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PAGE.IX THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE r.0, 1919. M PAPERS DECIARE M UW DETAILS How Much More Tobacco f V I : U i ' N . ' 1 . i i 1 s r i j j . .! i . i t .i i r 3 ilissumer iSJ Cool in summer by Ihi sea, And tool up in the Sierra, A.k for the BookUti You Want- "CliloiuU lor th TWIst "Yoseaili National rik" "Kniuola-C.a. Crsul N. Uoual Park" The glorious fut-of-uiors beckons you, every day. You may auto on thousands of miles of smooth boulevards. You may camp in lovely Yosemite, or where the llig Tree groves are, or alongside some ice-cold mountain brook. You may climb the snowy slopes of Mt. Whitney or Mt. Shasta. You may bathe in the blue. Puriiii where the turf roll in, or in quiet waters. Co to California this summer and sei for yourself. On the way visit some of the National Parks and National. Monuments the nation's playgrounds Rocky Mountain, Glacier, Yellowstone. Mt. Rainier, Crater Lake, Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde and others. Return, if desired, throuuh the Pacific Northwest. Summer Excursion Fares Ai!c the local ticket awnt to help plan your trip or apitr to the nearest Consolidated Ticket Ulhoe or address neare Travel Rtiresu, United States Kailroad Administration, 646 Transportation Wdg., Chicagoi H3 Liberty Street, New York Cityj Mi llealey ItMg., Atlanta, Ga. Untted-vStates Raii.rcd -Administrahon FIGHT OYER BOOZE (Continued Xruiu page cue) ea-use the stock of bm probably will lie well exhausted by that time and few liu'wniin will open up fur a few mouths. t'uU-HN some action of this klud Is taken, Kuniliill Mtiiten, " flic country will in ilininu in to a wliiky i!iinkiii IIIUV." "When the reileiit lifts tli baa It iMMir nut a fh'i'd of VO.O'O.OOB uullniia ut nhinkev now held in bond liv the itr time pruhiliition act," snid Huiiili.il. "That net doea not relate to deer uud nine tiluue uiid he rnunut dis eriniiniile. "With h million men ret to flenioli iliw. miller im inumtinieei roulij his rwlnnmtinii be iued before Oetober HI." New York, to Fight New York, .lime 30. Juhii Banter rem Haienlly will dir hard Is Hew York. With euiii of Million keeerH, hutel iniiiietora and reatuuroiitcura uctiug the hiiltt of EttemliiiK lihysiciuns, an ef ' fort will be Hindoo keep oid John Hlive after tmiiulit - the ofluiul date uf hm rlenltiiiM. J'larlii ully nil the sis thouMiud nieui- lien of the l ulled Ketnil I.Hil'ir Deal eta aniHintiuii, it hh, reiorteu piunned tit keep their saloon wide opi ii tumor row, mid thereafter nulil elnm'd by li'Kiil Hition. The 1 i 1 1 1 1 ' r dealiTK, hutel men and reHtnuiiiiit owners were to huld in ft'-pendent meeting thi? afterimo.i at wlilfh ti'i'ill eollii.el weeltl lie jinl jht mid fiiuii irei:iiiiliuitK made tui e.om. Imllini; wnr time prohibition. The roiisunii ra, whether old John diet tonight or not, were prepared lo iv hi in w wnke timt would c dnnii ill his t'ti y. Chicago AU Prlmeil. ChiiUK" J"" " t'hienun iif today preparing for the greatent "stew" In its hinloiy. Kt'imrta rrmii the rill4 iiidinile Hint marly the entire tidult pnpulu'.i iu will alio up at the wake of the wet ci. I. Kitty lontl eafe rented inpirity rewrviitions, ina'ir of the tallies Koii. :it from Si to ! er In ad. Tri.KO Doing 'Er Eight San I 'i a m i o, .luiie .an Fraa .id's litis; tiiiiilel reputa'ion fur Minwin Low" ems to oiiiaitt een hiit'luitt farewell to lipior, for the e i I v in filled with thousands from On eon. Waahinutou, Idtthn unit other arid wftsleru states, who arc lebly joitiititf in the sentiment that " if she nst go dry, we'll drink her dry." The lid was tilted by tlie 'polite smtnrttay ana a carnival tfiirit .Is prevalent hut at uiidtxiifht, the lid is on tiiht and nrrests will start. Althiiuiih It la credited by so nil writ era with oeinx anything but verbose, the diuny is lite flower voicing the pro tent against