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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1919)
TAGS TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1919. 9 in n ii 'Mica My . WHEXthat slow, sweet smilesprcads over my baby's plumplittlefaceand. his bright eyes almost i.sappear in one tremendous chuckle, I am the happiest uoman alive. Becaute I know, you $t, that a baby only little tton.ai h is diteitiBi his loud ner feetlv. when he it on the happy "ay lo health. I ran hardly believe he t the easier to digest. tame baby who used to have to much trouble ith the curdt of iniik (II through the. long weary dayi whenl hitt fuund 1 couldn't &tir him. We. knew lie had to have milk in some form and I blest the day when we found that Nestie Milk Food is belief for a bihy't itomach and easiei to die. ! thun any olher form of mii. 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Address .., City : State MILK FOOD SALB! theatre goers WARM TO LAUGHS AND SONGS OrCHIN CHIN" In tho crowded limine ind npprorin- 4 likii alirmH luni aicnnii.t at t kouts to th musical comedy "Chin ? 7,r""rd l"n,0 Ul Chin," the Salem public gr.vc. evidence "'"I V11' first ela l that It ia mora than willing to patronize 1? ""'I l,,1""'f, w acted tlw really first claw .how. When th. word i f,a, t 1 M'B the ttitlon la first mine from Portland that "Chili CMa"'1"" ,h 8al'm P eHv . .ir,.., uir.t .1 . attpport nf the players aa en began making tin linjirCHHion, the cold audience tiidilonly nwukn to th fiut thKt it im really witneaaini( tnd hear ing soiiu'thini; worth whilo. And from that time on, it waa moat nihistrnt in eulliiitf for I'licorea, r-Bpccitilly of tho t tiiia t HI dnni'iiijf numbvra. After the liow, there was tho unl- - SOCHTY By GE&TETOB SOBISOH HE women physicians of the Unit Suite are lauiirniui a cam for the purjxve of raisins; TIIE wo ed Pi paign ft rhrnp ahow travelini; on the rrpntn-J lion of other, tho hrnmo bexiin to aell out and before the eurluin, eciy sent in the entire hottite was told. At iHual with Kulem audiences, the roe ptlon given the ennipany during the fi'nt act was a trifle chilly, notwith eta idiiig the (,rirK''"lls contuming nnd the chorus, which ron II v wr. youn and renlly atraetive. llowevor, as the comedy pm(;rcserl mud the tuneful niuxie nluiig with the beautiful rostuniiut; and tluRB tellings tliusitixticallv us a bin audietire. Mutineer T. 0. BliRht tate that with such support, h will Rive tho city a line of attiiiction the cumiiig winter, the bout on the atiast. In fact, ho linn al rcn I v billed a number of the beat ahnws to come to the count and atutea t tint with the palronauo offered li.t evening Hnleni may be assured it will receive its shuro of the bout allow oa the road. Try Salem first In Buying 2.0,0im) to e-quip two mobile hospitals with a ataff of doctor, uttrsea, tents, anibulancea and siipplie to aend to Si beria. Thoee hospitals will trroee from town to town to combat epidemic in each district. In addition to thit the American women's hospital will send a fulfy equipped, hospital to aome city in thc'ncsr east where the need i great est. The America. n women's hospitals rs an orni.ation affiliated with the Bed t'resa, its officer are prominent womea physicians from all part of the I me ed State, and the wives of all the nieta ijers of the cabinet are member of it advisory board. As s on aa the Vnited Statca entered tho war the American women' hos pital organized, offered its avrvice to the government and Ked I ror, and its work, as planned, was approved fcy Murpeon tieneral tioras. More than PHI women phvsicinns have been lent ucro.ss by this organization, as well as a number of nurses, aides and techni cians. Hix of its members have been decorated by the French government. At Lur.ancv the American women hospitals estubltt-hcd a hospital eo operntine; with the American committee for devastated Imnce. Thia hospital contnin l.l ibed and a perfectly equip pea ipernling room. A cliain of IS cub pensuries. scattered through the Aisne district, ia connected w ith the hospital, where thousands of patient have been treated, ('ratinj under tho French Service de iSante, it whs instrumental in stamping out typhoid and influenza epidemics, and four of its etaff have been decorated by the French govern ment in recognition of thia aervice, one of whom, Dr. .Mary -MueUiclilan, is a Portland woman. A second hospital with ita group of dispensaries has been established in the arrondisseinent of Chateau Thierry and is doing work similar to that of Lurancy. At Biois the America women 'a he. r. l . - 'pitals, tarouga tte Atwmau neu vr ;haa ettablished a childtea aeopitai. .which is now t be made a permaoonl mtittion. A Iialloi la suraro vi Pans) tlii oryaivatioa ha etabUh e4 a disiKnsarT where rVench aurses r trained ia tie care and feed tig f childrea. 