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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY my 12
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SOCIETY.
By Gertrude IU'biasen -
ACL roads good or otherwise lead
to Portland this week. On
wcold think, to see the crowds
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Satisfaction for the
sweet tooth.
Aid to appetite and
digestion benefit
and eniovment in
lasting form.
The price is 5 cents.
SEALED
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KEPT
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1 N CHEWING GUM
who arc leaving by motor or laafgad.
that the rose ritv was the Mc.ca of
Oregouians; that bo wheie else in the
state were the roses in bloom or the
sua shining. Looki-g at the, msgcifuen
hedges that border the grounds of tue
publie buildings, or form fragrant bar
riers to the exclusive residences on
Court and State streets; or peeping into
the old fashioned gardens on Liberty or
South Commercial, where the abjeet
beauty of the rose beds or laurted
porches almost take one's breath away
wo know better. Nevertheless, we sur
render. We admit magnanimously the!
nowhere in the world do the ' rose
smell so sweet, as tne'y do in Portmnd;
that in no other place in the state do
they flaunt their bloom in such abund
ance, ai-.d that it is only quite natural
that tn exodus should be stored in oth
er towns while tho sister eitv celebrates
Because we aJwavs have the cni solu
tion of knowing that earlier in the
spring, wo had our day whrn the whito
wonder of a blossoming world pro
claimed to all mankind our right to the
title of "Cherry city."
Governor and Mrs. Oleott went to
Port lend yesterday and this evening
they will be among the prominent nun
and women of the state who will art
as patrons Bud patronesses for tho Dev
il Dog ball at the Multnomah hotel.
The ball will be one of the largest fea
tures of the festival and will be is
military Ln aspect as possible. The
Clierrians and their wives and relatives
will be special guests at the ball.
Anions; the many functions at which
tho Cherrians will bo guests of tho
Royal Rosr.rians during the festivities
in Portland this week, will bo a lunch
eon and dance at Cotillion hall Friday
nigni.
Mrs. A. N. Bush wns reelected treas
urer of the hoard of trustees of Villain
etto university nt the annual mecttng
of thst body in . the administration
building Tuesday. Other Salem people
on the Donrd are Dr. II. I Btecves,
president ami I. N. .van Winkle, secro
tary. C. B. Moore of Portland wa re
elected vice president. A petition from
tho student body requesting the estab
lishiiient of fraternities in the univer
sity, was taken into consideration by
the board end will be reported on net
January.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Flegel, who wet
the guests of Ir. and Mrs. R. E. Lee
Steiner during the Willamette, com
mencement activities, have returned to
their home in Portland.
ine Westminster inula announces
tho postponement of their picnio until
next week.- i.
The local hospitality committed In
Centrulia reports that they have al
ready recoived BOO requests for room
reservations for the twenty thiid an
nual convention of tho State Fedcfttlon
of Women's clubs which will bo hold
thure next week.
For The June Bride
"Dainty Lingerie"
Never have we shown such delightfully dainty garments, trimmed grace-"
fully m laces and embroideries, including soft silks, crepe de chine and Geor
gette crepe and wash satins. Just the shade for Summer Lingerie.
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, TECEilCAL TRAINIiiG
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weon psid to physical culture In the
tdomentary trrnde during the year, al
though tits whoois hnve been h.indi
eniied by l("k of gnynaaimn room.
There has Jieen definite instruction in
eiorclicw linn are considered as oosw
imthiding potur work, drills,
ssarchis, folk games and dances. These
latter were carried out to strains of
snnsie and proved very attractive to
tie children, There has been a uniform
prorata f physical work in all the
Imild.nga nmb-r emnpetent instructors,
d with giod resuhs.
la the carpentry department there
-s lieeji a novel and very gratifying
speriaient the interior remodiding
and finishing of the lower portion of a
12 room dwelling house. Thu has given
a elas of boys the most exacting train
ing in this line of work, and as the job
Simula tolny would be a credit to a
firM class builder. As to the cunt of
the work to the school district which
has taken over the building, the re
port of tho instructor K. W. llecker,
allows that tho materials have cnt the
district something over SlMl; whenyii
a eontraetor who sulimitted an esti
maie on the work, placed it at about
1100, As thore is no means of show
ing by figures the ibenefits to tho boys
in the line of technical training, it is
impossible to show just how good an
investment the high school has made
in this project. H should be noted in
this connection that all the boys who
wished to follow up this lino at work
ihis summer have been ffiven positions
with reeulsr ciiiilrsrtors
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Piedmont Peanut Oil
adds atrenifthmnrf qualities to
tit food in which it ia used.
Sweet potatoea, cut in cubes cr
etnps and cooked to a rich brown in
PIEDMONT, male . mo-t
txzir i and bodybuilding food.
AV for PIEDMONT-.
The food oil whh
t1i0 nut flavor
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the system. He said 15 of the Chicago
office who walked out yesterday re
turned today.
Collins mi id he did nut know why the
men were striking that no demands
had been pluved before company offi
cials. President Koncukamp said all de
mauds had been given to Postmaster
General Burleson, 'the only man who
has jiirtfcdjirtinn in tho ease." He
said (official of the two telegraph
companies cnu do nothing.
