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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. 3ALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1919. PAGE SEVEN. gp a .. i iy R. I I of tt If i U W v u u Tl All i "I 4 A Giant in Power DIAMOND T Diamond T Trucks Are in the Service of the Largest Users of Motor Trucks TRUCK' Diamond T Service Proved by Re-Orders THE Diamond T Truck has an unusually higli re-order record. Those concerns who first tested Diamond T quality with small orders and are today using them in fleets would never Jbave re-ordered unless Diamond T service haa beeiv all they could expect A real service of continual value -Delpinsr them to keep down running costs. This servica haa been one of the Ug reasons for nd Eiambnd T having worn out in usage. This Diamond T standardization and keeping up of finality not only gives the truck user absolute protection against mechanical troubles it insures him against pos- SibJe trouble in getting new parts. Every part in a Dia lond T Truck is marked by our factory number. This corresponds with the part makers number, so you cary replace parts any place in the country. r . U caajnake fmmediatedeliveries ' AFTER lourteen years of motor car building experience, performance records have, brought the Diamond T into unquestioned first place. Harmoniously balanced fcsgn and careful construction have resulted in great Endu ranee and Low Operating Cost. When you buy a Diamond T Truck of Standardized Units, you immediately purchase a tremendous insurance! against future dissatisfaction or mechanical difficulties. This insurance is found in the millions of dollars repre sented in the factory equipment of those manufacturers! Who supply the carefully selected units that go into this truck. They are the biggest and best in their lines. We are ready now to conclude arrangements with addl Uonal dealers in some localities. Dealers who are business men first, last and always- who are financially strong, progressive and of the high1 S liber which prevails in Diamond T affairs are invited' ': write. . Made inl, 114, 2, 31 and 6-ton capacities, . AGGRESSIVE AGENTS WANTED CHARLES LIVESL VV Distributor for Marion 1 A Pnk fnnnlip. MUM WWMMkWW MARION GARAGE ACROSS FROM MARION HOTEL PAY THE CHARGES .0 sfA X J J 1.1. H f i v: x ; 111. n: - 1- ( Mr- ; ? I niuuity n a business visitor in DaHj t I lhursilav nfli-rnoon. DALLAS GOHUL San rV:im'iio, April 19 Club life, s bin feature licrc, nmv bocuine exlinit wilh total li(iior prvhi-bttion, ncor4 in lo offivials of the social club. The war tax on iluog of T3 per ten will 1 a contributing future to tb demoralization it is believed. With the passing of the bars, i i said, the ono biggest ineemt've to tb social dub will jju out also. Then, th bur bus been the chief financial u port for the average elub. The 1'acifio Union, a "rich man'ir club," with in entrance (ee ol 40tt and a monthly fee of $10, now offer its privileges ito the new member for from France and other mobilization an iuitiul outlay of $471.30. This in camps the band ban been increased mi- not ncceiwariily objeetinnnble, bin with Famous Musical Organization Of Mar Days To Be Kevived. (Capital Journal Special Service. Dallas, Or., April 19. At a meeting of the DaUas Commercial club Wednes day night that body ordered a warrant of $75 drawn for the purpose, of help ing the Dallas City baud get on irs feet again. Since the return of a number of former members of the organization til it is near its former strength. The money donated by the club will bo used to purchase late music and other ne cessities. B. A. Downey, formerly leader of the organization ana im mo past .few years director of the Third Oregon band in France, has made the band a proposition whereby lujy again