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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. 32 liow I Found Hie Saje'Way IoUK2NyDabyHilIc I AM the happi est woman alive. My baby is on the road to health. Only a mother can know what that means! ! f n i . i i . ix manon touniy men Apply For Citizenstrp Our doctor told me that the tafett way to give him milk was to jive him Nestles Milk Fooil which it made out of pure milk modified with just the right amount of lugar and cereal. He explained M me that making the milk into a Huffy powder breaks up thot hard-to-dige t curd-, to tint when you add water and boil just a minute, you have tli ntirr t thing in th woiid to mother's milk clean, tate, and almost sort to agrc with a taby't delicate stomach. Thatuwhy IamthehappiettwomaTi aloe lor my baby it mil. I know that if your baby has trouble wit h bis food, the Nestle Company will be glad to help you. They will seed you (tee, at they tent m e,a big Mother Rook on how to take care ot your b.itjy and enough Nettie's Food for 12frl ing. 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Send the coupon I NESTLES MPORTANT DECISION 0-1 TAX SMS dfrU Papers; Five Wail Long: n of i .i.. i thi- 'Supreme Court Holds Asquisi- tioa Of Property By Sale Is Final Six mca hare filed their intent. 01 Wecooiiii American citiieMs with county clerk since the first u'f month, r ive of tht applicants might have become American citizens years i a(o. , .... . . . t. ..t ........ jue nrst to me urciHiuii.'ii u lui.-w-liuua this mouth was Fred IVrcival Keddaway, age 4ti, a merchant, whose addea is 1403 North Church treet, Salvia, lie waa born in Ontario and name to thia country by way of .North Dakota ia 184. He ruilit have ap plied for hia citizenahip when he be ' In the lint of minor casea paused tip on by the supreme court during the past week, one brings up a legal pou.t that mar be of interest to aciuirera of title under tax delinquency. This ia the rase of Mury llaner. aduiiniatratrii of the nine of naif in 1894, but has waited 25, estate of D. Ward. vs. Clatsop eoun- yeara before showing any desire to be- j tTf et al, appellants; J. A. Eakin judge. This if case in which the eonnty bid in a piece of property for delinquent NESTLE 'B FOOD COMPANY, Ine., 220 Call Bldg., Sun Francisco, Cal. I'leaae send mo free your book and trial package. Name - Addrcas City State MILK FOOD A general stflka li throatoned by the Central Iiabor Council of Omaha, un loaf the demand of the teamsters, who lave boon on strike for 10 days, are not net by Tuesday night. Oliver Thorbjornson sustained a (frue turctl skull and five broken ribs when ho was thrown from a horse on his ranch near Bend recently. come a voter or nereis ine iignis ot a real citiicn. Wilhelm Komp, age 69, a retired farmer living near Mt. Angel, alao wants te become a real American citi zen. He came to this eountry when but two years old, arriving ia IS.'ii Ue misht have applied for citizenship pa pers in 1S71 when he became of aje, but has waited 48 yenrs before taking the necessary atepa. He will wait two yeara more and then not be admitted unless he ran show the court that he under stands the principles of American citi zenship. He was born in Germany. Wiliain August Berud. age .W, a fann er living on rural route 2, Turner, waute te vote and become a real citizen, un Juno 9, 1019, he declared his intention ef becoming an American citizen. He might have made this declaration in 1881 when he became of age, as he waa boru in 1M0 .arrived in New York in 1880 uud waited 31 years beforo evin cing any desire to enjoy citizenship. He was born in (iermnny. Htewart Thomaa Bratty would like to vote and take part in mnuicipal affairs. He micht have filed his declaration of intention much sooner as ho was born in 1870 in Ireland and