THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 17. 1919.
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CEKVAIS SEWS. '
Mis. J. A. Htrplfl arrive J fcere on
Mmlav frmu ( hiiforiria, ltTt
lw has Ivci viaittsj!. cud s4heJ 9
,; :.'"' w 11 h ! : i:-.;'.t Fraas -Vu.i.'f
in-fore rr turning tu het inure is t-po-
Dr. H. 0- Hi.'uman oiK-ral'J u;hb
0sr l"niow, of WiKxiburn, 77 yi"rs
of tgr, ft i-ouviT tf the utuih, at
"he n illumotto saiiiiKriuiu lait Sntut
lay uiuiuiug, and fiu;ia prcsvul iudit-a-iwn
i.f uiaie 1 fiue rvtovpr.-.
Jmit ol tu'rvsis oui cf a f I in ativaurf
tr a coujKin on iiao'.osraph.. is wnntou
and iiH) ivnKrii is itrrt lor hig fr
turf ur the firm he ..an been irprvse,:
ing. Mural Fatrxwize these 'ho tto i
IcRitiuiate newspaper ailvertisii;(.
Uuests at the home of Mrs. ti. V. juiu
tuer Suoilay were: Mr. and Mrs. L. .
Kawlins and dituliters Mary
l.iM V, (.'. J. tin.v and Miss Kuth Diuhl,
all of Fortland. The party took this
way of celebrating Miss Mary Kawlings
19th birtluiav, and 'a jollv good time was
had.
It is reported that Mrvtu-orgo Beek
er took advantRK ot her husiind's ab
sence ou a trip to Idaho to look for
land, and sold off a lot of tiersonul pro
perty and drew money on deposit from
the bank and left their home wimout
leaving mid information an to where she
wr.s going.
The ball game Holiday afternoon be
tween Uervais and Wacomla was one of
the moat closely contested games ever
played in (jervais, taking ii innings to
decide the K""ll' which resulted in a
score of 1 to 0, in favor of Wucoiu'.i.
It was a pitchers battle from start to
finish. Fred Moisan and Miko Ramp
were the battery fcr liervais and Felton
and Nusoin did the trick for Wacoadiu
Star.
PIONEER WOMAN GONE.
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Mrs. Deliah Loiik, u(ed sixty-four
years, died at the homo of her daugh
ter. Mrs. tf. V. Thomas near this city
Wednesday evening atHo 'clock . She
had had been in poor health for some
time. The funeral will bo held iu the
Miller church Hundny ufternoon and In-
torment will be mnde in the Miller eem-
tarv. Mr. Thomas died in 1007. She is
survived by a larire fnniily of children, I
all of whom aro grown. Silverton Ap
peal. MATHENY BROTHERS MARRY
GRACE SISTERS SUNDAY.
Mark C. Matheny and Wren E. Ma-
tdunv inni nt Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
Matheny, and Misses (Irnro and Meva
T. rir ilniurhtera of Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. (Irace, all residents of this city,
were married Humlay, May n t one
nntnlr n m nt thn hninn of the brides'
parents. Only Immediate relatives and
friends were present. A wedding iiincn
was served: After congratulations had
been extended the contracting parties
left for a. wedding trip. Kev. iico. nen
riksen of the Trinity Lutheran church,
...... t,a nft iolnfinir I'lersvinan. Mr. and
Mrs. Mnrk Mathen- aro to nmke their
home at Eden, Washington, where the
groom holds a responsible position with
the M. L. B- Logging company. Mr.
and Mri. Wren Matheny have returned
to tih f "T to live whers the groom win
be employed in the Hilver Falls Timber
company camps. Their friends extend
congratulations. Hilverton Appeal.
DYNAMITERS ON BUTTE CREEK.
indorsements 1
The State Federation of Labor.
The Central Labor Council of Portland.
The City Commissioners of Portland through
its Commissioners.
The Portland Kiwanis Club.
The Portland Ad Club.
The Portland Rotary Club.
The State Chamber of Commerce.
The Portland Chamber of Commerce.
The Men's Club of the First Congregational
Church.
The Hotel Men's Association.
The Oregon Motor Dealers Association.
Seventy-six papers in the State.
Portland Papers.
Fifteen Granges throughout the State of
Oregon.
Also 1000 letters from prominent men of all
walks of life throughout the State of
Oregon.