prohibition. All oppnnenta are wearing them to show their leel iL( in Hie mailer. Nan VrHiieiwn. whieh ha lonir with 'Stood the dry mute campniktia of olher aeetiiin, held nut hope of a sohitmn un til the last. Then the final rush was on, and the demand fur dtv lime li it im rn keit wholennle houses oiien all ijf yeaterdny with the demand continii ing urink today, LouisTills ropular Today I.onlnville, K.v., June Louisville, the Hlronijliolil of John llarleyeorn, will nut emu'tly be dry after July 1. It will be damp under foot for tunny a day af ter that date. Officially, of rinirae, the rtirlnin en boiixo will drop, unof fieially, however, ther will be enough boore In eeHars of Louisville to float the lieotge Wash ington. Viillowera nf Bacchus, with blistered palms from hard work with the pick and shore! digging themselves in, will pay Inal respects to the old buy todnv. old Taylor, Old 1inrley, Old Crow, M (-lion wood, t'euu Hollow and ull his relatives will he taken s'tire of. I'el bra mis have been discarded. ".lust give me any old brand it's ill good," ia the geneiul reply to the harkeep's question. I'reparatinns have been made for the lual griieinl rush by the (town town hotels, thirst emporiums nnd well known eslablishinenls, to give the Old emit a Inst farewell, IVIegntes are niuneriius fiom Indlnna, Ohiu and other desert slates. Kansas City Busy Kansna 4'ity, Mo.. June :!. Tlie li ipior niaihet remained attildi here to lay, despite eoiitiuiiatiiiii uf I ho last minute rush of consumer of alcoholic beveragea, Whi-key was niu-t in demand with winea a close seeomt. lteer sales were aluiost negligible in roiuparisnn. liar ruoin slisks were far from depleted. "sT-- Hot water Sure Relief -'i; 1.'CJCESTION Test Cases to be Made Hi, I.Duia, Mo., June i'rirasulers fruiii the desi'rt eoiintrv pilgrimaged to st. Luuis today to pay homage for the last time before the shrine of John ISar ercora. NiiiaiiiKeeiiers prei.aieil to make a test ca. tomorrow. Ther W)n nr,( elnse Job 'h'diile, they declared today. Kv- ervtriinj will he aoiil tomorrow, in an effort to eet a ruling on the validity of the act. Pes Moines is Calm , Pel Mi lines, Jena. June .'ill. I'uither fhsn an increase in the number of Wise hounds watching incoming trains nil main auto roads fur bootleggers. Iowa wan't psving much atletitioa to th thirst which tifgins tonight. Town (r,ssip wan however that boot logger iu tli a state have further in creased the already high cost of swig ging tlm "boot." Washington Seeks Oasis Washington, June 30. The popula tion of Washiugtuu suddenly decreased today, while thousands flocked to wet apota for one last headache, li was es timated i.'.mw were leaving the already dry capilol for the wake. Even Staid Boston Boaton, June .10. John Barleycorn ill bo I he guest , of honor at all hstols and restaurants here tonight. Several saloon proprietors plunued to open their establishments tomorrow as usual lo lest the law. The pulice say they will aiie.it all violators, 'ROUND COAST LEAGUE BASES Ver- (By United I'reas) Yesterday's winners; iseltttlc, noil Los Augeles. Home runs: Krug. llees. (loutiiiuinj their t'orly stride, the Raiuiers fathered ia Wuinlay 'a twin bill from the Oaks, six to one: five to one. I'mpire !uthri ij chalked up with an error for throwing Kill 4'lvmer ou4 of the coaching ibox in the afternoon. The Huiniera took the series six out of seven. Tuking the aeries five to two, the Tiger finished the week be winnial both Holiday games with I'uitland, :t to 1, and (i to I. My a five to one wre, the Aii'cl, took the series from the Senators, five to one. Wild the score tied in the Uth, the llees beat it to the eluh bouse when Kamm threw a batted ball wild into llic grandstand, under the in piession the.v had won the game. Owing to ground rules the acoie stands 2 to 2, which will be referred to I'resideut Ha urn. ADVENTIST MEMBER DIES Kue Irco Hughes himiiio'ia waj bora near lioldea in Johuton couuty, i'issou ri, October 3, ISo'H. She departed this life at her home in Silvciton, Tlm.