Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 01, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1919 a. iisi ' . A plSv WHEN they put that warm, fragrmt little bundle into my arm and told me he was perfect, 1 cried. I was to happy. Of course, I wis going to nurse him. And o I did, far two months. But he didn't gain weight as fast as he should. The th doctor told m nut is worrr, and thai ottea mothers touliia t raws their bsbt. "Thmesrest thing to mother's rniik I know of," I said, " Nestle s Milk Food. "Of courj. h his to hsv milk in soi turrn and Neslli'iispur milk only mailt easier. t digest because the tough curds are broke up. To that the? add jutth right amount ot sugar and ir.!, oynu only dd water to NMlc', ben, it, arid your baby has ail t! nouiiaii men) h needs iutlieult form." Then, whea h began to ciin weight when tht dimples begaa to ,nnw oa hit knee and hi plump little elbow 1 knew whit happiaeas really wis! The Nestle Company tent me ire a Mother ! Book oa bow to take care ot baby, and eaoughof the Food for twelv feedings. If you fill out and tend th coupon below, 1 know they will be glad to help you at they help! me, and as thtyluv been kelp, ing mothers all oser the world tot titty yean. Kettle s is puie m lk ia yowaar form the is already modi '"ltd aa iocs nut rraire the further liidioon at Bulk. Aii)S pore and ast'c, aiwut uniform, and tree from the aanarni of home Bwdrti catujn, Nrtic's has sraod the test of three geneniions and iaf hAjj rir target ml tf y f4 ia tlu wttM. l 4 seam. By Gertrude Bobisoa MI.S8 MARUAKET WTilT will reign aa Uodtinw of Liberty dar ing tbe threw days homecoming celebratum this work. Last sight whoa the polU closed a! eleven o'clock, Misa White waa ia th lead wits Misa Leoaa Dunham and Mis Alta Johnson next ia line. A a consequence, the honors 'o to Misa White aad Miss Dunham and Wiss Johnson will met aa mania of hon or. The contest waa aa close and spirit ed aa any ia its Line and the friendly rivalry between the supporter of the contestants screed to make it aa spicy as could be desired. The victor ia th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jialph White and one of the most extremely popular young ladle in the city. Congratulations and good wishes have lieen pouring into the V.'..;;e apartments since now of tha re sults were first made public this morning. " ("Mrs. Ed Gannett, Lewis, Arthur and A beautiful wedding was solemnia- K'raee Uannett of Arizona, Mrs. A. J, BACK LIKE A EOARD? IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS There's bo as suffering hm th rsrfui t"nj of lame bar. Dow c watt 'ill it "paaava oC" It only tempt bats, r'ua to cause aad stop iL 1'iaeawd eaawirie of kulueya are usually Imu ran by at iff lam barks snd other wrssMkiaf pains, which are nature's aig Baat far trip! ' ta remedy. Whea yea feel the swat twinara of paia or expert ae easy f Um symptoms, get busy at . 6 to your drueust and set a baa f ta pure, original tiul.l) UssaaaU. salaries Oil Capsule, ira prat fraask yerr ruonth from th Is is sals its ia Haarlem, Holland, i'lsawsasil aad easy to take, they instant ly asaaaak U poisonous genua riogguut yoa and bring quick relief. I r two huudred years they hae atta hel.inr tha sick. Why aot try taeasf Sold everywhere by re liable wrugfists in sealed pack. Tare us a. Money bark if they do not kelsi you. Aak for IHOLD aianai. and be sure th j XiULD MEDAL" ia oa th box. FREE! Enough Nestle'i for 12feedings. S'.nd the coupon! Nh-STI.K'8 FOOD COMPANY, Inc.. 22J Call Blil)j., Run Francisco, tal. I'lrase send nie freo your book and trial package. NESTLE MILK FOOD Address City Rtate i : ' . s- V - i i Y: ' ' ( I ; I , . ? i ' t s i. i t i l i 1 X:-; M " DOROliiY fHILLll'S Star in "The Heart of Humanity" at the Oregon Saturday only in her latest screen success "Destiny." Han Frsucisco. I'ulicH JiiiUo l)ppt-j Aiitomrbilo spoedcra in Hpokuuo ar licim out Holomnnrd Hidonimi. Two j ' i"''1!' - a mile 'lor evpry trale over lhi women with IndiNpululOf claiina to own , ''K"' llni' rrahip of a Ite'giun Imri' lift autiafiid' ... ,. ., when the court fleelml tu retain lha I f """ T.'T' i-f "1,t"r,;U Imre and divide th. imminent of f-! ! I'" 'ill ' f';!!"1::''! '''""L ' thin Hitittmor- that don't mush down in milk or cream Flakes ! FtakaQC at ont crumble 1 