VOTE 310 X YES
Special State Election June 3rd
Roosevelt Military Coast Highway
"Oregon's Road to Prosperity"
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HIS 10 AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
Copyright ltl, l-
cnifi(ionl lyndlcult.
Tlvnainiters were t work on Butte
Creek Sunday afternoon blasting for
fish. Olo Jacolison lienrd the noise and
following up the sound found three men
two from Portland end one from Can
by, nt unsportsmanlike act. 11 caused
their arrest and they were given a hear
ing nt Pnnhv and turned loose. Mr.
Jacoliwin does not intend to stop at
this, however, and Intends to sen that
they nro punished. The people of that
ul. iiiliv .in not. obiect to real fishermen
but thev cannot tolerate such work as
(his. Such deeds as this reiinro the
services of p good Kiuippv gitiite warden.
Hilverton Awicnl.
The above map shows in detail how it is priposed to spend the $850,000 provided under the terms of the bond
measure for the construction of 150 miles of market roads in Marion county if the measure carries at the June .
election. The solid black lines indicate the market roads to be built and the dotted lines the Pacific Highway and
the railroads.
ROLL 0FK0N0R
Tlio following casualties ere reported
liy tho commanding general of the
American Expeditionary Forces:
Died of Accident mid Other Causes 23
Died of Disease 38
Wounded Severely - - 1
Wounded (degree undetermined) 57
Wounded Slightly I"9
Total
236
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Sgt Carl E O Lang, East Akron Ohio.
Corp Corbet Kenefield, Caddo Okla.
Corp Edward H Blochberger, I.caven
worth Kan.
Corp Oi'Orco A Xcaring, Toledo Ohio.
Corp Clarence R Scott, Philadelphia
Pa,
lyal A Dickey, Pittsburg Pa.
Berry B Dollar Hodges Ala.
Clarence C Ellison, Jamestown Kan.
Cornelius Griffin, Philadelphia Ta.
Stanley Kopetskv, Long Island City
Ji Y.
Alexander B Linnet, San Francisco
Oal.
Gustave August Magnon, New Or
leans La
Abraham Neuman, New York ! I.
Lorenzo Novello, Lawrence Mass.
John W Riedl, Spearville Kan.
Died of Disease.
RT M Stutler, Charleston W Va.
Robert O Ctterbsck, Quincy III.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died of Accident and Other Cause.
Lieut Vernon Cecil Swihart, Clio Mica
Bgt Eddie 8 Smith. Kansas City Mo.
Corp Robert F Myers, Valleton Cat
Corp Robert Worthy, Meigs, Ga.
Corp Thos G Laughlin, Grand Forks
K D.
Palo Tontodonato. Peekskill N T.
Arthur A Harig, Washington D a
Lewis Johnson, Columbus Ohio.
Michael Kr.rvatt, Chicngo
Robert Kendall, Fairfax County Va.
Died of Disease.
Lieut William L Cowper, St Tan
Minn.
Kgt Carl A Hansen, Sedgwick Colo.
S.gt Westar Mann, Washington Ohio.
Corp Frank S Duck, Columbus Ohio,
Ccrp Neil D MeClelnnd, Red Axe
Mich.
Mechanic Nile A MeOowan, De Soto
Iowa.
Wacniier Fred William Betsncr,
Steelevillc 111.
Wagoner George E Drury, Sliabbona
111.
Cook Tearl Robinson, Des Moines la.
Gerard L Russell. Oconto Wis.
Peter R. liipper, Cedar Grove Wis.
Carl W Swnnson, Oalesburg I1L
Eddie L Toney, Ingham Mich.
Giis Aborn, Fall River Mass.
Thomas B Doll, Dryad Wash.
William M Dixon, East Lemon Pa.
Edward Dotson, Elbert W Va.
John C Johnson, Ravenswood 111.
Arthur W Nash. Omaha Neb.
, Fred B Wivell, Shelton Wash.
James E Barber, Brooklyn N Y.
Gene Butts, Columbus Giu
Robert Chisolm Jr. Round 3 O.
Jerry Currv, Ravsvillc Ga.
Walte, L EsUr. Paulding Ohio.
Edward D Haigh, Homewood 111.
Russell P HarleT. Detroit Miell.
John Janieso" McNeil Ark.
Thnrmntr Limlser. Malvern Ark.