take up the leadership of the organization, Court Again Postponed. Dallas, Or April 19. Circuit Judge Harry 11. Holt announced today that the Apri...l term of circuit court hil auuin heen Dostnoncd. it now Doing Khcduled to conveno on April 28 at 1 o'clock. The first duto set for the out the bar, the sum would look very large to many. The Bohemian club, University clufc, Olympic club and the I'nion League a1! take a serious view of the future.,- Key West To Washington By Air la Fifteen Kcurs Key West. Fla., April 1ft. Pligh in an H 3 2 seaplano from Key West to Washington is planned by Lieutenaii H. J. ltowen, commander of the H-honr division of the. Key West naval air station. ('About fifteen hours of flying tuiia Lieutenant . i Vt . ..th 14t h I b -n,,sumed. miii Lieutenan meeting of the court was oj ."'J 1 R)Wen. "We will attempt to mal. hibt, but on acount of the 1. eness of , ? w . t lie xeasou which would greatly hindel ,'armers from performing jury duly the session has been postponed from time to time. Return from Portland. Dallas, Or., April 10, Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Morrison and family, who moved to l'ortlund early last year when Mr. Morrison obtninud work in one o( Port. rip without stonpinl. IT wo are successful, we shall try to mnlo- a trans-Atlantic flight this sprtng." Lieutenant Rowen and his assistant, Lienlenant. II. II. Cautrcll, were in the air eleven and a half hours recent ly in flight from Key Wcxt to SI. Augustine and return, without having to replenish .their fuel snpply. The.yi were ciunpelled to land once, howcvei, on account of ignition trouble. TlitK land s big pattern mnking institutions, 1 lr;(l iirKl, rt , Amnricnii record of nine have decided to return again to this a,i hit 1 f Ikhuh in the air without city anil will move back here about the1 refueling. first of May nud occupy tlieir dwelling . Lieutenant Kowen is row deai'iimif on Clay street. Mr. Morrison was for merly one of the owners of tho Dnlliifc Iron Works ami ho hits accepted a posi tion with that concern. "Awake! Concentrate and focalize devil's cannonade! L'nexploded bombs by Eev. Mr. Tibbits. Bcfreahinerits nil -our cower on the, boys of today! . of hate are on every side! Nothing can were provided for everybody. Mr. and DEI BIG ATTENDANCE Central Baptist Association Meeting Features Fine Program. (Capital Journal Kpccial Service.) Haysvillo, April 19. The sixty sec end session of the Central Baptist asso- These are the men of tomorrowl Be up cement the hearts of mankind but the to date even as Jcsub was! Don't sit measureless love of God! We dure not on the lid of Vesuvious and wait to bo loaf on the .jog 0f life!" b'ownup!" ' Taking from his pocket a beautiful I'oliowiug Dr. Springston, Eev. A. M. ;Bud valuable wutch he mid, "Should an FUly, D. ii. delivered one of the nujt dephaut plant its might foot upon this effective and convincing addresses of j perfect piece of mechanism wnat the tnu session. I watch would need would be reconstruc- "Thc hour has struck for a great new j tion instead of re-adjustment! The day! tho morning of responsibility is same with the world today. Htand on here! Oo home! Cird up your loins! (your own feet! Remember that every Put on the whole armor of God!" The! question Has three sides,' mymns, your speaker closed with a-strong stirring a)i ,sulc, and tho right side!" The Thursday morning, sesnotl wm full of good things. Kcv. W. P. Kl more, President h. W. Kiley of Me- Ipeal optoniistic, and patriotic in the ex i tremc. The beautiful trained voices of the: ilinn met here today. A erowded Waiein young people wno iea tne even-, .mmnvine onege ana nev. j. v. . , ,-., ., , ng service was a treat deply appre- Wright each gave a stirring aihlress bouse and a general