenty acre trnct near ( oncomlev 011
tho Oregon Klectrie- was bought by
Oscar Slahl of Washington from Rich
ard 'llroding. The consideration was
:HM)0 cash. A house nnd lot on Cot
Inge and Judson streets was purchased
by It. II. Harrington from l . D. Vin
son for ulllO. Mr. Harrington Is from
Kail. Citv. Two lots on State nikd 21st
streets wero bought by r'red Armpriest
from (leorge ( ohn ot San Diego, for
1000. This also was a cash sale.
A. L. Lcavltt, fruit pathologist of
the Oregon Agricull oral college, has
been in the city toilnv for the purpose
Of making an inspection of the prime
orchnnls in this vicinity. He will make
a report of his observations at the an
nual meeting of the Siilcui rrnit l n-
ion tomorrow afternoon mut win dis
cuss the subject of prune diseases in
general wnv. Anyone interesteii is
invited to attend.
The membership of the Salem lodge
of Klks is now well over WOO. The semi
annual report of April 1 of Ihe trus
tees of Ihe lodge gave the membership
at K!4 and Inst night 17 were initiated
into the mysteries of the II o'clock
hour. These were: Curtis H. Cross.
Uis II. Fletcher, Joseph Oraber,
James C. O'Heilly, Harry M . Hawkins
I'nul K. Hurris Kov II. Mice, frank
(iibson, drover Todd, Karl Hinges, II.
.1, I'ilfhford. W. S. Hicks, M. W.
How ley, A. It. Kelsey, W. F. Hoff
man. J. V, Harbison nnd C. V. Whir
The winners: an Francisco, Loa An
eles, Sacramento, Salt Lake.
Home run honor roll: Lund. Seattle.
Four runs in the eighth sicnza gave
the Seals their third straight game, 6 to
3.
Three Angel hits and an error l
Fuller of the Beavers, gave the Angela
two runs in the first lulling, a lead
which they retaiued to the end. Final
2 to 0.
Although Schorr held the Tigers to
one hit, Kasicka men crossed the home
plate four times. At that, the Bees
took the game, five to lour.
A real bi.ll game was enacted In Sac
ramento. The Oaks and the Senators
went scoreless for eight innings, the
lippers winning the contest with
lone run in the last half of the ninth.
sj atvu
HOWELL At his home on Jerris ave
nue in South Salem A. W. Howell,
at the age of (IS years. Death was
due to heart failure.
After services Saturday in St. .Pauls
Kpiseopal church, the body will be
taken to Portland for cremation.
He is survived by liis wife, who was
formerly Mrs. C.eorg W. Jones. Mr.
Howell had retired from active busi
ness. He was Generally known through
his connection with the state hospital
and Hate training school.
local hospital
Hobeitson, at
HORKKTSOX At a
April S, llllSt, Janet
the age of 1. years.
She is survived by a sister in Mich
igan and a nephew in Portland. The
funeral tierviecs were held this after
noon at the Terwilliger home and were
conducted by the Kov. ('. H. Powell.
Burial was in the Odd Fellows ceme-lory.
State House Notes
SFFD WHF.AT
We have some of the best
Varieties
SEED OATS
We are making a special low
price on miiirun- Have
shorts and middlings for
ho feed. Rolled oat3 and
I? arley
CHERRY CITY FLOURING
!
The weekly report of the Industrial
accident commission shows that there
were but two fatal accidents in the
state during the week: Alton (Iregory,
lumberman, l.innton, and Ira Bower,
ship ibuilder. ilarshfield. There were
a total of 4! accidents reported, of
which number 47.1 were subject to the
provisions of the compensation act, Tl
were from firms and corporations that
have rejected the provisions of the
act, and 15 were from public utility
corpoiations not subject to the act.
Tux returns on file In the office of
secretary of state for the month of
March, pertiiiuing to the oil compan
ies, serve not only to give an idea of
the amount of product handled but the.
amount of revenue turned into thu
stale treasury. The Standard Oil fig
ures how the sale of :U7.ttH) gallons
of gasoline and M.'H gallons of distil
late, the former carrying 1 cent a gal
lon and the latter one half cent. The
total return from this company was
l l.."it;t.:tn. The fnion Oil Co. re
(torted 2!2.I1'J gallons of gasoline and
ril.'.'Ts gallons of li-t i tlit to With to
tal returnof :ili2.5!.
DI'XX At the Salem hospital Thurs
day evening, Apiil ID, lit 19, Mrs.
C. A. Dunn nt the nge of 2! years.
Mrs. Dunn became ill about n week
110 with appendicitis and was taken
to the hospital for treatment. Her pro
gress was favorable until yesterday
when her condition suddenly became
critical, tthe had been making such
fuvorable iirogress towards recovery
that her husband, C. A. Dunn, assist
ant highway engineer had gone to Til
lamook on urgent business. She became
suddenly worse yesterday evening and
died beforo Mr. Dunn reached nor
bedside.
The funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at 2::il) o'clock
from the chapel of the Rigdon com
pany. Burial will be in th.t Oty View
cemetery.
PERSONAL
Mrs. M. K. Shin of Falls City is
regislered at the Bl'igh.
