Daily capital journal., June 19, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

SEUffiK.iL SALEM. OREmvrmmen.v
tact: Tiinrr.
1 44 KORILU STlDDfTS
ARE GIVTfi D1PL0I1AS1
. White Corner Baifding
sfetstWoaas Appard Slore
High Grade Summer D
Greatest variety and best values we've l,nm,
prices mat yju save you money.
resses
season.
er is here and at
UttttttHMf
"esses
Organdie and Voile Dn
.Numerous different pattens to select from- Some are in
desis0!01"8' SOmS Che'Ckandstrisand endless figur-ed
$8.50, $9.73, $10.50 and $12.50
Silk Dresses
Foulard, Crepe De Chine, Georgette and Taffet Silk Dresses
including Sport Dresses with white silk skirts, printed Geor
gette Dresses in the newest fashions, beaded Georgette Dresses
in flesh, tan, ecru coral and maize, ranging in prices from
$9.75 TO $37.50
faienceniect Speaker Tells
lj Graduates Teadhg Of i
J Loyalty Paraonat
t Or?,)! Normal Srfcool, June 19-
r' Tg d womea vc-
terday rertxted their diplomas from'the
So Normal School, at the aonaal'
June eommeBrentent eiereises. XJsnyl
of the (faduate have alreadT i,xur? d
Posjhon in the variou -hool of the
state and seree of them w,n trt ,hcit '
work immediately, j
Judge Wallace. UeCauunt of Portland !
. me aatiress to ta craduat
Miriff !... it. i . ...i
ut-iiiiru romrnenrenierH
U the time when the graduate eem i
mence to make practical UM f
knowledge he has acquired in school.
Judge M,-innt urged the graduate:
"ho will take position a teacher to
let no child graduate from the ele
mentary school without knowing the
value of hi heritage and the duty of
eitiienship. He told the graduate' to
teach the child to be loyal to the eoun
try. for "the flag i, our vnliol of
authority," he said.
Ariey C. Hampton B peaks
The alumni programme and banquet
yesterday evening were large! attend
ed. Arley O. Hamptoa. president of
the Mate teacher' association and sup
erintendent of schools at U '.ramie,
spoke. He advocated that a change be
niado in the school aystem. Teachers
should receive more salary, in aid,
and said he hoed the time would soon
come when no teacher would receive
less thai) $UH0 a year. "Tho only
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AMERICAN FORCES
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Ml their effort to get in touch with
inerioaa official and employe in
il.lunhua and order tlium to concert
tnte in the larger Mexican townt for
ptcction.
Bandit Leaders Split
kredo. Texas. June 19. 'Possibility
jtliiplit between General Felipe An
fin ind Pancho Villa was foreseen
irre today following nrivatn adviies
Iran Mexico saying Villa planneu a
mpign of reprisals against Amcri-
SORENESS
in Joints or mus
cles, give a brisk
VICRS VAPOHUS
iuuk BODYGUARD -30f. 60'. l.20
icuns in northern Mexico because, of
I'uited States intervention at Jtiares.
Well informed travelers arriving to-
iday said the oiiuion was general thru
out northern Mexico Villa will show so
mercy toward Americans. The bandit
chief is said to have expressed bitter
'disappointment over the outcome of hil
attack on Juarez, declaring his low
would have taken tho city within a
i few hours if American troops had not
lintertercd.
I Angeles on the other hand, is said to
havo opposed tho attack upon Juarez(
on the ground that it would bo sure
to incur American enmity to the rebel
cnuso. Angeles hag sent word to Amer
ican mining concerns in. Chihuahua, ac
cording to the travelers, that he will
live up to his manifesto promising pro
tection to all foreigners, despite the
Juarez incident. If ViJla, who signed
! the manifesto with Angeles refuses lo
live up to it, a split is sure to follow,
it was declared.
Travelers from Chihuahua City said
rail communication had been interrupt
ed for scvoral days and tho city was
in fear of a Villa attack. Villa and
Angeles are now said to have establish
ed headquarters in the mountains of
, Chihuahua, planning a series of scat
tered attacks on the small CarrauM
garrisons away from the bolder.
j The travelers generally expressed
complete confidence in Angeles' integ
rity and fairness.