1e American women' hospital al ready haa ne- hosutal in tjerbia at Monastir, equipj-ed with 150 beds. More Uta MM refugee faniilita "have been given medical aid by the doctor of thia ho,Bital. Tha American women' hospitals is making thia appeal bocausw Serbia' owa physician have fceca eo largely sacrificed in the war that Only 140 of them remain, larjip ares are totally without medical aid; fcecaua womea Vhyaiciana are particularly adapted for successful and aympathetic werk in the reconstruction period; because mea physician of the allies have worked and died throughout the war, and wo men physician should now undertake a greater eztent of the work of med ical relief. WHOLE FAMILY SICK "All of my aii firothars and aister, us well as mvself, have auf'ervil jiuce childhood from stomach nr.d liver tit n bio and bloating. I t'lin.ht it ran is the fau ily and that I nJ never be cnied, tut, thanks it Mjyr'a Wonder ft'l Kemedy, sipce tnliln,; ij nearly ti year ago 1 have been enjoying the beat nf health and feel liko n new person I have no trouble from anything I eat." Jt is a simple, hiirniles prepara tion that removes .the catarrhal niuces from the intestinal t: a.'t and alloys the inflammation which vu.-ios vr.iei.ieally all stomach, liver and int -ptinal ail ments, including app'idii itis. One .Ve will convince or money refunded. J. 0. Perry and drugs191 everywhere. No tice to Subscribers ( if if ki :f at - Under authority of the Tostmaster General, on account of recent increases in wages to employes, totaling for the State of Oregon upwards of $223,000.00, certain changes in exchange ales have been approved and nadc effective July 29, 1919, for the State of Oregon. All new business taken on and after July 29th will be at the pew rates and bills to present subscribers for the month of Au gust will be rendered at the new rates. The increased rates will yield an annual revenue upward of $250,000.00, but as the increase in wages is upwards of $223,000, the net return to the Company under the rates now made effec tive is approximately 2l per cent on the valuation of its property at $13,4(11,000.00, as found by the liblic Service Commission. The new schedule of rates h identical with the onp approved by the Postmaster General for the State of Washington, which has been in effect since March 1, 1919, and the rates are tho same for ext-lianges that are comparable. , We believe that no proof as to the advanced cost of living and the general high costs prevailing for Mm and material is neces sary and that the telephone-using public will accept this in crease in- rates in the same spirit of fairness and consideration as it has the advances in almost every other necessity in these unusual times. Salem friendsT' have been greeting Mrs. Henderson B. Mulkey (Olive Isa belle Kiddell) of BakersfieoT Califor nia, who with her two children, Wayne Rid He and Mary Margaret, have been visiting Mr.- Mulkey's ite, Mrs. Charle O. Wilson, at the latter' love ly country houic. Mrs. Mulkey ia well known here and is a graduate of Wil lamette university. At present she i in Mill IMv a the guest of her parents, Mr. and" Mr. William II. Kiddell. Mr. and Mrs., Milton U Meyers have returned from an outing at Tilliimook. Hiss (Bertha Kckerlin and Misa Ha- aello IViwning left today for California Miss Eckerlin ha been visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and M"r. K. Kckerlin on North Liberty atrect fwr tho past three weeks. After spending a brief and enjoyable visit in Salem as the guests of Misa I la tApaulding, Miss Margaret Nor and hor 'brother, ih. August C iNor, of law Angeles have left for a motor trip to Crater Lake. . . Mrs. Thomas Kim ot Portland las returned home after a delightful visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. VI. ti. Mott. Felicitation' are being received ly Mr. and Mr. Paul L. Schmidt upon the birth of a daughter Sunday. 