THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919.
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By GESTSCDE EOBISON
tED BOBS CROWDS WHEAT FRONTIER 100 MILES FARTHER NORTH
Tomorrow and Saturday
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WALLACE REID
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"The Love Burglar"
lallaBwHWifMlila
i CONGRESS RELUCTANT
(Gontinued from pago one)
thoritiea iere today at the warehouses
of the Central Cold Storage company.
Officials previously had announced no
seizures would be made until a com
plete survey of food conditions in Chi
cago had bt'cn made.
first steps in the campaign against
liomlers aud profiteers were to be fur
thered today in the. soir.ure of 700 bugs
of sugar to bo stored in the Cen
tral Hugur company ' warehouses at
Kockford, III., where it wan alleged the
rotupaoy h;.il been filing it Bloc k at
14 Vi cants a pouni.
This action was announced by Henry
Eolapp, head of the sugar distribution
fomm union of the food administration.
Officials of the sugar company were
arrested in Pittsburgh last week.
Similar actio:! will be taken m other
ease, Rulapp si.id, prosecuting under
tho libel clause of the food control act
which provides seizure and resale for
hoarded food.
DON'T
DESPAIR
If you art troubled with palm or
aches ; feel tired; have headache,
Wiiteation, iiisoiiuii ; painful pass
ive of urine, you will find relief in
GOLD MEDAL
The world's siandaid rsmsdy for kidney,
wr, tiUd.Ur aod utlc acid troutilM and
Nan.! ftainedy of Holland since 16M.
T hr silts, all druggists. C uarantaad
fat taa noma CeU MaJal mry Woa
PACKERS TO BE CALLED UPON
TO'EXFLAIN MEAT HOAEDING
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 14. "Those
highest In authority" of Swift & com
puny, Morris ft com puny, and Wilson ft
eompany, great Chicago packers, will be
summoned to testify before the grand
jury Investigating the price of foods
hero, unless the managers of the hw
branches provide tho desired Informa
tion, County Prosecutor Doeflor said to
day. The local mnnngera were summoned
to give tcatimouey today.
Doerfler said ho had information that
huge quantities of meat were held in
storage here by the foot packers. i
Eight Tlnns Indicted.
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 14. Eight food
concerns ,one of them the Rock falr.nd
Hotter company, n national business
bouse, were indicted here today by a
county grand jury, on the rhargo of vio
lating the state anti trust law fixing a
minimum price on oleomgrgnrine.
County Priwocntor A. J. Hewy, char
ged the eight concerns with being in
agreement not to sell the consumer tin
der 32'4 cents a pound.
UNITED 8TATE8 RAILKOAD ADMINISTRATION
PIHECTOn GENERAL Or RAILROADS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R K It, BOA I LI N E8 NORTH Of ASHLAND
OUTING PLACES
Outing means vacation, tiiiiii(e, res! mid relaxation of the body, rejuve
nation and renewal o spirit, invigorating and refreshing the n.lrul.
Many attractive outil.g fk-vea arc nimby. Summer cicuraiua iwkeU
are oh Mile.
NEWPORT
Season Tickets from Salem
Week end Tickets from Salem
Corresponding fnres from other points,
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES
Heasoa Tickets from Hali'in
5.8S
4.5
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fares to Nenh Kah-Xie, Manrsnita and Ttayeecaa aiightiy
higher corresponding ftrrs from other poiata,
DETROIT
BtBwin Tickets from Salem
Corresponding farej fror, other points.
UcCREDIE HOT SPRrNOS-
8esso Ti,-k,-t from Palem
ABATER LAKE
K,-aim Ticket from Sidern .
13 Day Ticket from Salem
MAE1LE HALLS OP OREGON
Heeon Titketj from S.item
15 Dsy Tickets from Salem
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Currespending fares from other points.
VAEX0U8
Pfweial Tsres in effect te Columbis, River Hea.b, Mt.