sentiment or ,cia c(, fuU of in8r,iratioa ,nd thought, mony and good fellowship marked tuei jiarpy if. Hallgren, president of the Splendid missionary address by Eev. opening of this wide-awake organiza- state B. Y. P. U., aroused much enthus- Albert Loughridge, Mrs. Albert Lough tion. Bev. W. B. 6tcart led the le-iasm. Ho spoke of the group plun of ridge and Mrs. George Campbell occu- otional service followjl by Hev. a. u. handling young people. Hie nan wnichpiea tne afternoon sessim Botce who deliverel the annual lei- he drove homo and clinched was "the mj. thing we ned is more power the way Bct. J. D. Bprington in a splendid ad- t0 get it is more prayer." dvss causes j-ir"r.is tt wnke up i"ij Following Mr. Hollgrcn was Prof. t.ke notice, eol'el the years be- George B. Varney. tw-A-n 8 and 13 the tneirory pcrl.l, diir- Professor Varney was at his bet and ina which what w.n stored away in tin kenly enjiryed by his largo audrence. memory wis unforgettable. We live His address was in every sense a- bril 4n iawless aff s.i'd 1'. Springstun, liant one, original and full of humor. '.nl nni. h !, ffrare of t'.id an we His subiect, "Loafers, Leaners, . ' " r f.Jnr.f" e i . I,n mn.womill LfLl.TlT" eiassmeu uian mu and child most leara the 91st Psalm, amusing but startling accuracy "Methods of 40 yew, ago are a dead T"' 'a f d, 1 'hl'"Z letter," continued the speaker. Varney, "but we tre st.il torn by the Htate Evangelist Dr. 8. J. Beid gave one of the finest sermon upon "The Resurrection " beard for yers in Hayesville. Dr. Keid is an Irishman and has all of the brilianry and sym pathy of that warm-hearted nation. He held the breathless attention of his au dience throughout. The evening service were ronr.'icted or.br Rev. J. T. Tibbets. pestor of the with I Hayesville church. The closing address was by Rev. G. II. Young. Rev. George F. Holt of Salem pre sided at all of these meting, assisted Mrs. Madison Hulbcrt having general charge of this department, assisted by the wholo population of Hayesville. 0. A. C. Road Expert Called To Aid Highway Commission Oregon Agricultural CoIlegei Corval lis, April 19. C. B. Mejl'ullough, head of the eivil engineering department at the college, has accepted tho position of slate highway bridge engineer. He has gone to iaiem to assume duties. Professor McX'uUough is a graduate of Ames and spent 10 Tears in practical experience in Iorwa. He is a specialist uola rnf this district and the amount needed ifroin perron addressed in order to raise the amount demanded from the district by the jsuvermnent. Observer. DEATH OF MRS,. MART M. AILNES Portland Man Lectures. Dalas, Or., April 111. Uurgn M. llimcs, secretary t.t the Oregon llistori cul society, gave nil interesting lecture to a largo crowd of Dnllns citizens at the Majestic tlieutio uist evening, I I a new type of gasoline tank which wi'l 'curry 5.V) yallons of j;as instead of the usual .ViO gallons. He is also ex perimenting with smaller jets, whicli he claims will rcdlice the connimptif,i nr gas Tioni inniy gnimns to twenty tive gallons per hour. W. B. Giiiiniie, who hs been working rtemivsnay In the Yakima district us a government Mr. Ilimes'ranic to Dallus for trappor, has in tho lust three vcnn tho purpose of giving the talk on Ore- trapped aud killed 1000 coyotes and 12't gon s history at the nivitnlion of the ooticats. local chapter of tho Dauuhter of the I American Revolution. The Cuiversily of Oregon Is entilted r ' to 1.1,12 stars in its war service flag, A. C. Peterson, northwestern manager; Recording to Mrs. Knimn Wooton Halt, of tho Calif orniii. Packing 'orporution 's secretary of military affairs on the eam properlies with headcpinrtera in this city pus. returned Wednesday night from a visit i 1 mfLo Mrs. Mury W . Ilanej died at her hfmc