8he has been named Pauline Frances Schmidt. a Captain and, Mr. W. D. Clarke and two charming children, Iron, and Iwh by, have returned home from a short stay at their ranch near Medford. Mr. and Mrs. William Reed are Tort- land Tiaitors. i i , iLifl m m Mr. and Mrs. J. B. littler have re turned from a abort stay at Newport. Mr. iBertha Junk Danby will spend three week in Portland attending a summer school of piano music and the ory conducted ty lun victor Kaar of Chicago, for teachers of the Uodowhky progressive aeries of piano lesson, of whictt Mr. Wiiritiy has btTa an author- iaed exponent for the past five yeura. Miaa Ellen. Owen is home from a de lightful vacation of three weeks dura tion. Most of the time waa spent in Aatoria aa the houso guest of Mr. and Mr. J. Jj. Hailey, and a few day out ing at Seaside wa one of the feature of the visit, On her return to Salem tho stopped in Portland and passed a week a the guest of Mis Aileeu llol-man. y y w u y si y W WVVW W tW yi ii iVV.V.W.y v' For entertaining friends Nothing make o big a kit with friends, as cheese, tongue or ham sandwich and a bottle of RAINIER SPECIAL. Thia be eraga makes possible a Holland Lunch that can be enjoyed by the youngest as well as the old eat wilh no III effects. The fiavor of RAINIER SPECIAL u arretistible unimitable. It n achieved through aa exclu sive, patented process and can be found in NO other beverage. Friends are slighted if you fall to serve the superior beverage and that, as all agree, is RAI NIER SPECIAL, the soft drink that really aatLfiesl Sold every where. Order your case today. 'S3 w t c It c r1 if iL . - flat J ia Misa Oertrude Cotiillard of Portland who haa been a guest at the O. T. Brandt residence, ha gone to Seaside ror tae rest of the season. f Mx. and Mrs. William Neill are enter taining as their guest, the former 's sis ter, Mjss Mae Neill of I Cfrande. Mrs. R. K. Cartwright, aeeomranied by her Jaughtore, Miss Gladys Cart wriiiht and Mis Florence Cartwriuht. leave today to pend the remainder of tae summer at Newport. ... M isa Marie Churchill is home from visit with friends in Astoria, i Interesting guests in th capital eitv recently were Mr. and Mrs. William Honglaa of OreUnd, California, and C O. Croton of (Seattle who visited at tho F. I,. Waters home. The party wns en routo to California. ! ' ' " The Woman's Missionary society of the c'irst Presbvterian church are plan ning an, enjoyable picnic for next FVI- lay evmiinif. 1 he women are rcon..t- d to meet at the churrh at 3 o'clock and the men are invited to be at the fair grounds at six, in time for the I 'oiinteon picnic upxr which will be prepared for them. jr r, a. - ri " ' ...m. :-, rX J ' The Rainier Products Company relieves retails and consumers of the necessity of paying Revenue Taxes on Rainier Beverages to paying all taxes thereon ;direct to the Government. . j LANG & CO., Distributors, Portland, Oregon Famous F rench Discovfrv) repiacaa nerve wastage Increases stnenth.nooi. Foi? , the farm owned by Fred Fellers and close to the school house near the Fell ers home. The highway prisnea within a lew leet of the rear of the Fellers house nnd the hnitre now stands, it fnces the wro ig way. Having lived a seclud ed life, facing a little country road, the Fellers homo will find itself ncrt year with one of the most famous highway in the world passing right along its brteqyard. To live tip te its new condi tion ,thn Fellers achool house will be obliged to change some of its out-builif-ing and put oa o new coat of paint. It already has the reputation flar polo and the school house faces the highway. Digging deep into solid rock hills and filling parts of old roadhtds along a can yon, the highway passes the Irank A. Sweeney place. It is here that in pre paring the roadbed, tho county was do and Long Beach. Ho announced tho fleet schedule as follows: : Arrive San Diego, August 7, 10 a. m. arrive Ban Pedro 2 p. m. August S, leave San Pedro 8 a. m. August 13; ar rive Monterey, August 14; arrive San Francisco 10 a. in. August 15. ADMIRAL -JAYKE WILL MEET FLEET IN BOUTHEKN WATERS San Francisco, July 29. Hear Admir al Joseph L. Jayne, commanding the Twelfth naval district will leave for San Diego August. 4 to meet Secretary Daniela and the Pacific fleet, which will report here August 15 for s four uay visit. City officials anil patriotic societies are n charge of an elaborate program for entertanment of the men of the ar mada and the thousands of visitors from all over the west coming here for the fleet reception. Drnce. auto tours, banquets and a round of other events are being arranged for the officers and tar. - President Wilson, Secretary Daniels and Admiral Hush Hodman, comman der of tho Pacificder of the Tacific fleet, will tic asked to lead the grand mnrch at the grand 'ball for the fleet officera. A field .day program is also being arranged, while ball games, shows, etc. wll be free to the sailors. Newspapers of Pefrograd pulilisl al most daily lists of from 30 to 100 per sons who have been executed for va- obligcd to blast through solid