-sdav June li, ID19, at the ago uf oO yiars. s luiiiths and dsvi. Slie was married to VY. T, Sinnuons, S.'plemlM'r lti, 1NS3, Her loss .a mourn- d by a husbuud, four sons, Unci sis ters and two brothers. She Iccinis a t'hristian iu her esrly girlhood at. a has lived a faithful Chrit&inn life. She be- enme a member of the Adveatist church in lMlll. She wss the Bible clasj teach er in the Silvertoa Sabbstli s-i.Jol. Sih ertou Apjieal. ASSrORtfldCET E.Oi'Hctl'G thm Ortffinad Vnr Infant anf Invwlicla mm TREASON PIMJSC BUSHEY German Pre Bitter Ia De- Busicy Prcbag Statute To ciuciatica Of Acccssici To Terns. By Cart D. Oraat ' (l uitcd Trvas Staff Correspideat.' Ccsf efl Cutting Caaadiaa Thistles. Judjt W. M. Bushcy, iu loking i.p the w retativa to the rutting of Oana- Hcrliu, June bsnnua reae di ,,, qull.k gr h ruB tiouary press was mostly asleat today , .j,; the qm-stion as to whether regarding the signing of the pe.ee tree-',, Uw ffr, ia j,, ,0 iand ihjt u ty. Several papers, however, t.ere eat spoken ia their bitterae toward the terms. "The signing is treswa." said the Berliuer -Neuste Nachrickten. "The next general' eleetioa will ekow what the (iermani think of tka treaty.'-' The Vorwaerta hoped the wi.r's offs cial end at least will enable Germany to begin her work of rehabiliaticn. "It is a aurap ofpsper," detli.red the Tsgeblatt. According to the Xatienal Zciiung. the treaty "reduces the eultuted peo ple of Germany to the level s.f the American Creole states." The Lokal Anseiger urged the Ger man people to receive the treaty with stoicism. The most violent article appeared la the Deutsche which declared: "Peace of violence has been signed at Versailles. Germany's houo,- has been buried. Only iaces-sant toil will enable usto regain our p'.aco among the nations of the world. Then will voine revenge for the disgrace of 1919." The papers was suppressed by the government. Much speculation was indulged ia to day as to how the allies would icctiva the apieul of Dr. Von Belhniana-iloll- weg that he be tried iustead of the for mer kuiser, for the responsibility of causing the nr. As imperial chancellor," wrote Hollweg, "I wil bear the sole respon sibility for the political acts of the kaiser. I hereby place myself ut the disposal of the allies and associated powers." The former chancellor wished to olfer himself as a scapegoat on May tO, but refrained r.t the request of the government. With the government's proinieeto de vote a billion and a half marks in the next three nionthstoward iowcring the coat of food, the striking railroad men returned to work. The trolley and subway workers sot iltoday fur a general strike to be call ed Tuesday. The rainwuy st'iko situ ation is improved. Armed trains and tanks have arrived in the vicinity of Hamburg, but it ia not known whether they have rnteied the citv. SILVERT0N HAS CANNEM The Silverton Food Products' com pany, organized by C. A. Hari.ey, has leased the W. E. Loughmillcr building on Water street for this season's pack. The i nst u lint ion of the necessary ma chinery fur the canning of fruit and vegetables has already begun. A spe cialty will be made of Evergreen ber ries for this season's pick. The firm will, as fast as possible, establish per manent quarters for the handling of fruits and vegetables of all kinds. Ow ing to the lateness of the season the firm cannot get their plant ready be fore time to pack tho Evergreen birries but they state they are ready to buy all the Evergreen berries they can get. A complete selling organization ha al ready beeu eompleteod and thc-y rc in a position to pay the highest piicu pos sible for the berries. The permanent plant will be modern and up to dute, with a rapacity of 200 do7.eu gallon cans per day and will give employment to a large number of peo ple. A