arrived in this rountry in 1898. Ho is a laborer ad !),,. L i ... t.w.ol.Min. Il.ut tti jail, vacant for several months, ha!livf at 2005 Lsural street, Sulem. been rented by the ctiy as a dwelling house, iM, TTT Tt T7T PrescriPtion ' !L JJJ j) Eczem S iMt ir ir--rif Tur'a-Tjrwma1 fm II years the rtaadnrd tkln rrn for a ZHI Lotion for Skin Disease J. C. Perry's. remedy a liquid ttatd aataroallr inatunl relict train Itch. tht mildest of eleantere keepf .he ik in alwoytclean and healthy. la aa! ata ut about beta. Soap Arnold Kchoeiibac.hler, nge 23, of St. Benedict, Mt. Angel, also wishes to be a real American, having filed his decla ration of becoming Bn American citizen. taxea for the year 1909. It was held by the county until the year 1916, and as there waa no other claimant lor the tax certificates, they were mai'.c out ech year to the county. In 1916 the property was bid in by 1. I.. Watd, but aa he made no proffer of tuxes for in-' tervening years, the property was again classed aa delinquent and offered tor sale. The purchaser, Ward, intervened to prevent such sale on the ground that the county conveyed to him fice from all debt except current tuxes. The county contended that the only taxes concerned in the transfer to AVard were the taxea of 1909. The circuit court decided in favor of Ward, and the county appealed. In rendering hia opin ion, Justice Burnett holds that as no piece of property can be offered for sale more than once, and that all title, both by virture of delinquency certifi cate and by sale, is conveyed to the purchaser, all debt is cancelled at the time deed is delivered, and therefore Ward held title to tho properly. The decision of tho lower court is atl'irtned. The other cases passed upon are as follows: George Do Vol vs. Citizens Bank, ap pellant, appeal from Multnomah co ty; petition for rehearing denied. Opin ion by Justice Bennett. Arthur M. Churchill, et ul, vs. Minnie A. Meade, et al, appellants; appeal He was born in Switzerland and ramolfrom Tillamook county; appeal from ue to thia country in 1913. His npplica-lcree setting aside nle of Innd by sher tion for citizenship was filed Juno 19,1 iff. Opinion by Justice Burnett. Judjto Trade Follows Electric Breezes "G-E electric fans have increased tny summer trade," said a blunt spoken business man, who gives credit where it ii due. II is store reflects his wisdom. Men und women will go out of their way to shop where G-E Fans Make the Breeze You can, at a small daily cost, keep your store cool from show window to office, increasing your trade and the efficiency of your store service. A fan in your home will extend the same comfort to your leisure hours, let us show you what we have in stock that you ought to hve in use. Pertlasd Raiwav Light & Power Co. r.-I IIP ii m W W as. atar 1911). .Nicholas Maguin, aged "!, born at Liege, Belgium, has decided to exer cisii the privilege of citizenship, pro vided of ciiuiso, he can show the circuit court and the commissioner sent hero to examine applicants, that ho has an understanding of what is meant by citi zenship and can puss a sutisfactmy ex uiiiiiintioii. He was bom in lrti'i.l in Bel gium and came to this country in 1884 when he became of nge. He has wait ed all these vcars before taking the trouble In become an Americnn. He Mves nt Woodbitrn and works in a pa per will.., , . : When these itptlieiints come up for their final examination in two years, they must be accompanied, If married by their wives. Judge Dighum takes the stand thnt not only the applicant, but also his wife and his fnmily as well must know what citizenship means. More Arrests Of Winnipeg Strike Leaders Expected Winnipeg, Man. June 24. More ar recta were expected here today in con nection with the "silent parade" of last Saturday, which ended in rioting one death, numerous