lulvUiJ in the package Rich Flakes, Crisp Flakes Meaty Flakes, with a Marvelous Flavor - No wonder the American people Mare literally "eatimj them up" Fastest scllins' corn flakes on the market i' cd at the Highland Friends ehurch v es ter it av afternoon at 3- o clock when Miss llnuel Tucker became, the bride of 1'errv K. Wells of Independence. Artistic baskets of pink roans and fern nseU in decorating. The ring ceremony whs read by Keveremt Mrs. J. O. Lee. The briilc'was beautiful in a gown of while silk net banded with swtin and carried a shower bouquet of bride's rmes. Miss Lucille Tucker, who attend id her wore a dainty frock of sheer pink and her bouquet was of Cecil Brunner ruses. Marvin A. Well, broth er of the groom, acted aa best man. -Mies (iladva Scott presided at the or k'ait, playing Menik'lasohn's Wedding march and Mrs. Henry sang "O J'rom iw Me." liiiim diutelv after the ceremony the lirnlai party repaired to the home of the brides mother where the delicious wedding cuke was cut and refresh ments served. The house hud been ap propriately decorated with sweet peas, mock orange blossoms and lilies and Mrs. Henry stain rendered a beauti ful solo "1 Iive You Truly." The bride is the daughter' of Mr 8. K lurker and a (rradiinte of the i!u loin hitfh school with tho clas of '15. Sho was one of th must popular girls of the school, serving us secretary of mo aaiwiiitetl studpnt iHuly, and is a great favorite in the younger social 't. After a honeymoon during which they will niiike H "motor tour of Wash ington, Mr and Mrs. Wells will be at home, to their friends at their country home a few miles esst of Independ ence. - The Indies of the South Circle of the Fust 'hritinn ehurch were rntertntn ed by Miwi A. Aline, 15".'j Winith Com mercial street yesterday. Alter nil In teresting business meeting the after noon whs spent In Sewinir and the Id- lies wero entertained with music bv Miss Roberta. Mtirton, pianist, and Mrs. inun inteli, soloist. Those present were Mrs. W. A. Penny, Mrs. Harvey ritRn- Inn, Mrv-'lifforri Elirin. Miss A Alne Mrs. Otto llesdrick, Mrs.' Hniliour. Mrs. H. Walcher, Mrs. U. T. Koliinson, Mrs Wilina Pratt, Mrs. Both Hutch, Mrs. Charles lnvis, Mrs. S. E. Wolf, .Mrs. Clarence Townseiid, Mrs. F. T. Smith, Mrs. W. 8. lrirdwcli Mrs. Mary lluker, Mrs. John Humphreys. Addi tional guests wero Miis Kok'rta Mnr ton and Mrs. Francis) Aline of Chaulin. ('Nebraska, and Mrs. I). Aline on Wood- mil ii lievcrcnil ami Mrs. IId,,.i w I'erter were also prejient. Tho next meeting will lie held on July !th at the home of Mrs. Otto lloai'lrirk, 17( nith Commercial. a Mrs. .1. K. lor,m, w'no has been the guest of Miss Anna Mullen, nt the res iilenco of Mrs. V. K. Tulkington the tist ten days, returned to her home in Portland todny. Mr. Dora a having gone to Portland the first of the month In take position as snlos manager for tho Oregon Box and Miiinuractur i n H company. During- the short residence of Mr. mid Mrs. Dornu in Mulein, they have made many staunch Inenda who are reluctant to see the-n leave. All join in wishing them happiness in their new home ami assuring them of a cordiul welcome in cialem at any time. a Mr. ami Mrs. .0 K. Sehiinemnn left today on an eitended motor tour of the southern and middle western states The first stop of importance will lie at Yellowstone park, nfter which they will go to Council Bluffs, Iowa, to visit Mrs. .Sehtineninn's mother, Mrs. Kli: Ix'th McCarthy. Coming home by way of the southern states they will stop at Columbia. Tennessee, where they will e the guest of Mr. Schuncman's brother. They plan to return to 4ulem round the first of October. A charming June weddlne was sol emnized Thursday at high noon, when Miss Alta .May Patterson and Roy Mar vin Viuvard were married in the hesu tiful heme of the bride's mi.ther ml iMI.i South OntBgp street. .Mr. invurd ws attended bv the Hev, K, D. Pnttersnn ns lies! man, and Mrs. K. 1). J'attersoii wns matron of honor. They marched down the Hairs to the strains of K. J Merjen's march, played hv Mis. A. J. Beatly and were met at the arch of oernn spray mock ornnge and ferns by their pastor, the Kcv. A, Wells who officiated. After the ceremony, Mrs. E. D. Pat terson and Mrs. A. J. Beatty snug a duet, and many congratulations were showered upon the, young couple, a must delirious dinner waa served. The rooms if the Patterson home were beautified with many Itaskct of roses, white lilies and sweet pens. The wedding was .witnessed by 7 .relative aed ss attractive in its simplicity ew in? to the recent decease f the bride's grandmother. White n-'ienl- georgetts crepe and mnuii.low sat n over while silk were charmingly used to fa-luon the we,i ding gown. The bride carried a shower (unique of white roses and sweet ies. Mrs, Vinyard was a popular and tal enled tewrhrr in the falem a himla dur itig the past two vears; Mr. Vinyard s uiil'hinist of Portlsad. The !i.