KiBier National Tark, Shasta Resorts, Yellowstoae National
fark and Olscier National Park.
Inquire of Ticket Agent
JOIIM M. SCOTT,
G enc ral Passer rr r Agent
Joe Martin is the Big
gest Fool Monkey on
earth, and he proves it
in
THE JAZZ MONKEY"
A 2-reel laugh fest in
addition to our feature
picture '
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Polk Fanner Is Arrested
For Setting Bresl Fire
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
DrUbs, Or. Aug. 14.J. H. Janes, a
prominent farmer residing northeast of
this city was arrested the first of the
week upon a complaint filed by W. V.
fuller, supervising fire warden for the
county, charging him with having set
out a brush fire contrary to the laws of
the state passed at the reeent session
of tho legislnture which forbids the set
ting out of fires in the summer months
without a permit from the district fire
warden.
Janes wr.a tried before Justice of the
Peace Sibley and pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined the usual amount
This is tho first ease of an arrest by
the fire wardens this year for parties
setting out fires and Mr. fuller is anxi
ous to have tho season pass without fur
ther arrests. Ist year several parties
were arrested for leaving fires m the
timber and it was undoubtedly a good
lesson for them as tho firca this year
from the snrne cause have been reduced
to practically nono at all.
A Bilious Attack'
When you have a bil'ima attack your
liver fails to pertom its functions.
Von become constipated. The food yon
eat ferments in your tomach instead
of digesting. This inflames the stom
ach and cause naes'a, vjmiting and
a terrible, heailarhe. Take three of
Chamberlain 's Tablets. TI.ev will tone
tip your liwr, clean out your atomach
and you will soon he as well as ever.
They only cost a qu.irer.
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ADGB KEHNEDV,
Goldwyn Rctur.atar.
BEAR OVERACTS IN
I KEMSEDT PICTURE
M.idge Kennedy lot h"f dignity dur
ing te faming of a m-eue in her ne
;(illvn Mi-ture, "Tl rnith the Wrong
lir, to be seen it the Liberty the'
ater, hegiiiuing todav.
I Made Kenne ty, sitk the aid of a
ladder, found a pln-e o a secure
boirjh; and then tt.e bear was told to
go to it. He did. A i.! he didn't stop
going. Not eri!e:)t with acting the
part eipiH-teil or hiti, ke e-uttej every
one sad kept en tbmhiig, Tkca the
thrills began.
llnwcv. r. the acr c SMht up with
kis four footed c h- r' hcmie he tin I
a ehanre to evritiij V si K ra Jr.
THE call f the beaches atid moua
taia resorts it as insistent and ia
. vitiag a ever, aad daily the
) ranks of Msilea fsaili-s who answer
'it, are beinjf swelled. Notwitbstaading
the fact that eastenvrs, visiting tka
I city are enthusiaitte ia their praise
', ef t'k auld weather of aa Otegoa suat
jmer, aid consider the little city a veri
' table Kdea in compariMia with the at
most us bearable heat of the east, Sa
, lemites after readiig the weather re
port look) t;aMeral.'ly at the ther
mometer, and call ui the nearest de
pot for a Uaia ached lie. Newspaper
jeorreepondeDee fro a tht various suus
' mer resorts ia filled with names of
j capital city visitors, and the list is
i rapidly becoming loader. As long as the
'exodua continue it is meiisa to ex
Ipect any great amount of social activ
ity ia the town, and one ea;i only look
, forward to the fall easja .tad its itt
jevitable rcsumptioa of cbiu aihe-Mijjs,
dancea bi.i dinner part'es.
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Governor and Mrs. Ben W. Olcott
have returned from Crater Lake where
they went a guests of the National
Editorial association.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Hahn arrived
home yesterday from a two weeks mo
tor trip through 'Central Oregon. They
report a most eajoyaulo time, aud the
roaiie in comparatively goud condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Car.;y V. Martin and
children, Frances Mattie and Carey Jr.,
left this morning for Belknap Springs.
