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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1919. PAGE SIX FAR RACK PROMISE FAST PERFORMANCES A Mammoth' Reconstruction Project 1 I .if v i'. t MADE POSSIBLE AND NECESSARY BY. ADVERTISING s k in nuinii .ring today lac spec d pro gram for the fifty-eighth Oregon State lair, naira. will ta hrrv on Septem ber Si tor a week, A. H. I.ra, Mt-retary of the stute fir board, mated that hire Would be from lu to four. 'P1''' events ererv day of th- fair, anil that ui of the ram would l" exceptionally fast. Amcnj flip fast horn ' catered art' Hal I'aitun, Hay lay Unl. Kiikficld, nVatera Scout, Hullie H., Vesta Vrr Hon, Butt Hal, Till&umik Maid and fctrnthtell, the .-peedy I'anadiaa hurso. 8:08 Para 12000. . Vesta Vernon, 8. 8. liailcy, Turtlaud. Little Berniee, Charles Oarling, Kan Francisco. May Day Hal, J. B. 8tctou, Centra lia. IJirectcs Me, J. J. Ryan, San Fran tun o. Warren Dillon, II. H. Helman, 8aliaa Cal. Hal May, K. H. Kailey, I'oitlaud. Lena Hatch, O. J. Brown. Portland. Valentiue Jr., A. H. I.cn, Kalcra. TilluuiiKik Maid, K. H. Hull, Scuttle. MeAlpin, John Kirkland, Albany. Mildred Direct, Fred Juhnaon, Cal (jury. Daisy D, William Flciiiinic, Caluery. Ktrathti'll, J. Carson, Winnipeg. Mack Fitisimnimw, II. U. Ilolman, Kalinas, Cal. 8:15 Pace $1000. Valentine Jr., A. II. Lea, Kulcui. MeAlpin, John Kirkliind, Albany. Lou Hill, II. (I. Cox, Hnlem. Al Kader, IVter Cook, Hickreall. e'rancia J., Fred 8c hindlcr, Salera. Ksrcllcney, 0. W. Clark, Kiieiie. Hal Mnv.H. H. Bailey, rortlimd. Teddy Ham, Mr. K. T. Dickerson, Portland. . Ked Hal, lieorf L, Swisher, Eugeuw. (iroiihiilii Boy, T. B. Howitt, Urcsham. Ln Lo, Opal Rtaats, Independence. ' HI iln, Hoy Fuwell, Moro. . Royal Express, J. 0. Marshall, Oresh in. Henry Unl, 8, Weiss, Portland. May Day Hal, J. B. Stetson, Contra lia. 8:15 Pace $760. Hul lli'.rdcii, A. K. llunlen, Yakima. llnl ( Jr., Art Burnet', Moro. Henry Hal, H. Weiaa, Portliind. ., Iiii.vnl Express, J, 0. Marshall, firesh am. Lndv Tiiiib". 3. Foster, Alliert Itend, l. C. ' Wiirreii Dillon, II. . Huliuan, Snllnan. Cal. '.- Teddy llnm, Mrs. It. T. Dickerson, Purtlr.nd. lial May. R. R Bnlley, rortlimd. Kimieis J., Fred Behindler. Hnlem. Peter Mil.auc;hiii, A. K. Harden, Yukiiiia. . , Valentine Jr., A. H. Lea, Rnlem. MeAlpin, John Kirkliind,. All'iinv. Bed Hull, (leorce I.. Hwlslier, Kujfene. liar Kay llnl, J. B. Htetson, (eiitrulin. Vesta Vernon, 8. 8. Bailey, Purtlnnil. Ruth Hal, John Cufleld, ()ulilcndiiU Hemluck, C. W. Todd, Portland. Mildred Direct, Fred Johnstone, Cal gury. Harah Todd, Win. Cowley, Hnskatmm, ChiiiiiIii. Dolly D., J. K. Montgomery, Dnvia, Cr,l. Pat I'oiuter, J. W. Mc luine, Mohle fmd, AlUorla. 2:19 Pace $750. llnl Norto, C. W. Todd, Cortland. Mi Iln, Boy PneOI, Morn. Lady Tango, J. Foster, Albert Head, P. ( Ikey, A. C. LoMlre, Purllnnd. Mainl le Fine, Mrs. J. K. Johnson, Wnlta Wnlln. Warren Dillon, H. H. Helman, Hnlints Ciil. Valentin Jr., A. II. T.eii, Hnlem. Lon Hul. H. (1. Cot, Salem. Jm Anael, R. n. Bull, Seattle. Hal H., John Kirkland, Alliuny. 1 Peter McLauiihlin, A. K. Harden, Taklma. Oomm&tcheo Hul, Howard Fisher Yakima. PrUc, 0. t. Parker, Poi-tland. Hal Harden, A. K. Harden, Vakima Dr. Dyre, 11. C. Hmitk, Fresno, Cal. Hal l'axton Jr., Fred Woodcock, Sa leat. Diamond Nitre, W. X. Koltei ker, Spo kaivt. lon Carlis, C. A. Chnaibeis, Mill' Town, Wash. j (livrliind Me,, J. W. Mcdniu, .Nobel ! fiird, ( nnada. I Unllv D., J. K. .Montgomery, iavls, C.I. 2:25 Pac-7M), i Heinv Hal, s Usiss. I'l.itliniil. I (ii cslmiii Boy, T. II. How ill, tMi sluiiii.' PlAibly Bond, YA. Meninion, 1'itiMniidJ . Both' llnl, John Cot'ielil, l.il.leii(liile. Al Kadcr, Peter Cook. Hi, kieiill. ! Hul May, H. 8. r.liilc). Portia 'id. Jr. Dyre, H. .'