casualties and martial law. Warrants were issued for the lead er of the returned soldiers who staged the) demonstration. The Western Labor News, official publication . of th wtrikers, waa aup liresiwd and the substitute editor, J. a Wadsworth, placed nader arrest. Troops and Boyal Northwest Mount ed PoliM today patrolled public parks preventing meeting of strikes. Other bodies of troops, equipped with ma china gnns were on guard on the scene of rwturday'a disturbance. taois of the metal plants were open today, bring manned by small staffs. The town of Ridgcfield is advertising for proposals for the hard snrfacinr ot Pioarer avenue, Vain sareet and Laks street. The cltizewa of fillvertoa ha tub" scribed mora thaa ilMO for a soldiers' aomeeomlng event to b held there. July 4 and H. - H. Bngley reversed and easo remanded Elsie K. Wade vs. Walter K Wade, uppellant; appeal from Multnomah jountyn holds valid decree of divorce and holds that court waa without ower to vacate decree. Opinion by court per curiam; Judge J. P. Kavnnauyh re versed. L. O. Raisbaih vs. Muttie B. Bais liuch, appellant; appeal from Multno mah -county; tiit for divorce. Opinion by Chief Justice MoBride. Decree of Judge W. N. (latens modified, requirini; payment of certain money by plaintiff to defendnnt. Decree otherwise ntrirm- First National Bunk of Union, vs. P, C. Wriirlit,' et al, appellant; appeal from Union county; motion to dismiss denied bv Justice Bennett. Have You a Real Boy in YourHome? Somebody once said that girls would be girls. and boys would be boisterous. Boys are bound to do a certain amount of scuffling and to put it in their words "rough-housing;" they wouldn't be real boys if they didn't. Mothers and fathers know that's pretty hard on clothes; we can be of some help in that respect; we have clothes that will stand a lot of rough treatment. BISHOFS They're made in special models for the first-long-trouser boys and the young fellows in high-school; Prep models; the live styles the boys want and the quality parents want for long wear and economy. Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties a Patron. Salem WOOleil NillS Store HELP THE SALVATION ARMY 1 aaMM Cherry City Baking Co.'s bakers have the know how. "he quality of our merchandise is, like our service, of superior grade. You can depend on it 4 4-4 4--44 If it concerns bread ASK US- WE KNOW I It is our business to know. We ;i'e bakery specialists. We work hard and study our job. . When you want a snperbread, the bread that made Mother stop baking, Ask your grocer for, lit d 4s SUM t - Cherry City Baking Co. j DEFENSE COUNCIL IS DIBBERN CASE OPENED I ON "CARPET" TODAY 1 BY ORDER OF COURT HORLICK'S . THI ONtaiNAL MALTED.MILK Avoid latitatl.at aa 8bttltat. ; Activity Of Council In Connec- Attorney General Istracted tion With Contracts ! To Start Action To Re- Probed. ! cover COURT HOUSE NEWS vr;tia The Jonrnal classified ada art great favorites with people who do things Try oaa. Washington, June 24. The council A writ f mandamus has been issued of nntional defense today was brought by Judge Oeorge Q. Bingham directing into the congressional probe of war ex- the State Industrial Accident Commis- pcntlitureK. Activities of the ciiuncil HIU (.articularly Attorney General ... ..... .... .. .1 as " connection wttn tne letting or war R ,0 witUin 10 ,iuv, fl)r I .t.,.st AAiircnitd nA.muuitn4a1 tlltl " "'l'"""" ..,... nm calling of the former members of tlie.'"" '""J . ....... council as witnesses, Chairman (irulium ' Edna Blanch Dibbern. This amount was of the special bouse committee, an- paid her iu a lump sum as dumnKCs for nouniej. the death of her husband in the tlrnnt- lndictitions' also were that scores of Smith-Porter ship yard at St. Johns. ! WHEN YOU WAKE UP DRUNK GLASS OF HOT WATER the "proeurniont" officers from the quartermaster corps would be called. Hriadier Oeneral Lord, army direct or of finance, told the committee niany of thei had been commissioned from civil life and thnt others had been al lowed to retain their civil status all He said some had Industrial The commission is directed to at once institute proceedings or to apiear be fore the circuit court before July 7 and show whv suit has not been commenc ed. This order was brought -about by the suit of O. W. I'cnn airniust the State - . . 