Striking Teelgrapkrs
Confident Of Outcome
Chicago, June 19. (United Press)
Striking telegrapher here today ex
pressed utmost confidence in the out
come of the conference between Deputy
International Vice President Percy
Thomas and Samuel Oompcrsi president
of the American Federation of Labor,
regarding an acljnetment of the situa
tion. President S. J. Konenliamp said re
ports from all parts of the country
continued encouraging.
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
Be Strong
THE stroaf and vljorou maa or
wonna kt envied by lea fortunate
humanity afflicted with ache, paioi,
infirtnitic and ailment. The lufttrer
ay to himself, "If 1 could only be
well, how Sappy I would be," lor health
1 more eneatial to the joy of living
thaa U wealth.
The kidney almost literally wath the
blood sad keep it clean and free from
impuritie. When the kidney are out of
rdr, they hil t tltff out Ihii wn (nd poll
hmi Mttr. It mMini 1b ! tyutn lo rauM
bckch, rbttiaittc , wr suhcIm siul
katt Ik trttsa cUamtM thl boIkimm w.
Ikcy Mk, HiMih nii tort.
tmt I.Wo.rt id Wlira Ik
ilUtrt iwsra rniwl, ppHlt rirn,
rrfrwkiai titt ii poMibiti ud kuiih awl
arraatb aaaM aaia.
C W. '. iM No- 4,11 Sl ""'"' "
wrilctt I a awca pla wa foUr
Kidwr Fills. I as worfcin in a co.l yard an
im Ttnr Buck trouMrd wlik Br btrk.
1 kara takai aarrrsl to al Kolaf Kldmy Fills
aad ibar ka aliaady halpad km,'
J. O. Perrv't
t4
Own the Time
Clock, Don't
Ring It.
Ia ord r to be sucvrsifui yo
s'.ouM first be eomfortdke,
Hih.', can do that at oaca for
vwu. Thea your Blind eaa t;ike
each detail at it eomea up sail
! it aad aot b troublej y
the uncomfortable feeliu,; Hat
vou ar Rt properly drewtd.
Bihop'a have elothee uit
nVOe for all oecasien from drv a
to fishing, boating, tianipiwg
( J all the outdoor sport.
A "gimd name' rvmovea w
tink of your inetmciit. Why
take a chance of aot gvttinj the '
, ,, . . - . . 7 .
iu test out or your ptmciplel
ls vf patieuee, disaatifactionf Jl
Hislmp good are alwnj good
tlmt's why he aell thea.
KVKKV PAMII.Y JN MARION
AND POI.K tl'NTli.3 A
PATliON
''Help those who helpi-d Our
boys, us they would help wi lu
the same honest, true svnlee.
ltv helping them you are helping
oursctf.
The Nnlnti"n Army, June 2
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Cinilt IVI Hail SvballaM ft liar
Salem Woolen Mills Store
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Tireless Cooker
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ernosisiraooo
Hundreds of people visited our Demonstration Today.
Come tomorrow and learn the IDEAL way of. cooking.
Mrs. Perry will be pleased to explain.
way to overcome the evil influence of
.1,000,000 unloyal alien in the country
is by proier eiluention of the younger
geneintioii, whiih ran come only
throvh teacher of character and per
suna'ity," he divlared.
Music was furnished by Dai Id ( amp
hell, '(11, pianist; Mary Hnmliill, '17,
soprano; hntliennp (Irntle, Mrt, vinlin
ist; and John laire Munleith of I'ort
lend.
War Veteran Tells Experiences
Chndwirk ', enlimiw former nor
ma! student, delivered a iiiicf account
of his es'rieines In the srtry of oe
eiipHtion,-from which he hn just re
turned. H was "S' d during the lint
bitter fighting before the armistice,
and aprnt several month in a Jue
hoipitnl in France. He conelmli d with
the remark that no one could appre
ciate fully the Tinted Htatrs until lie
hnd bei-n absent a year or more.
The CMinmenccineiit sensun this year
was full of enthusiasm. A large iium
ler of alumni visited the scenes of
furmer sch'Mil ilnvs, and renewed ac
iiniiitni'ea with tucullv, Moiimmilh
cit'i'ii and ftlnnifii mriiiliera.