. Smith. Fie.no, 'nl. ' tuciii Bird, W. II. H.lackei. Spo k me. Hul Harden, A. K. Harden, Yakima. Cunriiutchee llnl, lloniird Fisher, Vitkiiiis. Peter M.-UugMiu, A. K. llunlen, Yiikiinu. I'rie, (no. L. Pmker, Poit'aud. Lou Hal, II. (i. Cd, SkIi iu. i. ..!' II., John H. Kiikliuid. Albany. .! Ansel, K. H. Bull. N.atib-. Th joy of feeling lit and frcih rewards those who heed lha laws of health, and keep the habits regu lar v.Uh 'Ill 4 r 1 1 WaW UP ' Ufa R 11 IP P JD eau iifumme jliaved jereitely oiv- EAU BRUMMELL who "taught Wales what a coat was like" inventor of num berless niceties of dress gambled himself into poverty. Publicly cut by the King, he had his last remaining finery laid out preparatory to seeking a friend who might save him from disgrace. With Weston, his faithful valet, keeping the door against the bailiffs, the great beau shaved serenely on. Prince of the Dandies to the last, he finished the job with the utmost care. Then, carefully wiping dry the precious blade and affectionately placing it in its case, he turned to Weston with the command: "Now let the rogues in." The razor that Beau Brummell used was a shaving tool f wonderful balance. Length, temper and correct diagonal stroke were there; all it lacked was the safety and convenience of the double-edged, detachable blade of the UUBHAM) J- UFLEX A Real Raof' made Sa& Heft this wonderfully balanced razor in your hand feel the comfort of its long, keen blade on your cheek. Au tomatically it lies on your face at the one-and-only angle for right shaving -because its design is thousands of vear3 ol4, Morn than that it can't cut your face. It's the longest, strong est, keenest best-tempered blade on earth-withmoreshavingmileagethan any other razor. Seven million shavers have changed from other razors to the Durham-Duplex a real razor made safe. Make it your razor todaj, J FIT: . . " 3 iff J : . ... . iw i I A THESE LEADING DEALERS SELL THEM: OUT OP TOWN DEALERS Geo. W. Steelhammer, Bllvevton . Himer 0. Olson, SUverton . ' . Aniea Hdwa. Co., BilTerton . 0. M. Wray, Hdwe. Co., Silrerton Nlck Hdw. Co., Stive rtoa Puller Pharmacy, Dallas ' 8taffrin Drag Store, Dallas Dallas Pharmacy, Dallas Oiaren Hdwe. Co. Dallas Guy Bros. Hdwe. Store, Dallas Lilly Hdwe. Co., Btaytou Red Cross Pharmacy, 388 Stat Wwrd Dm Co., 4i4 State ' Ray L. Firaer Hdwe. 20 1 N.'Cbm'l ' Dr. Sotone Drug Store, 2-ti K'Pria'l Capital Drug Store, f5 State Brewer Drug Co., 405 Court Central Pharmacy, 410 State Hauiier Bros., 372 'state Watt Bhipp Co., 1?6 S. Commercial Salem Hdwe. Co., 120 N.aCnmniArcial Schaflerg Drug Store, 13S N. Conj'l Daniel J. Fry Drug Store, 208 N. Coni'l Sloper Drug Co;, Stayton Perry's Drug Store, 115 S. Commercial Beauchamp'i Drug Store, Stayton If yon are a Durham-Duplex dealer and with to have your name added 0 tbo above lint iu subsequent advertisements, aeuil your name and address to this newspaper and write the Durham Duplex azor Co. for a froo window display. ONE DOLLA.R COMPLKTE Greatest Shaving Miteof.o ct Any Price T'oie st eontalmi a Dnrham-Uuj Irt iti wr with r:i nt.: wtlve white hndl, eatery frnard, stropping attachment ami ;iacleffof 3 Durham-Dupim dnobln-ejtel LbHlca ( o ehn viiir ed-D ) ail iu a handaomt leather ki' Get it from your dealer or from lie direct Additional blades SO cents for a package of 5 DURHAM-DUPLEX RAu: 190 BALDWIN AVENUE, JERSEY CVTl, I- CO. J- Canada knoland PRancr IT J.7 v " v.iinii as n.noiva, nor torn nn:no p t I V Tnronta ShHiM A S..m .1. D-.