Uttla Changs Seen
New York, June 12. With both aides,
apparently satisfied the telegraphers
strike situation in .New York was un
changed today.
TraTfie officials at the Western
I'nion stated there wns no interfer
ence with business; that conditions
were normal. At the Postal, it was
announced that Kdward Reynolds, vice
preident, would make a atatemsat
after he hsd had time tn survey the
situation.
The Inst utterances from strike lead
era here were to the effect tha aiore
than l.tMkl operators were on strike ia
New' York and that this Btimrw would
be increased. The pickets who wore
on duty before the Postal and Weatera
1'iiion main offices yesterday wtr not
on duty this morning.
B. F. Phrimpton, secretary of the
Paster division of broker telegraph
ers, said today that a special meeting
would be called for tonight or tomor
row to veto on the propesitioa ef a
sympathetic strike, ia aid of the strik
ing commercial operators.
Men Ordered Back
Indianapolis, hid., June 13. Keseki
ah Kverosd, president ef the local te
legraphers union, announced todav he
has ordered these men in Indianapolis
who responded to the call for a nation
wide s'rike to return ta work, lie
aid thr odds aait us here art
too great,"
Kveroad said a few had left the
Western Vninn aud five men walked
out of the Postal yesterday. The West
era t'aiea airnngly denied this and
the Posts!, while admitting it Tester
day, denied that a-von-left the leva.
BUY IN SALL-M ALWAYS
"CAN I BE
CURED?" SAYS
THE SUFFERER
Bow often bars yea heard that sJ
cm from the victims of disease, PrJ
Hs tk disorder ha gone too far fori
hJ, but ofteoer It is just in it first!
slsics and the psiaa aad si tes are or. In
Mturs first crie for help. Do not!
sspair. find out tk causa and (tr
slurs all tha help yoa ran and shs
will repsy you wiU health. Look after
the. kidneys. The kidneys are the most;
overworked ortsn of the human body,'
aad when they fsH la their work of
filtering and throwing off the poison
that constsntly accumulate in the sys
tern, everything goes wrong. GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsule will
(lva almost immediate relief from kid
uer and bladder trouble and their kin-'
dred ailments. They will free your
body from pain la short order. But b
sur to get GQI.D MEDAL. Look for
tks nam on every box. In three sisea,
sealed packaiea; Money refunded if
they di not help too.
WALLACE
STERLING
AN rsquisit Gothic
kMHin tniptrai by
uSs STwsuft,iri most
magnificent ruin of
SMrtyrsd France
P.htires CuliedrsL
Ia this pstnra hs
ktsa cmaht snd Keld
the sit, the srresK
the gfcrr of tha fc. '
sseus edifice. At the
ssaia tun tn esrti
pcw is round thst
dsrainl ussfolm
M nstxasry in s wivsr
table anni
On irupectioa, wiuV
out obligation to pur
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HAATMAH
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Camisoles ...SSc to $3.95
Envelope Chemise....$2.9S to $10.50
Bloomers $3.73 to $5.93
Envelope Chemise..$2.89 to $10.50
Where Shopping Is A Pleasure
1. (S. Itpl?y (E0.
Liberty Street
Salem, Oregon
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The annual reception and banquet. lor A WORKING OISL'S LLt'B
tho alumni of Sacred Heart tcademyl m
will be held this evening. All graduates ! Day in r.nd day out, montii after
of the institution are invited to bo (month, she toils. Often she is the bread
present, winner of tho family aiwl inii.it woik
that others may live. Kuin or shine,
The closing recital, planned by Miss warm or eold, she must bo at hor place
Beatrice Shelton for her junior class of employment on time. A groat ma
has been unavoidably postponed. Ajjority of such girls are on their feet
very interesting program had been ar- jfroi. morning until uight, and symptoms
rr.nged, and about 45 little guests wero of female troubles arc early iiii.nifcd
to have been entertained. Tho chiidrca ed by weak and aching backs, dragging
having the highest standing during the down pains, headaches and iicrvouane
year are Lena Mcdlcr and Mary Blum- Such, girls are asked to try timt most
ing, among the girls, each having won successful of all remedies for woman's
nine stars, and Darell Myers among the j ills, Lydi K. Pinkham'g Vrji tabic
boys, with ten shirs to. his credit. Lit-, Compound, which for more than forly
tie Maxine Myers deserves honorable years lias been giving girls strength to
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mention, having a showing of eight
stars for her first year. The following
children, assisted by tyrnico Mulkey,
in readings, and some of Mrs. White's
pupils in dnnees, were to have taken
nnrt in the program: Gladys Edgar,
Maxine Myers, Darell Myers, Catherine
Mulvey, Bernico Mulvey, Pauline o.Min-
son, nuth liuchiier, Anna Lngnn, r..in
ette Jenks, Eleanor Schmidt, Dorothy
Bell, Gladys Lamar, Bertha Babcork.
Ruth Rose, Caroline Livmbrith, Lena
Medler, Mary Blaming, Rolin Crnl.er,
Leona Oeer and Loren Oeer.