good many thousands ot dollars of eastern money will he brought to this community through this plant si the east is scrambling for all of the O.vgon fruit that can be gotten to them,--Sil- verton Appeal. WATTS BABB WEDDING Will My Heart Stand? A Vital Question for Every Man Who Smokes or Chews to' Answer, May Cost Ufa to Find Out By Experiment occupied by the owner or ren'ci, and laad that ia not occupied and the .aer aoa resideat. The law speeially stutoa tin: waere the awier or renter of the la id is oc cupying the land, notice may be serrea requiriag such owner Or renter tj re move the thistles wtihia a yrtam ilnte, and if tkis is nut done, the peaal.y of the law may be enforced. But following along in the st.r.it- aee tioa of the law relative to the occu pancy of laad, where it is not occupied, the ltw plainly states that notices must be posted in three conspicuous places with the following: "Thea upon petition bearing the sig natures of owners of a mapority of the land within a district whose boundaries are described in such pettiion, notice shall be nerved as provided in ihis sec tion aad the county court shall enforce the provisions of this act within suchi district, cs prescribed in sections 64.'i9 aud 64r8 inclusive, as they apply to Ca-' nadiaa thistles, and quack g.'n.vj, and such other weeds as the pettiioners may see fit to include." Where there is any doubt as to the construction of tho law the ruling of the district attorney is final fo.- the county court. As soon as District At torney Oehler interprets the lw aa t whether a petition is necessary ana a district formed both where the loud is occupied and the owner or renter knows, and where the owner is not i . . . . anown ana tne lumi nor oceupieu, tnen fi,it,m. r;, ti, j.. Judge Bushcy will appoint a petjon or find!, Htormy Jim unprepared, fops p..- ihuiiiK iu me law ruemiy raided the negro t place and found s.x passed and proceed to make cu effort ty gallons of beer and confiscated it. to roteet the land in Marion county' against the threatening Canadian this I Orand Bapids, Mich Women hclp- tlea. Ilessr JSot much. Mrs. Andrew Header- aed to really quit takes mere will pow er tkaa they have aad causes mere- Mifra.in tlknn ih.v ran vnltinf aritv An- The heart of every user of tobacco To it ,he'aabit, make it easy bears a double burden. It does its al-,'for yoart y -etting Center tafclete lotted task and then fights nicotine 'uking thorn as directed. The habit for supremacy. As long aa the heart, rUy s,to y((u ,B(1 it. ptar, i, a wms he lives; whea tt loses as dies, bnt ;riM,urf to jts indulgence, before tfce final victory of aicotiaej if yOU want to know how much eas you P-M through many stages of de-j; ig ,0 quit tie ha,bit witB 'i(oWl dine and decay aad suffer many pangs itht, wi,h0,lt it, g0 twentr fonr hear Hearts are like human beings some iwit))0,lt t0baceo and note'what aa rf are stronger than others, therefore for, it 4M,S -oa, tbf, gi. U(fcin(r it tome hearts will ataad more tobacco . usuai ,d lai. XH.ot0 tablets. At tie than others, tut there is a limit to.eni of , wffg discontinue smoking er what any heart caa stand. The man ct(,Hn. for a day ,Bd ;t prti;e who puts this additional strain on his TOU Wllj B4ve B9 dfrjre (o n!mmt. At heart a doien times a dsy by smoking : lwut J00f min b gnattv di- eigarettes, pipe or eigara or ehew-j miniskcd ,4 another week es two ing tobacco is taking madmaa'sl mtit it Bot oniy p0ib!e, but ehaace with health and lifo to losea praMlr( to quit, aad nothing to win but the ehance that ! he may lose them He is indulging in', "Manufacturers' Note- Nicefel i sold a eostly habit at the expense of pre-1 under the positive rguaaetneemif wyp eious health. Ask any doctor any where, ! under the positive guarantee that it is and he will tell you that using tobacco not injurious; that it contains ao kub is injurious and that it ia far better to jit forming