--.I,.. n-.t. Ui.i.Lt a ... n saui r ia iianiniem j, inMr iluy Day Hull, J. 0. Stetson, I'eatra r 1 i . S a I ! i 1 I J aal4 L, to- lia. Jessie Kiilnell, 11. II. Helmaa, Hnliuaa On I. .Mniid Ue Pine, Mrs. J. C. Joliuson, Wulla Walla. Ikey, A. 0. LoMire, Tortliind. Minion 11., tieoie Pulton, rortluuil. Ihk Konter, J. Pouter, Alliert Head, it. 0. II. J 0. Jr., Ail Humee, Moio. Ilelllloek. I'. W. Toilil, Pnttllllld. l'u!!v I)., .1. K. ilotitg'.iinerv, Pafts, Cal. Tree lor AH Pace tlOOO. Hut Utile. Walter Ty Tyron, !Sm. ia-niento. Mildred Hireit, Kred Julinatun, Ont K'U'V. Daiiy U. Vim. Klemini;, Cal(ir. l.i-ia I'rtti'h, . J. Hrown, Portlnnd. Siiutlitell, J. I'arsoa, Winnipeg. Iiiiitni Me, J. J. Hit livaii, fan PrMiieiaeo. Tillninonk Mui.l, R. H. Hall, Smttle. VnUiitiiie Jr., A. II. l.eu, hnlem. Mm k Pit.in.mn, H. . Huliuiu, 'i linat, i'ai. Warren Pillon. H. II. Helman, Salinai fa! . 2:28 Trot I7S0. 'Suii-t). U Kaukey, Pan Piuu.lwe, Ki'il'iiiiii, Writer Tryon, SaeraieeHto. Winter a out, 0. A. Hariiwa, fk-al tic. Viitor Hon.l, A. K. Huiil. n, Yakt.-na. .lumes Oliver, A. K. Harden, Yakima. Honkm, W. II, liol.aek.-r. Hlkae. Oreg a Bond, teul(ie 1.. HwuNer. Eu j;ene. Pei rio, Z.'iiiler i Mi'iier. Portland. Boiorar, W. P. Hclniltn, Forest tlree H t M, . P. Maiin'T, Salem, tlr.st Klla. (t. I,. Ptiker, Pnrliaad. Hull Pati'k, I.. Riekel, K-!. Peters, Mutt Funis, Walla Andy Walla. King H Ki, C. A. Paikeuluiin, Che lialis. Oieiiona, J. J. Kadderlv, Poitlaud. 2:20 Trot 11000, (ireut Klla, 0. I.. Parker, Portland. Hull Pat eh, L. Hiekel. KiiRene. tiulem Hoy. Mrs. lone Mauser, Ntlem HAM, O. i. Mauaey, Suleio. llouoiay, W. P. Sehulta, Koiest firove. Husel Bond, M.'. Merrill, lornelius. Loltia Ansel, Joshua Merrill, uelius. Ori'con, J- J- Ka.l.lerly, Portland. Dreuou llonil, O.eo. I- hiher, gene. Uuly Alutian, t.inru 1.. fwiMier. r.u K,,,,a- Perrio, Zieler Jtmner, roriiuun. f IT ' li i-Tlil I'll gOTI?K.lwesri a ni'iw I'lisiuwi i fJJ, ? 4 1 tie pwawin.. 4 I SaaaaSPt J;t -H Vas3Wllsmiii. ii.. wasiauw.i L JM m VUGLBY CUBV1NG CVM fACTOtY, CHICAGO "THE tlrtaily trertten Jos ckerenns m factory of tV Wm. Wrijley Jr. Compaiy, at J 3th dtrtct and Asiutna ATsnss, vmcao, hiod( oouoica in size, i n lare ttaiit ol th new structure is now ndr tonstroction. When completed, tht new plant will comprie a million and quarter square, feet of space, devoted entirely to the manufacture of chewinfc fcum. The are covered is six hundred by three hundred feet, the building beinfc eiht stories hi&h with basement It is of heavy re-inforced concrete and steel, white terra -cotta exterior. Track feciliries for loading fifty cars at one time are provided. Special features are a modern roof-fearden, recreation hU, restaurant, hospital, welfare department, library, club rooms, smoking room, hand-ball courts, gymnasium Sd showers. S. Seett Joy, Jnkkti, E. V. Sproul Co., Centnl Cmtrocnif, FORMER SERVICE HEN ! Q HERE AIL HAVE JOBS Discharged Soldiers And Sail-! ors Well Provided With : Employment AUDITING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS SYSTTMAT1UNO , Is Your