THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. 1919
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What you pay out your good money for
18 cents a package cigarette satisfaction and, my, how
you do get it-in every puff of Camels!
EXPERTLY blended choice Turk
ish and choice Domestic tobaccos
in Camel jigarettes frees them from
any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste
or unpleasant cigaretty odor.
Camels win instant and permanent
success with smokers because the
blend brings out to the limit the re
freshing flavor and delightful mellow-
mildness of the tobaccos yet retaining
the desirable "body." Camels are
simply a revelation I You may smoke
them without tiring your taste 1
For your own satisfaction you must
compare Camels with any cigarette
in the world at any price. Then,
you'll best realize their superior quality
and the rare enjoyment they provide.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, .Wlnston-SaJua, N. C.
YES, MADAM!
Youare. expected at the Free Dem
onstration at our store from Thurs
day to Saturday, June 19 to 21st,
inclusive.
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emonstraie ine many auvamaiiea ui
Mrs. Perry - will d
The Ideal Fireless Cooker
...for we feel sure your plans have already been arranged for attending the
demonstrations cf Ideal Fireless Cookers. . .
You can instantly appreciate the value of this course of instructions.
What lady is not interested in the Fireless Cooker? Who doesn't ap
preciated its great time, labor, wory and money saving features?
Who doesn't think two-thirds of the time now spent in your kitchen
worth saving? What woman wouldn't gladly accept an opportunity to
save four-fifths of her fuel bill?
To do these many things all necessary is -
TO WITNESS THE DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE
IDEAL FIRELESS COOKER
By MRS. PERRY
EACH DAY AT 10 A. M. AND 2 P. M.
SATURDAY A. M.
Roast Chicken
Pie Rolls
New Potatoes Peas
THURSDAY A. M.
Macaroni and Cheese'
Baked Apples
P. M.
Roast Pork
EscaGoped Potatoes
Peas Rice Pudding
FRIDAY A. M.
Salmon Souffle
Tapioca Pudding
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Baked Beans
Brown Bread
MM OF CANADIAN
LABOH PARTY FIFTY J
YEARS TOO PREVIOUS
Half Centsry Mast Elapse Be
fore Workers Can Get To
gether, Declares Cabinet
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Winnipeg, Man., June IS. (ITuitt'd
Press.) It wilKtake fifty yen for la
bor in Canada to realize its dnaa fur
a strong party of ita own in the coun
cils at Ottawa, at cording to ixxator
Gideon KotH-rtaon, federal minister ot
labor, in an interview with the i'mlcd
Press today.
The big atuuibling block to la bo.-. He
said, is the fanner. Organized labor
and tlio agricultural workers, ho poiut-
u out, are diametrically opposed -in
the economic question.
"Labor Btands for higher wages aid:
the lower eost of foodstuffs," muicrc-
sou said. "The farmer wants more for
his products and lower wages foi h'i
help. Consequently the workers in the
cities and the farmers are constantly
at odds.
'Tho agricultural workers control 75
percent of the electoral districts in Can
ada. You can readily see that labor is
thoreforc unable to elect i.piesenta
tives in sufficient numbers to count.
Personally, I believe that labor cannot
hope to achieve anything like a strong
representative faction for fifty yens."
. Robertson denied that the pnee of
foodstuffs ia being held up by artifi
cial means. Charges that Winnipeg's
great storage facilities were strained
to the utmost in the hope of trade with
Germany, Austrin and other European
countries, was characterised by the
minister as silly.
"They talk of the immense quanti
ties of butter in atorage," he- said.
"If what ia stored now was divided
equally, every person in Canada would
have less than three fourths of a
pound. The some ia true of eggs aud
other foodstuffs.
"Milk, butter, eggs and other farm
produco are high because it cost tho
fnrmer more to produce them."
LABOR FEDERATION
(Continued on page three)
and Benjamin Schlesinger's resolution
for n general amnesty for---political
prisoners,' 'Debs, Haywood and plhcrs.
aaooney wirae nejecwa
Although the tonvention yesterday
defeated the resolution calling for a
strike in behalf of Tom Mooney, under
soriti nee of life imprisonment for the
San Frauciico bomb outrage in 191(1,
the International'' Workers Ueicnse
Inguo announced today it will go
through with its strike program. Detrt
tlobaum, delegato of tho Detroit Cen
tral Labor Council, predicted . 25,000
would atrike there July I. Duncan
asserted 60,000 iwotlld quit in Hcattle.
W. B. Patterson, of the carpenters and
builders of Oakland, t'al., declared
thousand in California would walk out.
Upon recommendation of the com
mitteo on international affairs, debate
on the league of nations covenant Inih
been jtostponcd until Friday afternoon.
The federation -education committee
which has been studying school sys
tems over the country duiinu the lunt
year reported that American boards
of education Tii "an alarming number
of cities" have forgot they are ser
vants of the people. Unions were
urged to" exert a greater influence in
the conduct of the schools.