Edwin D Lowe. Minenspolis Minn.
Angelo Midili. Philadelphia Pa.
LawTenee R Perdue. Malvern Iowa.
Alfred B Perkins. Haverhill Mas.
Charles C Boscoe. Fort. Worth Tex.
Harold J Rigney. New York NY.
Dara Rohbi". West Newton Ind.
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
HEW BOOKS AI THE
"America, Have tho Near East," an
appeal for American aid to rebuild tho
countries along tho eastern Mediterran
ean roust, by a native Syrian who has
becotno a prominent American citizen,
Abraham Rihbany.
Mtehind the battle line," observa
tions of women in countries of Europe
and Asia during the world war, by Mad
eline Doty.
' ' Report on the trade and traffic in
Brazil, Bolivia, Aregntino and Peru,"
by the L. 8. federal trade commission.
"The Yamhills," an indian story by
Jacob Cooper.
"Hawiian almanac and ebbuall lor
llpi
HE'S PROUD OF THEM
There are millions of borr.' sr
producers in Uncle Sim's
family. The National War Ci tr.
Commiasion urges everybody ta join.
11118," compiled by T. O. Thrum.
"lour job back home,' suggestions
for reading on the industries 'and vo
cations illustrated with plntes from the
books mentioned. This is part of the
work of the Amerieun Librniy Asso
ciation in helping the returning soldier
to prepiiro fur his work nt home; the
suggestions will be as pertinent for any
one seeking greater efficiency in a line
of work.
"Steep trails," a delightful tiaveJ
book which includes Washington and
Oregon, from experiences of John Muir.
"Psychic tendencies of today," an
exposition and criticism of Christian
science, new thought, spiritualism and
psychical research, by Alfred W. Mar
tin. "Medicine a a profession," a des
cription of tho work and opportunities
in the different branches of medicine,
hy Daniel W. Weaver.
"Electricity in modern life," by Geo.
W. von Tunr.elmann.
Klemctnrv text book of botany ' by
Edith A"itke.
"The Amerieun girl and her communi
ty." by Margaret Slattcry.
"Foreign missions year book of North
America for 1919."
"Profitable authorship," how to
write and how to tell short stories" by
E. D. Iladlock.
"English poets." volnmc S of this
useful set. by T. H. Ward.
"Tho Mnrne," a new book by Edith
V.'hnrton. ",
" Lovers of Louisiana (today)," a
novel by Genrtre Cable.
"Far away Prinresa," by C. F. Tier
man. ' ' "
For the Children.
"Littl Miss Grasshopper," by the
author of "Heidi," Johanna flpyrl.
"Army and savy of IT. B."
'The roontv pennant" a story by
Wil'irm Ilevlinger.
"Master of the peaks," a story by J.
Delegate For France
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The Evils 01 Violent Operation
ITTENTION CANNOT BE TOO OFTEN CAL' 'i to the destructive
effects produced alike by starling; and by bkui.uiipc u car auwieniy
and inconsiderately. Too olton, the starting opcrai 0:1 Is performed
about like this: The clutch Is pushed out and the gears are Instantly
jammed Into mesh, with a clash, before they have stopped spinning-, ino
engine Is speeded until It buzies and the clutch-pedal is allowed to snap
back almost at Its own speed. The pasHet.ners necks are nearly dislocated,
very transmission part receives a life-shortening Jolt and the tires slip
on tha road, wearing down tlioir tread rubber or loosening It and atresHiiiB
the fabric more than would niiloa ot li'MUiuiiile service. When appioachiiiK
the stopping point, speed Is pot slackened until within a tew cars length'"
of It, when the brakes aro Jammed on wilh. full power, the wheels lock and
tho car slides up to Its destination, writing a record of the abuse In a flat
spot on each rear the, wheie tho troud lua just baou "scuffed" off. TM:i
Is admittedly an extreme description, but nearly us bad car hIiiisb can be
witnessed any day on any largely traveled street and it is given ns an
example of "how not to do It." Just reverse everything and It becomes a
recipe for careful and conslderalo oper.ition,
CliNEUATOK ITSH 1SI.OWS
, u.Ti nwtr ,rw iu.uTiwr msvics,
Laaaa Klotz, French i'lnlnc
'.MlntaUr and one of the 1'ouce Dele-fatca.
A. Altshelter.
"Food saving and sharing," sugges
tions for helping the starving peoples.