ACCOUNTING SYSTEM on a FEDERAL TAX BASIS. If not, let me help you. ORVILLE C. HENDERSON PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Hotel Marion, fcaiei Ore. INCOME TAX SPECIALIST 447 Morgan Bldg., ForCsuU, Ore. ISo far as the Wnr Ounip ('on.iiiiiiiity service k .ows, and so fur as the Ooih j inerciul eluli is informed, no soldiers or.' ' nilnr. m niMrlna. .m iiiilimit i...y.ii.,.. ties' Protective Assoeiatiou asking a starts at the Westniile Tennis . u , special session to consider the Aaittic eat Hills, August i". 1'hc Auioiij it is eluli, 2:15 Trot7G0. Tlic Soldiers and Suilnrs ('iiiiiiiiission of the Stnte. of Oregon, with otl'iies at Portland has been so informed. It verms that the couiniisaiuii has just liiinu'd that t ho V. H. Kniiloyment liiiienu in Sa lem hud heen closed and was under tile impression tlifct the returned soldiers were being enred for mostly tlirnuh this eniiloyinent bureau. The eoiuniission wrote the Hnlem ( uin- mereinl flub as follows: "We regret j cxeeedinuly the closing Of i'"' employ j mcnt bui'eair in Nnlem and wonder. whether it would be possible to hnnflw the Hnlem soldier liliirement lirolileirt from the Liberty Temple in Portland a id wc are writing you this letter ask ing yon if it could be arranged so that publicity could be js'iven iu the Sivlcm piipers to that effect, with the request ' that employers communicate their re quirements 'to Oaptain James OTonvill Liberty Temple, Portland, mid that the former soldiers living in Kulom or Mar inn countv, desirinn positions in Marion countv, ulso can communicate with Onp tnin t). t onvill. .. ... arruiiL'tmont of course, -,,.,,1,1 ... teninorarv and if the soldiei replacement problem in Snlem become eriticul, of course me coiiio.""""- -" hnve to take steps of a more pru. ...... ( meet such a situation. A letter from the Salem Commercial -i..u i.Cwma the eominission in Port land that Salem and Marion county Is tnkiuK good care of its returned men and that so far, WJ man looking for work has found It. a California Governor Not To Call Special Session Ban Francisco. Auif. 12. "I am ..r.M.i.ierino' the nronosal to call a spe uulnn of the lceislnture to deal iwith the Aaiatic ;ucstion or any other problem," said Governor Stephens sere today. His attention had been called to a tei question. He had 'wit yet received the team, it hus been indicated, piolut telegram. will consist of Hubert Linilley Mm The telegram was si"iied by Van Her- the present natioiii-,1 rhnmpion; Will nard. inesident of the association nnd'M, Jolinjiton mill Riehnrd Norris dcliired that the nppeal for the speciiil inms, II, both former chamiiion session was made "in belmlf of the com- Wiliinm T. Tilden, it, former dny id iug geiurr;ion. champion. LegislntHin iiftecting the Asiulie ques tin i mid coneeiuing the welfare of Oal iilutniii wns termed of "vital import ini-e. .i Pershing To Visit Italy Before Returning To U, Australian And American Tennis Stars Wilt Meet ;....i M...:ii f... I.rm aent him by the Fourteen Oonn Lottie uelius. Ouylight, H. Clerman, Portlnnd. Mark II, Peter Cook, Itiikreall. Oompleie, Prank Ymkle, Yakima. I'muii, Walter Tryon, Sai rauo'iito. I.iltiiim H, Kred Juliiistiine, tulga Seiiu.ii., Waller Tim'ii, Sai ninieuio I Kirkfield, M. T. Smith, Fresno. J Western fceout, 0. A. Harrison, Sent Cor- tie. Surety, 1., Kiinkev, Sail Francisco. Flora Dora, A. P.. Harden. Yakima. Unwind 'i Comet, J. M. Ward. Onk land. Ku- EmMS A