Among the numerous Rnlcm folk In
Portland this week are Mrs. W, M.
Plimpton and children, Sherman and
Janet. While there they are guet.li of
the W. W, Plimptons.
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Miss Oertrude Campbell of Portland
is ia Salem as the guest sf fiitmrs,
having come up to r.ttend the alumni
banquet and graduation festivities of
Sacred Heart academy. Miss Ctmphrll
is the daughter of T. K. Campbell, for
merly connected with the publie service
commission In Salem for a number ol
veara.
Mis Beryl Holt, accompanied by her
house g nests, Miss Helea Vast II ef
Portland and Miss Lucille McCuliey ol
Joseph, are taking in the festivities in
Portland.
Miss Vesta Smith is spending the
wetk in Portland, having ruototetf
down with a party of friends onnday
evening. Nhe will return (luring ttie
early part of aext week.
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Mrs. E. K, Waters went tn Poitland
this morning to visit with friud. and
relatives for about a week and to at
tend the remainder f the Victory fes
tival.
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Harler White, toisier msvnr of the
capital city, is ia Portlaad attending
the festival.
The Woman 'a Forei Missionary so
ciety of the Kirst Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. W. C. Rigdon, 239
North Winter street, Fridsv afternoon
at 2:30. Mr. A. A. I'nderhili has charge
of the lecture hour and Miss Eugenia
Savage will render a pieno solo. All
members ef the church are invited.
Tha Doctor Away From Horn When
Moat Needed
People are often very much rlisap
pointed to find that their family physi
cian is away from heme when thev
most oecd his services. Disease like
pain in the stomach and bowels, tolie
aud diarrhoea- require prompt treat
ment, and have ia many i .nances prov
en fatal before medicine could be Pro
cured or a phvsician summoned. Tl.e
riuht way is te keep st hand a bottle
of Chamberlain 's Colic nd Diarrhoea
Remedy. No phvsician can prescribe a
better medicirfe for these diseases. By
having it in the souse yon cwr mm h
paia and suffering and all n.-k. L;y it
bow; it may save life.
do their work.
LYONS
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Lyons, Ore., June 12. Mr?. Ropers
left for her home in Portla-id after
ifaking a short, visit in Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. William Edlcr of
Oooch with Orandma Shelton of Lyons,
motored to Md.Minnville Saturday, re
turning Monday.
Mr. Edd Hiatt stinted to Portland
Sunday morning.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
O. I). MoLaine, regret to hear of the
death of their oldest son, Kaiph, who
died at his home in Mill Citv. Mmdnv.
I June 8.
Miss Pearl Giemcs left for Salem,
where she intends to work in the can
nery during the summer.
Mrs. Edd Reipmund of Fern Ride
was a visitor in Lyons Friday.
Miss Eva Hiatt is assisting Mrs.
Kdler in tho cnok house at Oooch for;
a chort time.
Mr. Ward Forest returned from Cat
ifornia last week. J
Miss Tiiiiiingo is a guest at tho houm
of Mrs. II. F. Bodcker.
The dance held at the I. O. O. T.
hall at Lyons Saturday night waa well
attended. Tho music was pronounced
splendid.
Mr. Elmer Bradley of Portland wan
a Lyons visitor Nundny.
Mr. and Mrs. O. I). Brothcrton wero
Salem visiters lust week. p
Lame Back Believed
For lntiie back apply Chambciliiiiia
Liniment twice a day and massage tha
muscles of the back over the seat ef
pain thoroughly ut each application.
A new mill on the. White Sajmon,
close to the Northwestern Electric ecm
rny's dam, will bein operations soon.'
This company is reported to have 100,-s
000,000 feet of timber cut. i
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Appear At Your
Best Instantly,,
If yea receive a sudden
caller era unexpected kv
vttarioa yon can feci con
fident of always aoeurin
St your eest In but a few
moment It renders to row
skin a wonderfully pwr.
soft complexion Hut s
beyond connnrtwn.
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
WALKER D. HINI3 DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RAILROADS
SOCTHERM PACIFIC RAILROAD
(Lines orth of Ashland, Oregon)
Summer Excursion Fares
to
Oregon and Northwest Resorts
effeV, Z P- "curi-a , in
3.85
4.95
NEWPORT Seasoa tickets from Salem
Week end ticket from Salem 1ZZ.
Corresponding fares from other points.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY ACWtKa froB 8B,el9 $r.70
iVtor r !f M,n7-ani, nl 5ea slightly
nierr. Correspeadmg fares from other points.
ui.TB.01T Season ticket from Palem ..
Corresponding fare from other poTnt's.
McCEEDIE HOT SPRINGS-Se.son ticket from Salem ...
CRATER- LAKJE-Smso,, Vft Uom Um
13 day ticket from Salem
Corresponding fares from TheV'iioTista
lar will open about July 1st.
MARBLE HALW or OREGOH-Season from ra m 0,
W day tickets from Salem n tn
Corresponding fare fr.ra other points. "" ""
VARIOUlia, j ff , Co)um, ,a
, '.' Glaeier .National Psrk.
Inquire of ticket aent.
JOHN M. SOOTT,
General Patenter Azcnt.
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