Tha Joarnal slassifisd ada are
great favorite with people who
An things Tr eae
great favorites with people who
An things Tr eae
l. V. P. nks: What makes tho
fu.se, used In connection with tlie
generator of my car, bum out eveiy
oneo In a wlillo? It lias done II cev
eral times lately Just whun I shut
down tho enrlnc.
Answer: Moat likely this Is caused
by Urn occasional I illurB of t lio n Hy
to disconnect the n,-n.;rator from ill-'
liatli ry, when the former Is runn'im
o slowly t tint It does not generate
vol' ire enual to tliit of the Intltr.
V.mlir the;.e conditions a V'T
r-ui i .-nt Hows ill tlio wions (IK cello i, .
I. i'., from the buttery In'o the K-n-eruior
un.l tlm fuso nn.1'3 out in
. . . ,t... D.nAi.ln. riinl I
or.J.-l x; ' in ,m,.i-.t nn.l.-r
.Nr't KnowiIlK I '- " " ' ., ,''
v.e these ( orui'ions, hp t-n m i' u '
ooiieclion wits n ;i r uioiHHcn rails.
tlio battery mid whr'i 'he gcrer.ilo'
'i eieetrh ally connected to the svs-.'
ti oi (as It Is whenever the engine '.
spei il rLses to a ecil.im point), the
lidhts burn at the higher gener.ttor
o!Mi;e, wuh Irere.mvt hriMlaney. .
You should take m-:isiires to keep
your buttery fully rhuixed, lirst niuk
in !! 'hut It is ill good condition ;
ami fne from Intern. il slmrt-clri ill's
iin l that thero ere no l,i's in the
w-irlntr. It may be that your Ken
er.'.tcr shoubl be ii'lJiMted to fmni'h
a Ur rer chniter em n ut. Thn and
any o.her .uljusiiiiems m eilei e m be
made at any eleetrle.il service station.
M i l, H l it 1KV
L. I:. W. ills: I Have a car
Unit has lt.s gasoline tunk nmlcr tlie
front s nt lnttcnd of at the ro:r?'in.
rometlini's, when thro Is onlv a lit
tlo gii'ioluie in It, th. re is no flow to
the eiirhuietor, on steep lull". Wh.it
I wish to know is whirl li r 11 vn' oum
tank N stein can be applied in Ibis
CtriS.
Aiikucr; Yes. the va iium feed
h:iiirv from ibiniaze
what electric system you have.
rarnot sav ecr'ti'nty, hut it Is pos
lte that Ihe H'Liy prln-tt iiblou Is I
weak or that tho contacts sin k to-1
er.ther. You better have an eh i trie.
. rv.co man look for Ibis trouble and
renie'ly It st once
(MIFKt ll lif.l l) BAT" I HV
TT
DKAIOt N r 1,1 t KIMS lt SPAIIW
WHIH,
-?)
6l
JOXK -KLiLSSSSut ' iemountal
3. L. V. uHlcs:
en my car have I"
while the Miitin-
lately tho liKht."
n somewhat dim. :
Is stopped and 1
havn notiied H at they suditon y
brlghton, when I speed up the englno
a little. li'K' this mean that any
thing is wriri!' '
Answer: I Indicates to us thai
your battery s undercharged. T' -udden
lncr ne In brlghtnesa of yo
llrhts. ef Nvblch you speak, la it. "
to the fact that the generator volti.
T. ', V. wrllesi I am thinktnn ot
uprovltig the lire 1 1, npi.t'-t't ot my
ch now cirri, s the stanii-
rtn vou recommeno tne
iemountable rim or the spare wheel
equipment?
Answer: The 50 x I 4 Inch equip,
r-.fiiit on all four wheels Is whst yo
require. There Is some difference of,
i ylnlon aa to whether the demount
Mn rim or tho M.are wheel l. the
tetter, but tho rormer should ba
rather lighter and perhaps somewhat,
more secure mechanlraliy and per
sonally we rather pr-fer it. How-,
ev. r. In case of a wheel breakage,;
i ho latter possesses an obvious ad-!
i nn -. ...-v - .- . I
ta considerably higher than tnat n vanuiKo. ,
Quettiont of general ntoret In motmlili will be angered J this'.
tcluM. space permlHfnp-. Aiirtu Albert L. Clob car el 1A cf!c. J