Delightful Mealtime Beverage to take the place of coffee- INSTANT POSTUM No rabe in price. Metal Workers In Batte Miss And Sme!ters Quit Butte, Mont. ,Aug. l'J. (T'ulie.t Press) All metal trade winkers rm plored in the Putte mines and the Oreat Falls and Anaconda smelters walked out r.t noon today. The nietiil mine winkers nnit of the "one lug union" in' Butte also struck in sympathy. The metal trades w.r!,rs voted a week ao to Inv down their tools last F'idav, int aiicb aetinn was later de ferred so that the men might vote on an urn. ii.icd offer of the mining ern- panie:. , l"nn leaders flrim that the new pro posiil wns ,i,ierte.l by pra.ti.aMy a unanimous vole of the ernftsmen of tV thr.-e cities, which M romplited Sunday. i hm hi teli li! I i Kiy'.ij nil II i il. iwii II ; mm lllQlii (I'nited Press Stuff t.'orrespo.iil'iit.) Paris, Aug. 12.-; (lener.nl Pershing leave fur Italy nest Saturday, visi? Ruiiie aed the bultlef ielda. lie will t ; for the I lilted Mates tlie rust wej Xew York, Aug. 12. A teum "tenuis Hi ptemlier. , mutch between the quartet of Anstra-: ' ) liu us now playing in this country nnd a! Wong Him, serving a .'J-day "nij tenm of Ainei'ienns to be puked later: iu the Klnmatli rails ior iii.vt will be played immediately after the nuium in his jaisfiession, ii..ngi'u M national singles tournament which self. , j "Surest Thing You Know,'1 says the Good Judge It's a cinch to get a real quality chew and save part of your tobacco money at tne same time. A small chew of this good tobacco w" gives real lasting satisfaction. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW Put up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacc -3. Forget If-Buy At H This rash ma become serious. Simc people arc. inclined to ncs;U-ct a islight rash. They ciii.l r it a mere tulle and expect it to dkipix ar next d.iv. On the contrary this cti !..e per niits the r.ih often times to N-rmur more iiialicnjnt in tuturr, and ciaHC quciitly more difficult to overcome and liral. . Save yvupicif IiiHirs of torture. On the first iiidn siion ot surrnes to the tomb, an it. by and inrlatncd .in. s'tty, with a tendency to Ixrome swollen and painful apply th taiawnrt HciitT dnOMnl prgpaTtd e fr.Uk y tut ih ttstr.M r4 vti i'stt: BE A LEADER "A h'O tHj ttttt Utitt Itfti In UJr nmnmdy tmi mty IJl tnttrf .ii."-Elt An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generatio Are you doirg your utmost to prepare to lead in its Solution? afJTI ! 1 I .;3 :ir.5..i...5 f yi nt. aM TTTkn an V '..- i u irt--: -, s 'iii.if.lfL!l"i ill jfi&TtyB&i&i '"IBS , mmt S ssinein4' J Oregon Agricultural College Train, tnc Wmhp u. Ih indumic mad profrMUm M fotlovf . HOMS ECONOMICS. ACRICULTURS, COMMF.RCB. rORKSTRY. PHARMACY. MUSK VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Civil. BNGINEKIllNO. ELECTRICAL eNOlNEERINC MECHANICAL ENOINBERINO. CHEMICAL ENGINEBHINO. INDUSTRIAL AKTt M1NI.NQ SNOlNE&RINO. LOGGINQ INGINEERINQ. MILITARY SCIENCE. Tin Collrtt tf uninf inclvdra wurwi i Enttnfc, IronnMo, Art. Mulrailin. Modfra Lno Pr.jric.l fiJuc.iMc, tndutui JowrMlufli, Natural Science aa4 all caMMiaui mm educauot Three regular terms Fall term begins September 22, 1919 I I ,ijlHi"llli4l,w..-.if.HrH! lal.' I rt I. "f. fsij "... '.,.., ,,5- '': ; ini"i,'iJju - M ! twww 10 iiaaiiiiai ilial ii vuvmm. ma .:.aax.-j.a.j;.. r Fo CiJt Cmmt,-. tr!nrrtrf Braalrl and mhft Witmiia. 4rm I IMS RaOTTRAR. Orcaoa. Afixykwd C:lift. Cv.aia t- i