3 1 . ' Tho Sautiom Eioctrid'eoilinany lin filed suit against Fetor Kystrom r trespass. In the complaint tho eoniponj alleges it is tho Owner of the biJ!4 oj the BWVi of section 27, T. 9 8. K. 4 E. that at the March, 1919, term of couri the company was given a decree that it was the owner of the land ami thai pitrsuantt o said decree, Mrs. Xystroii was ejected from the tract in question the plaintiff alelges that Xystiom conj tinues to claim ho is entitled to po session and that he gone iihmi the ljinj and refuses to leave it. I JJf.ic Jxz',i'!iV,7.V4 ET SH SHK CMt The s.iit of school district No. 2jl agaist Carolyn Meyer and others, to (te) term ine the ownership Of the Holmiu property adjoining the high achoa building will be tried Friday nioriiinf at 10 o'clock. It is a proceeding in con demnatiou. Waah Ka aalean aaal taxinw fiwm swatara aer amttieifj anaew fc swaa ttoeMofc. taya iNsjraVkathleig makaaj 4 lawk and fl timn, mmt lad rafrad. . cs- which Mr. mandamus. Waa yaareatf e rka iaauda bafara hraakaaf Ilka yea to tka tataia. Tkie la vaatlf aiar iaaaaiiiaat haoaua aha skia aa aa a.t auMrk -haatirt-as hat Aha ibtaf caiaa iltaaaa, wklle ha heart! Mras . fr aeary aawea af t4 aad oYiak takaai Wa the staatack. aaawif aa aoa -a af wt taetal ataat ka aarrlad est; af tka ht. If thia waste material te aMaaJaa4 tf hf tay. It aaiekiy through the. war, come from large manufacturing tuhltshuients. . The committee s intention to broad- He alleges that on February 1919. cn the srofo of its inquiry so that Adolph George Dibbern lost his life by many dollar a year men might be call- falling through aa open hatch of a ed was made known dttriug the testi- vessel iu the Grant Smith-Porter ship monv of Ixrd. He told the committee vanls. That he had contributed to the the council largely had superintended ( workmen 'a compensation fund. That, the letting and distribution of contracts the widow instituted a libel suit in the Lord aaid the war had forced nn en-1 United States District court for the tirt re-orgnniz-ntion of the army's sys- district of Oregon, claiming damages tern of supply purchasing. He drdar-jof $30.00 a month under thecompen ed in some instances that the depart- ration law. went teas actually bidding against it- It is further alleged that the State self as well aa bidding against other i Industrial Accident commission refused government agencies. Lord told of howl to award her tlm :10 a month but that IHD rCOTJjail lf-a I IUB USU (Ul IUC .UlllV l i l .lilt .1.1114. n.m T.,v.v. of disbursemeu! officers about 70 per It is alleged ia the petiton for man Jcent citing as an example a reduction (damns proceedings that the law does ifrom six to two iu New York City. not provide for the payment of a lump Senator Wadsworth read from thcm1TO of 4 OitQ where tfce- beneficiary committee- proceedings, seeking to shall reside or remove out of the state hw Jhat the committee, In failing to'and shall.be a non-resident for one year. lapptove- the Camp BcuniuKS project, In the ease of Mrs. Dibbern who !..onidered the incident closed and did I cot the 4 000 in a lump sum, it is nl- jnot expect Bal;er to go ahead. ''It was aosoijtiiv in violation Henry Pelletan has lieeu nppoinlef admiutsurtor of the e.tute of Churlei Accident Commission inCrespeau who died March 24, 1919. Tht Fvon asked for a writ of Mrto j, appraised at 800. His ontj relatives, a brother and half brothel and two half sisters live iu France. The county court has directed the ad ministrntor, Charles Whitney, to sell the west half of the west half of lot J, block 63 of the ctiy of Salem, part V the Susan Ktaiger estate, to pay clui amounting to IO-M. This . propd ia on the south aide of Court atreet, i tween Front and Water streets. the aviee of the senate military af fairs committee," said Senator New. 