rock to a rious reasons. depth of from IS to 16 feet. After passing through the Sweney farm, the Pacific highway agaia joins into the Jefferson way. The state engineers chose this detour, claiming the Jackson hill included too many steep grr.dea for a highway and the Turner road had too many railroad crutwing and waa not adapted to a highway. The county expects to comi lcto all this heovy grading by fall in order that! the roadbed will be in right condition GERMANY SEEKING (Continued from page one) Similar stories have reached Fran- from Spain. Tho old spy system is in full swin;; today trying to turn the present pulitical situation in that coun try to the Teuton's advantage. Special correspondence from Amster dam declarei) that Holland is hoing ab solutely invaded by Germans. "Oermun salesmen," the special correspondent of s Paris paper declared, "are pouring into Holland: just aa before the war. On one page of an important local daily newspaper 1 counted ten German advertisements out of a total of 14.'' "During the war," the same writ er continued, "the Germans bought tho principal site in large cities for the purpese of putting np cinemas and the aters. And when a Dutch subject open ed an exposition of an international character where sample of commercial products were to be exhi'ntesi the year ronnii, a fifirinan imrrwdiately offered to buy up all the space for 50,000 flor ins so that he might control the exhib its " South America is not going to es cape German influence. Kvery itid tion is that the Germans ire only wait ing until the ink is dry on the penc treaty btvfore making a start in that di rection. A dispatch dated from Tnitileriz American army headquarters, reads: "Letter after letter is passing thronph the hands of the American military eensors telling of the intention tit. many Germans to emigrate to 8onh America. Seldom is anv mention maj3 in any of them of phni to go to the t inted Mates." CONSTRUCTION OF (Continued on page two) the canyon of the Taylor tract that the The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. l.a.tvss aa, t vMsVJI feihftsW, v;l I for the state highway commission to bc-j gin h ying paving enrly next spiing. Tho 'lwving will be 18 feet wide with two foot shoulder oa each side. j 'o"e ef the InndoTners threnjh which the new route nf the Pacific highway pamcs have sked any Uaai-' aims nf f lijt ennntv. Fo. it is Well Ull- ' county will dig deep into the SleH.OOO. ,i.,r..,. ,i,., .", ,Knt have Wen far I required for the Rnlera Jefferson grad- wny jfrom thc main traveled nigh wy,' jing. At one place the channel of a ViU now be located on tho great Pacific small creek will be cha rged, but to pro-; highway and the value thereof greatlv, I vide water for the owner of this bend of enhanced. "1 the creek, the county will install a pipe By pushing the grading this summer,' (line and trough, carrying the overflow fondly Commission J. T. Hunt savs that I from the trough back to the new chan- t1(. ruuty will have all this uil'fioult nel by mean, of another pipe line. r(tUl funv prepared before the winter , ,1,11 ine ni'usv ror.'Hi ninncr r.nn .1 .i., v. .. tun commission will find the riuiil frnm KOlllh of partially cleared, l.assine aero aa ror-' i...l.. i.;h v., l .,,,! for t.orrl ' ;ner of the Neuess hwnnder firm, throuirh' l. ,k .1.1. nrtv snriinr. 'dense woods to the tract ewned bv the, " i Jtlarke Kodgers heirs. Jt is in t!li part in fhenvy grr.ding that a 20 f.iot ci n-.ent bridge will be built over a creek. ( The old Rudders house, thnt fur a! imott hal fa century has been hidden away from the world, has now awaken ed to find the great Pacific highway passing immediately ii front of its door. Prom the Kolgera house south, throug'i heavy tumble, nu.l solid rock, the rocd way has been about all graded to where it a'aia meets the original Jefferson hi.;h ay. However, after leaving the K.-.'.-cr house, the Pacific hi. " . : " (easun, ami mat country fill.d h 8rg( boulders the at, li(;hway com 'ww 1 acific highway has already been entiie stretch of CALIFORNIA TO GREET (Continued from page one) prise tln fleet which will visit I.os An geles, Monterey and Sun Faowiseo, S-cretary Panic:. wired Mayor Snyder today.' " ) The ship will carry ttoO officer and I2.ito0 men. This is a smaller rontin- ; g"-nt thaw wa cxjx'eted. The telegram , did not. exiJain where the remainder of the fWet will be. PsaieU amid skip will be sa;gne4 bway iassw onto to i-it Venice, Ss.ta Monica, iUUoa- .8 OSTOM instead of coffee? Every reason worth while. Price! : Health! Satisfaction! Think it oven "There's a Reason 1 9 CHls .1 . V