They took with then as their house
Iguest, Miss Evang.'me Powell, daugh
ter oi nevereoa auu Airs. n. roweu
of St. Paul's church. Mi. and Mrs. Mar
tin enjoy an outing at the springs ev
ery year. The party plans to spend tlfc
remainder of the lunmer there.
Mr. and Mrs. WUl'ma Motiilchrist
Jr., are home after an enjoyable outing
at the coast.
Miss Grace . rtmit.-. left for 8ebeck
thig morning ts a'leiut the WW. C.
A. conference which it being held
there.
A resolution akin; Governor Olcott
to call a tliecial mscfing'of legislature
to ratify the national amendment to
the federal constitution granting equal
suffrage in each state was adopted
Tuesday by the Woman s ad club of
Portland at it wckly noon luncheon
held in the Benson kotoi. The resolu
tion waa adopted with the understand
ing ithat it did not vir.lnte the club's
that polities of anv nature have no
place ta it session.
"The presentation of this resolution
before our club Is the presentation of
an Issue bigger thai polities and which
affects all womankind,'" declared Mrs.
William P. StTandborg- speaking ia the
interests of the matter. "It Is the
least we caa dsy for the women our
country. When -women of Oregon were
endeavoring to win ejiial suffrage
eastern women cam heie tvith funds
and worker to give i assistance. Now
we have the privilege of voting and
the,y have not. We have til money with
which to help them mid if the adop
tion of tbia resolution to be sent to
the governor can in any v.t y assist, it
is our duty to give it our full approv
al."
The resolution win presented by Mra.
Ocean Jolly who in addition gave a
short history and explanation of the
national and local at't'ragc situation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guv O. -imith and chil
dren have gone to Newport for an out
ing of indefinite l.mgth.
Mrs. Frances Smith of G-aneville,
Idaho, has been the :uost ot her daitgh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. nod Mrs. Carey
P. Martin, during on ctendd virit in
Salem. Khe left yesterday for southern
Oregon where she will visit with rela
tives before return, n !,mi e.
Dure for Dysentery
"While I was in Ashland, Kansas a
gentleman overhea 1 b e speaking of
Chamberlain's i'olie and lMarrhoea
Remedy," writes Wdli.im WhLtelaw, of
Des Moines, Iowa, "he tod me in de
tail of what it had done fot his fam
ily, but more especially his daughter
who was lying at the point of death
with a violent a'aek of dvsenterv.
and had been givrt up by the family
phvsioan. Nome Of his neighbor ad
vised him to give Chimiberlain 's Colic!
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he did.
and fully believes thai by doing so
saved the life of ris i-hilii. He stated
that he had also acl th'n reuiedv him
self with equally gratifying results."
Chicago Thirtv nMiopalitie will
sing here next .Sunday IJut not all Bt
once. They are to sdvi rtise the nil
American exposition to be held here,
Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Sarah Mathewn
admitted in a civil jiiit that she killed
her pet parrot but said she did so to
protect its morals, as it hnd taken to
swearing since her son ran e to live
with her.
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Deordlew Headj-
Hed Boba wheat, a new variety
lived by Seager Whicler, the
eat wizard of Canada, is expected
push the frontiers of the western
nadia!i wheat belt 100 miles far
r north. Red Bobs seed has been
ie!y distributed thruuKbout the
tins provinces by the land depurt
rit of the United Grain Grower
t great co-operative) farmers' or
i nation and will be given its first
J tent this year.
l.'orrjui wheat, which is jrenerally
;wn throughout tha Canadian
"t. was also the inventicn of Mr.
i tjie''. He evolved it from Red
v. It was a heavier yielding
cat and ripened a week earlier,
.rquis wheat carried tha wheat
;a 100 miles farther north than
i Fife had ever (frown. Red Bobs
ana a week tariier than V!rquis
and ia expected to add millions r-fl
acres to the wheat growing lands of i
: Canada. !
its early ripening quality renders
lit immune from any frest but those!