-r. and Mrs K. I, l'-'-e-.1 I k'lt and i;.l.l,a r I ; : !. v r, Beatty, Verda, Lester and Anna Beatty or reattte, Koy Kienthallar of lio quinm and Mrs. Charles Hulet of Seat tle were the out ef town guests, The couple are bow on their way to Alaska oa their wedding trip. After their return they will be at home in Portland to their manv friends. ' Only the nirilthers of the immediate fumilies were iescut at the wedding of Miss Jennie 1'carce and W. A. Erwin which took place Sunday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. U Pcarce, 064 North Church atreet. Syriuga, ocean spray and pink canter bury bells formed artdstie decorations for the quiet affair, and Kevereud W. C. Kantner read the impressive ring ceremony. The bride is a well known Salem girl and has a host of friends among the younger set. Mr. Erwin ia as siatunt manager of the Big Creek log ging company near Astoria. The young couple left immediately on a short wed ding trip after which they will make their home in Kuappu. Miss Lucille Jaskoski, who has been the house guest of Miss Oertrttde t Wi be'll in Portland has returned to Wnlem and resumed her duties with the Ladd and Bush bank. ) a s St. Paul's Guild will meet with Miss Clark on Hth and Chcmeketa Wednes day afternoon at I'.'.'IU. A group of yonng folk motored to Silver Creek Sunday, where they eu joyed dinner mid a trip to tho falls. The return trip was made through Sil verton whore they ate lunch in the park, returning to .Sileni late that eve ning. Those who enjoyed the outing were Mins I-ncv Nichols, Louise Tiinm, Kuth Tucker, Ida .Sehrmtk, Alice Sehrunk, Jk-ssis (tchrunk, und John Hain, Alei Dumas, Mndisnn iNichols. Arthur oJhnson, Hoy IliiwtJiorne and Archie Dumas, a a Mrs. E. E, Waters lu-j returned to Salem after a two weeks visit in 1'oit land with relatives and friends. a There will be a meeting of the chair men of all the committees connected with the banquet und hut for tho home coming celebration, at the Commercial club auditorium this evenina at eiuht o'clock.. SALEOFEEER (Coatinucd from page one) association voted to keep bar open here and continue snlo if 2.75 beer and "nott intoxicating" wiues. .The New York Hotel Men's association decided to obey the law, "in net snd spirit," but left this to individual interrela tion. Last Night Big One. New York, in common 'with tnoet of the big "wet."i." .pots in tho country, celebrated the partial demise of John Barleycorn lest' night with a diinfcinr; bout that rivalled any similar clfort in its history. Snlo of "hard" drinks censed exactly at miduight but the ceie brntors were o well inoculated by that time that they did not mind, for the time being. After midnight the bars, cafes and hotels here continued to pur vey light wines and becr ntil 1:3P. There wr.s a last hour rush to increase stock for home consumption, but Tioth ing like what had been' anticipated. The public, apparently, counted on being able to continue purchase ef tho lighter drinks as a result of the ruling ftom Washington late yesterday, rUiir Reiterates Wanun'. Washington, Julv 1. (I'nited I ress.) Dealers who conrimie to sell beer ire fir Glean-Up Sale on White Wash Dress Skirts We bought too many white wash: dress skirts considering the cool weather in June. We have too many in stock for this time of the year and they are now offered to you" at extraordinary low prices. 