OPPONENTS 0? LEAGUE
(Continued from Pago 1.)
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Why Suffer?
You should know our Summer
weight clothes are in style, but
you don't know "how much
style" is in our Palm Beach Suits
until you have worn one from
BISHOP'S
This Summer make up your
mind to enjoy the comfort and
style you envied last year in the
other fellow with the style that
the other fellow will envy in
your suit, if you buy it at
Bishop's they're always good.
The "feeling" our clothes gives
you that you are well and cor
rectly dressed. Every thing is
always "right at Bishop's."
We have them in the lighter
shades and in the light strong
fabrics that combine strength
for keeping their shape and cool
ness for the warmest day.
COMPLETE OUTFITTERS
OF MEN
PRICED FROM
$10 to $15 and $20
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Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties a Patron.
S Store
They'have done their duty to our boys in France; and wish the
same opportunity in the best Nation on Earth the god old U. S. A.
Salem
Woolen Mill
abroad, may be accounted for. In the
work of indexing, the lists are not
only made up" alphabetically, but are
classified to place of birth, nationality,
occupation, branch of service, rank and
honor. These returns will make up ft
most interesting war record for Oregon,
should some individual or firm see fit
to utilize the material for a historical
volume. Jt is hoped that tho relatives
of Snleni' toldier boys will assist Miss
Marvin in completing the list of rec
ords for this city.
George B. flrigsby, democrat, has
been elected delegate to congress from
Alaska to succeed t harles A. hul.er,
who died recently.
The Oermnns destroyed or carried
out of France printing machinery val
ued at 100,000,000, which must be re
placed chiefly from the United States.
Salcsas GooJ Place loTreds Try Saba First Ia Baying Salea s a Good Pkce to Trade! 'J
dra't. wl
would leave tho senate no alternative
but to make a separate peace, senators
insisted today, because they predict
the vote will show tho treaty cannot
l'o through unamended.
Senator Knox, who yesterdny opened
discussion of his resolution, announced
today that he expected to move for
mally that it be taken np by the senat
Favorable Weather Ushers
Ia Band Concert Season
By good luck the first band concert
of the season fell upon a most bean
itiful, balmy evening. The capitol
j grounds and Willson Turk were in their
i glory after the Tains, and it was a
I delight to the throng of several thons
and people junt to be there. Director
; Hteellmmmer had made up fine pro
'gram of melodious number that caught
the fancy of the erowd at once, the
most ideating feature being the sclee-
tion from iounod' "Ftiust,'' which
wii rendered with unusual finish. The
crowd manifested so much pleasure in
it that Director Hteelhammer gave
them another Dumber from the some
opera
Aside from the music, the open air
recitals are worth while for their so
cial nhase. Jt i eonvncation of
beauty and wit. in wnicn jne omv
marrine feature is the racing of small
boys through the crowd.
State Librarian Starts .
Work Of Gassifyir? War
Records Or Oregon Boys
MiM Cornelia Marvin, state librarian
commenced todar the long tak of
clawifyine and indexing the ma of
war record blanks sent in to tier omee
from all over the ate. In Marion
county, outside of fnlcm, the collection
of data aa to the record and location
of onr n1dier bovs is fairlr eomnlete
but in fcalem the returns of blanks
are ver backwim, there Wing only
abnnt 175 out of th 1000 or more
oldieri in this Immediate vicinity who
hnve reported. It is the deir of the
that every soliher who enlist
enh into the service under
An official report announces that 7-15
German planes and 71 balloons hud
been destroyed, while the Anieiiian
losses were 357 planes and 4.1 bah
loons.
. BUSINESS FAILURES IN UNITED STATES.
; Have been very largely due to ignorance and neg-
ligence; ignurance vs. me piintipico ux vvmuuvuic
business methods, and Negligence in the application
of knowledge possessed of these principles.
We can point out Your Errors of the Past,
Show you how to Avoid them in the Future, and help
you Attain Success.
TROMLEY & HENDERSON
Auditors & Business Analysts
Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Portland, Ore.
snys the former German emperor and and Bornh of Idaho will leave Wa-h-tho
former crown prin e will return jington shortly on a speaking tour of
to (lermnnv as soon as the neneo trca-th nation in opposition to the Lc.i;ie
, . . jof Nations.
Senators Poindcxter of Washington
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Cerve ypur uestt -witli IkVo $oe5
especially well wMh liKi repasts,
buffet suppers chafing dhh iJainues,
fish and lobster dishes , wild ffome.
cold cuts of meats, sausages, sardines,
cheese or spaghetti. Ilevo is the
friend of food and fellowship
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ANHEUSER-BUSCH
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WholeMlc DitribuUirs
Dan. J.
WarrtiouM Manager
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