, . -1 i ' u .
ui& may viianr? in suuic- iirnn oca
son. It also renders it practically
immune from black rust, that annual i
plague of the wheat ntlds. KuM
makes its appearance in ('ami da ir
late July or ewrly eXujtiat. By this
time. Red Bobs will bt so near ma
turity a to escape damage.
Red Bobs rvas prorluee.l by Mr.
Wheeler' from carefully selected
red-grained heads of White f'obs, an
extremely early, beardless wheat or
dinarily of white trains. White Bi.bs
was the result of a cross between
Australian white wheat and Nepaul
barley. Red lobs has not only a full
round berry jut ..-.u'kable strength
if straw which enables it to defy any
but the most destructive hail storms.
Scnger Wheilor, internationally
famous as a wheat grower, farms
only a "selected" farm of 160 acres
in the fine mixed farming country
alcng the Canadian National line
near Rosthern, Saskatchewan. He j
has won five championships at inter- I
national exhibitions with his wheat I
and holds the world's wheat prodtic- '
ing record with eighty-two bushela
to the acre. His first big prize was
the $1,000 in gold offered at the New ;
-rk Land show in l!il for tlt nest
bushe! of wheat crown on lite conti
nent His prize bushe! was of Mar
quis wheat that yielded "nty-liva ;
bushels to the acre ar, veighed
sixty-two and a half pouuus to tha
bushel, "Which was two and a half,
pounds more than standard wrght.
Successful
men and women
are partial to
frdpeMs
for this great food
keeps the
ion
Tit"
77iervs a Reason
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DALIASKEWS.
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Pallas, Or., Aug. 14. Professor D. M.
Metzger, who is an. instructor la tho
Pe Mara college at De Mars, Iowa, was
ia tha city Moaday greeting old friends.
Professor Metxger was for many years
connected with the Dallas College and
is one of the best English teachers in
the state.
Mrs. T. J. Coad, Miss Alice and Miss
Prankie Crider returned Monday even
ing from a sojourn, at Newport.
L. D. Brown left the first of the week
for Roekaway Beach in Tillamook coun
ty to .visit with his family who are
spending the summer at that resort. -
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Tooxe, Jr.,
end little son were Newport visitors the
latter part of last week, returning to
Pallas Monday evening.
Mrs. Asa B. Bobinsoa returned Mon
day evening from nn over-Sunday visit
with relatives at Independence.
Wtlter U. Vassell, vice-president ef
the Dallas City hank, returned this week
from a trip through Yellowstone NatlfMnJ
al Park.
Charles Bityeu, proprietor of the Gail
hotel, spent Sunday with friends in
Newport. Mr. Bilyeu was formerly a
resident of that place-.
Dr. and Mrs. V. O. Staats end little
daughter and Mr. aud Mrs. II. G. Black
returned this wetk from aa aut'omobile
trip to Crater Lake.
Mr C E. Howes, Mrs. Sallie Sevier
and Mrs. Lillian Fellowes Marshall re
turned Sunday from a short visit at the
home of Mrs. Fred Rich tt Linger Long
er Ledge, Newport.
P. A. Fiiieth, proprietor of the Bee
Hive store, left the first of the week
for a short visit at San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Kngene Hnyter have re
turned from a month's visit nt the
home of their douchter, Mrs. H. K. Pat
terson at Blind Skinab, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F.. K earns of New
port are visiting in Pallas this week.
Mr. Reams was fnrmerlv nn-nBi?er of
Ike rWtrie light reuipanv in. Dallas and
(or the nst few vears has had charge
of the etewtrie Hirht plant ia Newport.
Hob. and Mm. W. V. Fuller are srwnd
ing a few ilars this week at the beach
if Nye Crek,
DONALD SUTHERLAND DIES
Australians And Americans
Settle Championship Today
Boston, .Mass., Aug. 14. Australia
faced America today for the right to
play for the tennis doubles champion
ship of tho United States.