1' For Your Selection at $1.00 $1.98 $3.98 $6.95 MAKE YOUR CHOICE EARLY WILL MOVE FAST. $4.9.8 $7.SO THEY X I "Where Shopping Is a Pleasure" LIBERTY STREET, SALEM, OREGON. tM.H M 1 1 1 1 tf-r -a-----4-a m-444. a, to whether dealers in S.7J per cent beer would bo- prosecuted Palmer snd: "I have not granted amnesty or au thorised tho Mile of this hecr. "My contention is that beer contain ing mora than one-half of one per cent of alcohol is intoxicating," tho at torney general declared. "This h.is been the ruling of the intornai revcu te bu reau for years and we are presuming that is what is meant in tho wi.r time prohibition net as passed by congress.' Palmer suid, however, that is not his intention to order wholesale arrcjts at present. Court Decision Sought. "We are endeavoring to get an im mediate authoritative court decision as to whr.t ro-etitiitrs intoiicntir.g Veer in a case being tried today in Balti more," he suid. "In the meantime .district attorneys have not lieen authorised to ignore the sale of beer, nor have they been In Htrnctcd to make arrests. My state ments of last night is the only instiuc tinns that have gone out. "When congress defines wht.t consti tutes intoxicating beer our coiu-ho will be clear. "The first test care the dtpcrtment had in New York was lost. It v.ts avoid by th court that the question of what constitutes an intoxicant was & ques tion of fart in each instance. "It would mean that if wc artest thousands over the country, in l'ght of the present court rulings, thnt we would have to make a jury case of each arrest. "In the meantime we contend that th sale of beer is in violation of ihe law. If a court decision is delayed or congress is slow in passing enrorce All tho Instruments in the obsei vrr- j QUOTATIONS ON LIBERT' B . ? tory at Florence wero rendered useless ' - - by tho earthquake. The .Duchess' Xi'w; Vork, July 1. I.ibcity D'Aosta has assumed ehargu of relief quotations: work and established her henJqunrters ' 'l aMA"' fl" ' "t''0"1 in tho Novella hospital at hnuta Mariv: s.JJn, ' fir''.t. V .ni-'4; f01" , , h s Oi.Ott; thud 4-' s fourth I 4 1. m .Mrs. Marion Cochran, aged 81, who u crossed the plaiiiB to Oregon with her parent in lHol, died at Albany la Wat in da v. IH.ll-l; victory 3 3 4's 1U0.U; Salea's a Good Place to Trac's in danger of arrest and prosecution, At- m,nt luws- w" mm? ""J " ''e"'rT ' turner Ceneral Palmer declared tw'.av. wholesale arrests throughout the countrr." Kxpluiuiug his official statement of the course to be followed by the de partment of justice in enforcing war t'uie prohibition snd which lift doubt delicious 0MPE1AN OLIVE OIL . "dwayt frtth" UnsurpassesJ for Mayonnaiso and French Salad Dressings Sold Everywhere s 1 W-N.r a fv. he, Chicago SaJooni Open, niieago, July 1. (1'nitcd rr.s.s.) "nloons were eperc find dointr brs'i.ess nearly "as usual" her today, lieer Snd licht wines were on tap. fn some' nlaees stronger drirks were svaiitble for double yesterday's prices. t The last minute action of ti.e city council last night in issuing sixty-day licenses permittine? the sale of beer anil I light wines caused several bundled .v' limnmento chance their plans about low I i.'g up. QUAKES IN ITALY (Continued from Page I.) At the touch of a match No waiting for fires to come up, no unnecessary work, no waste, when you use a good oil cook stove and Pearl Oil. Bake3, broils, roasts, toasts i economically. Concentrates a steady heat on the cooking leaving the kitchen cool and com fortable. Pearl Oil, the Standard Oil Company's kero sene, is one of the most convenient and economi cal fuels you can use. Easy to handle. It is re fined and re-refined by our special process which removes the impurities. It is clean burning. Pearl Oil is for sale in bulk by dealers every where. It is the same high-quality kerosene as the Pearl Oil sold in five-gallon cans. There is a saving by buying in bulk. Order by name Pearl oa. We recommend New Perfection and Puritan Oil Cookatovs OIL as I ta w f -1? i The observatory and San Lnrt-nxol ehurch were slamaeed in Florence. Shocks Widespread. rVisniogrnplis registered shock in the s"venth dn;rr on the Merciilli a-!e in the Florence neighborhood and ia the third degree as far as Venice. The mav'or of Rome p'sred a company of firemen r.t the disjie.! of the Florence authorities. The military wns also en gaged in renderirg aid. - 1 ..I i . - i "'"""" i" irivc in tnr-y, TT ntarnTST-ST i . . r. . . hospitals nt Kantj Maria and Novella.! Jj.aMj, special AgL, StanQard Oil CC Salem. (KEROSENE) HEAT Mm LIGHT STANDARD OIL COMPANY ICAhlrORNIAl Kinjj Victor Kmmanue was Ppe tcd ' , to reach F!urcne shortly.