The June graduate to receive their
,P'i ii'ns vi'iii-i-ltiv nre:
Meda A'ngell, Portland: lt.il.erta P;il
Inril, Miihiiii'iitli; tii-itrmli. M. Il.iveii,
AHianv; Aiinii'a M. Hiadtiiuy, Itaker;
Kilith 0. Hmwn, h-ileiii; !lel ""nl'
breath, linb pi n.lcii' c ; Mnttie K. ,
1tillxtH.ru; Mell K. Hurler, Oiitaiio;
j'Heien J Cue, Portland; Kern H. Ihnly,
l Med'onl; Merle II. iatcitpi'rt, Port
land; llnttie J. IVIturde, Cove; tirace
H, Kgvert, The Dalles; tioldie 1 Kvee
i eat, Newlierg; Helen U IUli.cn, Port
jliiinl; Kstker M. Ilalvorsea, purllaad;
j Mull M. Il-ittnmn, tcoiia; t Imr
lutte Kinnaird, llnod Hiverj Ivnota
' 1, Kitkoatrlck, Portland; Anna J.
Kemlalt, MrMinnvtllel M.iln-1 M. Ken
nedv, Portlauul; Marguento Kerr, Pert
limii; Mvlvin K KrHi, .Malemj Neit
M. I.enls Jiavli in Muvhclle K. I.loyd,
I'ortliiml; .leuiiie K. MiMnan, tinalmm;
l.ulil V. Mc Sees, Wallowa; Mabel J.
Nelm. lltiiton: Art N. .Nettletoa,
t oralli; Hslher. Nonnausea, lierwiiiid
Haia K Perry, Huuitun; Haul .
Hi, hnnlsim, l',a Urandei Katlierine
I, iisli ns rlmith, North Pen, I; limr
lnte, Tangent! How belle Snulh, MuB-
iiniuth; Main! Jane fflnjli, MiiniimiilB;
Minerva U fpeer, Allianv; Air. Mary
W. Mt.iwell. I asliMii re. 'ah.; Kdilh
V. Humner, Haiulun; Amlrev A. Tulle,
Merrill; Marian M. hi to, irrnri City;
Murv K. Withe, Aunty; and Plorcnci
Withe, Amity.
Ability Of Aidriaus To
Pay Indemnilies Discussed
lncfe,l to take up the llie-lln i of
Auatrina finaace and ti'paral um to
, ,l.iv. There wa no lodicHtina when ttt
reiunlniter of the Aoatnaa iicii'y
vkimM bo presented.
The run ' il also wa lo iliac :'
situation In Catutliia, where tee Jejo
Nuv i in v , after rfiptu, n.g KUk"'1"'
from Hie Austrian, moved Into pro
imity with the Italian army that rnt-i-e
the ftiiiitin a4 eeuilcrl the i
eima rwilroail. I'ussltnlHy of tUi.hr
between iliiliam ,! Jugorilai
feared.
i Cs
Not A niemUTT
nier tb p r f 1 1
appear tort of ha-r on),
pliant Pt'isinml
and unipoiMy krn
tiimbW sir (iniivctv
CcmcfsUd Kr.lurt urv
natural color end rrc!s
(iiay ikiru. It ali'y nn,
itJ wim twrwli.iai rnuat ea
roMovf acnt f-tf 7) ys
V"J
Paris, June IW.-The big f,vc :JY IN SALKM ALWAYS
M E N U
EACH DAY AT 10 A. M. AND 2 P.
SATURDAY A. M.
Roast Chicken
FRIDAY" A. M.
Salmon Souffle
Tapioca Pudding Pie Rolb
P. JL s'ew Potatocg Peas
Baked Beans
Brown Bread
i An Economical Delightful, Light Place to Trade.
SALE OF SUMMER BLOUSES
M-'n ill. . v i .;LfI4b.
If
NEW ARRIVALS IN CEORfiETTE DISUSES
All are so fashionable looking ami inlidly made that there surely
w ill le a big scramble to get them.
Many ?how hand embroideries of lk or handwork in charming pastel col
or combination. Styles-V-Necks, Round Neck, Pleated Roun.i Collar,,
Dainty InR-t Yoke stylts. And myna.w cu omvn, .ui m.
SEE THE.SE CHARMING BLOUSES AT
$3.95
(f pho8n7e7 j
416
State St.
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