Mrs. M. T. Duiiegau is at tho Blijjh
registered from Scotts mills.
J. M. Devers, a iiromiitent attorney
of Kugene, is in the city 011 legal bus
iness. T. F,. JleCroskey, manager of tho
Salem Commercial club, was in Silver
ton yesterday in the interest of club
work.
18c a package Mu Ir
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AMELS will put more real enjoyment into your life than any cigarette you I
v ever set oetween your lips! Camels refresh; Camels are the cheeriest work-and-play
cigarettes that ever came your, way! Camels expert blend of choice
Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos is a revelation! You have never smoked
a cigarette like Camels ! They give such unusual satisfaction !
You do not have to Cultivate a liking for
Camel Cigarettes. The blend takes care of
that I For, you start right in as though you
had been keen-on-Camels every day for a
year I Camels not only win your taste quickly
and permanently, but they never tire it!
Camels refreshing flavor and fragrance and
coolness become more enjoyable all the time.
The more liberally you smoke them, the greater
your appreciation of their freedom from
tongue-bite, and from any unpleasant cigaretty
after-taste or unpleasant cigaretty odorl
Smoke Camels on a try-out. Put them to
the severest test you know! For personal
information, compare Camels with any
cigarette in tho world at any price!
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C.
la'-wr-its Ha
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BISHOP M. T. MAZE, D. D.
Of LeMurs, Iowa, who will preach
Hiindny inorning at the I'nited Evangel
ical church, Cottage aud Center streets,
at 11 o'clock.
AN ENDLESS CHAIN
elfre is the endless chain of recom
mendations for Lydia V,. Viiikhnm'a
Vegetable Compound. There is hardly
n town or village in the I'nited States
from which women have not written
letters telling rf health restored by
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
.pound. If you re suffering from some
female trouble, ask your neiyVilmr if
she has ever used Lydia K. I inkham's
ve'jetniile ( 0111 pound. In many cases
you will find that slip hs regained
health by its use and will recommend
it to you.
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets
That'9 what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a soothing, healing way. When
the liver and bowela are performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad taste In your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
griping, cramps or pain. ,
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
reuet, so you can eat wnat you like.
At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
Captain Dennis Have, formerly as
sistant commandant nt the Oregon Ag
ricultural college, hns been made post
adjutant at the college.
riani are being made by the Island
Lumber company for the erection of a
f-W.OOO sawmill opposite St. Helens, on
Sauvies island. The mill will have
daily caisicity of 50,000 feet.
aicm 5amo e More
off crsyou High Grade Oxfords
and Pumps. New style in Black
Brown and White. Quantity buying for our chain of stores enables us to
quote the following low prices.
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Texas Starts Campaign Of
Relief For Victims Of Storm
Dalle. Texas. April 11. (United
Press.) North Texas settled down to-
lay to a definte campaign of relief for
the areas stricken by Wednesday's dis
astrous storm.
Hoports of completion of relief organ
isations in the larger towns in each of
the storm district were rccrwcil here.
Funerals of most of the eighty seven
known dead were held yesterday.
Renorts from several other towns told
of heavy proiiertv damage from wind
and torrential rains, indicating the loss
es are tremendous.
The Dutch steamer N'ieiiw Amster
dam, which left New York March 2.
is being detained nt Plymouth by Brit
ish authorities. No reason is given.
The member of the Congregational
church in 8t. Helens have decided to
build a new church to tost tOOOO,
(ilbert Hudwig, pttot in the serial
mail service between New York and
Chicago fell 2000 feet in his plane at
Hollis, N. Y., lint escaped unhurt.
Pensions were g:sr 'u to 10 Or.vr in
piT.ns hist Vv-iik. 1U pensions av.-r
ngi'd a mouth.
Two thousand esses of Bed Cross sup
plies will leave Seattle this week for
ladivoatok for American soldiers in Si
be ria.
Grapete'
. onceeach day
W
Then you're sure
of your quota of
fnuch needed
Whole grain
tiements in diet
A wheat and barley
blend designed for
health
Black Kid Pumps, military heel Men's Outing Work Shoes with
$4.65 Rubber Sole
White Buck Oxford, Perferated Toe, $
Military Heel Men's Brown or Black Blucher work
$4.45 shoes $2.85, $3.23, $3.85 $1.65, $4.85
Brown Kid Oxford Pointed Toe to $5,5Q
cifoc661 Men's Hats for Dress or Everyday
$4.95 wear
Black Kid Pump, Pointed Toe' $1.45 to $3.45
Lo"is Heel Mens Athletic Unions
75c 85c, $1.00
Women's Brown Vamp" Shoe, Lace
Cloth Top to Match, Louis or Mili- Men's Cotton Unions
tary Heels, Good Year welt, specially JljM JJ 75
priced
$4.93 Men's Part Wool Sox
29c
JUST IN BY EXPRESS
Women's hats $1.19 lo $1.98 Men., Brown EngHsh
Misses Hats, trimmed $1.59 $5.50 to $7.00
C J. BRIER CO.
141 North Commercial Street ;
"You Do Better Here For Less"
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