William M. Johnston and Clarence J-
Griffin, the brilliant California team,
and Nomina E. Brookes and Gerald Pat
terson, the Antipodean cracks, yester
day finished up the field and today were
to meet in the final round.
Johnston and Griffin triumphed over
Maurice E. McLaughlin and Thomas C.
Bundy, also Calif ornians, in a close
match, during which "Bed Mac" play
led liko the comet of old.
Pattorsou and Brookes had small trou
ble in conquering Fred B. Alexander
and 8. H. Yonholl.
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The Best Plaster
A piece . of flannel dampened w.th
Chamberlain's Liniment ami bound on
lover the seat of pain is i.ften more ef
fectual for a luuie iack than a plaster
land 'docs not eoot anything like, as
much.
BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS
.ft "a sajMsWMMMiaTjaBXL
The Car
Lasts Longer
because Zerolene
meets with scientific
accuracy the lubrica
tion needs of the car.
It is refined from se
lected California crude
oil. Deposits least car
bon. Get a Correct
Lubrication Chart for
your car.
STANDARD OIL COMPAKT
(California)
R. II. CAMPBELL, Special Agt, Standard Oil Co., Salem.
At lHHt bis 90th milestone. Donald
Sutherland, father of Mrs. Phil Mets-
chaa Sr. ef Portland, pawed away at
the Home or kis gTaaUiiatiKnier, .ms. n..
M. 0. Neil cf Grants ! , August a. ;
He waa bora ia Scotland February 14, i
1H.W, going Inti'r to Ontario, Canada.
where his children were bora. - j
In 1 K,, mnved to Se.a Kafnel, Cnl.,1
where he was fur many years ia charge
of the- harne-. and saddlery works at '
the federal prison at Sa (juentui, leav
ing this to eater business far himself.
Mr. Kntheriand came to Oreeoa ten
years ago, making his home at Ardea-
rraig farm, whwe .Mrs. rn nven. ite
is snrvived by Mrs. Metnrhan and aa
other daughter, Mr. Louise Whitney of
AshkcaX His sea, 3 oka D. Sutherland,
who died lat wiater ia Balem, was for
?, year chief clerk ef tar state trees
nrrr 's offioe.
(levr'and, Oliie ri-l Wc stermsa
went fiihing at f'l at.p. Pome one
hevked him fur hi watch and money.
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rfi'r"jy 4J LUleftftVi.iOi.jU.llJ AJL
r i II? i ft 1 1
? -li'- m -"m i .rsm urrmirs a profit mrr. KBin: (!.
SHprd H.M-tnnescmaini)cceft. It s ev ti prooticr where yoa
can rue O to Sh.ol wheal to tb acre and bus ea easy terms.
, :f Land at $15 to $30 Per Acre
ji Good Crazing Land at Much Less.
V 7 SuNrsv end t.e-l Cn'a. er orTrrtne awmal lwt.Bla to bean
jf ,T' fl !'' m - nnd amt en., her propii t. Losuw mx1
puuw u auu , oiim immuug rrqairci.miu cn oc nad st low uiereat.
T (-rnmTt of the Dwrnmr nt Provinces of Manitoba, Sukalcho
waa aod Aibcria extend eetnr eftcouremeat to the larsaceandrftncbiauM.
i I,! Yi csa obtain evcellent land at low nricm tm untmn ! r kih
i if it Tir aiftin. cattle, ftln-nand boss-low tanon on . rv ' -
y lmororwwi. fn irark-ra and shiroraw tacaatka, free '""
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i-iiwjii, c&ucrwa. aiiiemia Oiniitft aod awe crops.
RMf Ui tm k. ft,..,.,.,.
m iaxmmmomn, Intaam, Caaoaa, aft- ' ' 4
4 i. fsria, tar. M asi hat lis, Saakana, Hash,
ar s
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