on Krewii sln.et, this city, at 4 : .'10 o'eloch Kriilay morning, April II aed 117 years. She hud been ailing all winter after an attack of influenza in tho fall tml m confined to her bed for aJi-mrt, a week before er demise. Deceased w:ls bern in Vermont in ssVptcorber, lail; married Josi ph Page I on Court street, hns s-repted a- position in the southern part or Me state. J. C. Iluvter was a business visitor in Portland Wednesday of this weer.. Mrs. W. A. Ayrcs has returned to her home in Portland after an extended visit with relatives in this city. E. !. KirkpiUrick and District At tomey L. K. I'inseiki wero Portland business visitors this week. Mis. and Mrs. Carl II. Williams of I'ntrlund were visitors with Dallas rein lives the first of the week. Mis. .Murlliu Mnfiin left this week . .r on e,,en. .-.i vis,, a remiives in ;,,,,,, Tmi,, ciirasKa. airs, ntairin was acc'rnipa- uj.-jt; on ,m,i nied as far as Portland by ner uaugtiier ysu jon K'id Mrs Ida Mansion laii'l Non Skid .... Charlis Hyron, for the past tifteen v,xi vnn klui years a clerk in the Itlnck irrocery store1 n . i v lh.:a ' t nMii STANDARD MAKES 3MiO MILE GUARANTEE FIRSTS and by biin had two children, M. J, fage of lons, Idaho, and K. .1. Page of Oakland, !. r'he married William in concrete construction. Tt wn. thr!i.!','T'"'.f Hane 3! years ago and from iins union inern were oorn tnree sons, Hay lianes, Roy Banes and Hollis llanesof Woodburn. An adopted daugh ter also isirnvss Mrs, Kva Belle Ihmavon of !, eastern- Oregon. Mr. and Mr. Uanee and ehildren eame west in 1904, lived for a year at f 'res well, then moved to Woodburn, Mr. Hanes passed away in 1911. Mr. Han was a good mother and a most e.itimabbs woman. Hhe altendi'd the Methodist .isropal church when able to bo nt services and was highly thought erf in this community. Wood 'inrn Independent. Professor McCulIough 's broad extieri ence and practical work that he ob tained this state position. AURORA LOAN COMMITTEE The eentral executive victory loan committee for the Aurora banking dis trict met here Tuesday night. Those attending were chairman II. L. Bents John Murray, M. D. Lea-bo, Dr. B. ,F. Giesy, J. W. fa. Her and N. C. Weseott. An intensive catir aign will be made, beginning next week, every citizen of the district will have an opportunity to meet his solemn obliga tion to meet tho demands of his coun try for financial support. All will lie L.I : 1x4 Non bkid in the grocery dopartment of the C. 'rider store. II. t . .Seymour of t onal is, formerly I county school siiiiennten ient of t-olli' county, was a Dallas visi or Wednesday I ""-' X r'd night. Tllbert 1 1.00 2.:ti 14.95 19.00 24..-.0 23.20 2:1.50 27.23 2.S.1 3.1U1 a.ttr, 3.5 3.8.-. 3.9' OOO MILE OU ARAN TEE FIRSTS WRAPPED TREAD HAND-MADE Logging operations have been re sumed in the Necanieum district of. notHied of the terms of the loan, the .Clatsop county. Three camps started! last week with 150 men. 10.90 "(u l'.j Non H. 21.7-i A. H. Muir returned this week trm I :''i Noir Hkiil 2I.7 f'nnsda where bo we t a few wees : Nob tSktd 31.00 ago to visit at his " , home which he - ;; ' kirt j'jj-'" had not seen since a ov. jllsl N'un Skid .'l.'.OO K. V. HueloiMst ft Albany, district.' CttT AU 8i2ps Special Frtces. manager of the Oregon Power com pany s property i i the Willamette val lev, wits a Dull. i visitor Wednesday. Mr. HleeluiHt . former!' in csare of the f'alias office. Mrs. Frank V. Hrown end little son are visiting with relatives in Portland this week. John Condi on. a prominent rancher of i the I'edee country, was a Dallas bui i ness visitor Wednesday. j Frank Fawk of the Salt Creek com ; Goods Bhlyped C. O. D., Express cf Parcel Post. Call 0r Write MALCOM TIRE CO. Commercial and Court Htreets, Palcin, Oregon. f 4-mT"'V'fT-f4-T-