'A fitting rebuke to a department that has abused its prlvibges," Sen ator King said, in urging approval of fae.a,'.4 1-ar.te. ijlhe auicnUmen, ,0 prom... ejerrrr.ry . . . "7 "T; IWker purchasing aiore land. aaal taara. araaMakH .r awch Tfc ,,,proved the amendment. aawrtahaasat H atetatai tka k4r, 4 as4aaal kaasta aaMr ia kafara kraakfkat aask a akaa .( lenroot Charges Baker . TO Breach Of Trust Washington, June 2.4 (United Prc?A A charge of gross breach of trust, "which, if committed in normal times would come very close to leading to im penehment proeeedincs," was a.ad ,lreed she is still a resident or the state.jagainst Secretary Baker and the war f.The petition Mso wllcces that the' i..nur.llll.Bt tadar hv R.uiitor lenroot. I 4 . - f I me in uu.'u in nitron- 1 . i a, . , i : .1 . . ir.. f . 1. 1. -. . ,om paiu IV .1 1 iiuun. in 1111. held in Portland under a writ of at Wisconsin. in t'ortiaa-t unaer a writ or at t ,.t jr; ,i..Ih. taehment in the ease of Lee Koy Keely.,,;,, H hrrt ,hc ,, ,rf ,,,, .ommWcii asainst Ldna Blanch '. L nwni wros whU it MisMti iU Ia this attachment Mr. Keelv agrees . , ! ., . v. .v- ij ".j.. government to spend several million money be paid hack to the state f..r!of ',ultar, bttr at Camp Loa the accident fund. raal hat vatar vtah aha apt ate aaf ta I ttma i Conference Is Urged To . CdcrAscrican Negro teat Sot tul af It. wkiek la a (kaat . aaisaaa.! ska e4aash.J i; alaaaa-; tka aa-' Wart paabaf hat attest a aa kvar. kaf. twMttatta kar- aHaaaatai7 aaaai wart fa4 lata tht A aartr af Baatataae ska aat easeta kat vary Htalt nt kt 4rtg ktar. kat hi asffleiaat U aaavk aa7aa aitbttaiaat nt-kaajJ. Ka ea wh art actaft tt. k. aa wkh a fa!!, .-kaa W4 Wt t !nrr4 aiHira. kt taatt. Maty. va:k. taBaw eooipieauai. atkaaa wha kiiieua alttoka, itoataok r atatl art assure af raesaeat ia k:k keaJth k ahonly. A4. , Aa the matter Bow stands, the State Industrial Accideot Commission must be-gin suit to recover the money from Mrs. Dibhcra or show cause by July l"aris, June 24. William Trotter, Americaa negro, is now in Paris seek ing to have the aegro question ia the Viuttd Statea taken up by the peace ,, cont'ereace along with the Irish, Jewish' and other "racial minority" qnestiona. j Trotter is -serking ptirticHlarly the support af the Britieh aad haa givea Ikitish errepoudeata long lista of l- le;ed atroeities eoainutted agamt ne groea ia the. I'aitrd Statea. He cited instance of wetfmea beinj; ly hei. in j support of kit plea for British aid in. hringinj the matter Kef are the confer ence. He i alw tsi kiaf Jjpr.ne srm (Vathy, etplaining thst Jnn and 'he Americaa ncprom have mntnal inter ests oa the The reserve af fleers' training corps camp opened Saturday at the Piestdio, nines, rear Columbus, Oa for a school of arms after the armistice waa tigned. A recant latter from Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeve araa writtra from Princ Klaaid Islnnd off the coast of Maine, which la the extreme en stern point of their long drive. Prom there they will (Start. their way westward, expect- tni-wo. uut or apprortn.ateiy.injI u ,rrivf homf UuX he m:d(l). ef COO nira who kaae reported, 47 are from ; August. This Coupon is good for Five Votes for Ckjdkss f Liberty, Feurth f (Write name here and deposit this in ballot box) rounds tif racial tonality, j' i ., .... .. , ' 1