drugs; that it will help any quit the habit than to experiment to i man to throw off the tobaeco habit, find out how much tobacco your heartland that any druggist will refund the will stand without serious results. entire purchase price if it fails. It is But the thought of quitting is un- j dispensed in 8alem under this guaraa pleasant to most men even to those i ty tiy D. J. Fry and other good drag who know that tobacco injures them 'gists. TELEGRAPH TABLOIDS Chicago Although ' peace was sign ed Saturday, "tanks" were still on the job here. Des Moines "Come to hit fire qr I'll 'bring it to you," said a railroad kev to create agent to the fire department. Yanlnms j a hospital. ter men toweii burning cars nenr the fire station. Put out with little damage. son beat up a burglar, teek away tka money he had stolen and had her hus band call the police. Cleveland ''Thirty degrees esuler inside" read the sign in frost of a. movie. Outside it was 71. Indianapolis Mrs. Kmma l.aey puur ed carbolic acid into a bottle of whis- a "kick." it did into ITES.TINGS-1 Wash the arTeeted snrtacs with house hold amOTSTifa or warm salt water; then apply VICRS VAP0RI "YOUR B0DYGUARI"-30,.60'.IJ Oi Nundav, June 22, liMS, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Babb, Miss Agues liabb nail Mr. Uordis II. Watts wero united iu iiii'.rringe by Kev. Harvey O. ( oopcr, using the ring ceremony. The home was beautifully decuiated in pink mid while roses and fern. The bride was attired in wiu.e silk and hiessiiltne carrying a beautliui boil ipiet of white roses aud tiiuidciihnn fern. The attendants were On in iol- sou of Portland t.nd Misa Alt-ill l.off- iiiun, Kolla Miller and Miss Maude, Habb, sister of the bride. The brides ' maids were attired in white carrying1 white roses and fera. j Music was furnished tlirongno.it the rereinory "Whispering Hope" being: played on the Victrola. After the ceremony a dainty lancli of ice cream and cake was served to1 about fifty guests. j They received many nice and useful r presents. i The vuung couiile left for i'ortlaml ; about 0:."Ul and w ill sjiend the mil at j the coast after which they will bt at hornet o their miviy friends at their heme, near Kliott Prairie. HublMi.i Kn terprise. . CLEMENT WTrU WEDDIXO Saturday evening. June 14, occurred the marriage of (!. L. Clemeat of Hub bard and Miss Wulf of Portland, ftt the 8rtmcnt of the Tiride. in the' presence of their immetliate relsuves and friends. Mr. Wulf hasn't sUted when he wiil establish his ho.ne bere; thouijh prolbly in the acai fuuir. Their friends wish thorn well. Hub bard Enterprise, FINEST FOOTWEAR FOR - MEN AND YOUNG MEN TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE. Our new lines that just came in are certainly beauties and open up nicer than most lines, even some of the high priced lines. They are strictly Union Made too and carry the stamp. But more than all they carry the stamp of approval from those Mho have worn them because they look elegant, FIT NEAT AND COMFORTABLY, WEAR EXCELLENTLY and cost very little as prices and qualities go today. The Oxfords in black and brown from $7,25 up l HOE 1BR0WN Calf English last, Neolin soles Russia calf, blucher round toes.. Calf, round toes, Neolin soles Russia calf, blucher pug toe.... Calf, English last, Goodyear w Oak soles and heels Genuine Cordovan, plain toes, blucher, U. S. army officers pat tern, like cut Very swell and wears like iron $11.50 (War tax 15c) $7.00 ..$8.50 $6.50 $9.00 elt .$7.75 TK BLACK - ARISTO kid blucher comfort toes $7.50 Vici kid freak (broad) toes,-Neolin' ' . soles $8.50 Vici kid medium toe, welt soles $4.75 Gun metal, English last blucher $7.00 Gun metal, English last, bals ....$7.00 Gun metal, English last bals $5.63 HEAVY WORK SHOES In black or brown, many different styles, Standard, Jumbo, army lasts $8.00 down as low as $3,95 mack or brown elk outing bals $2.65 Salsa's a Good Place to Trade