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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
FRUIT GROWERS
MEET IN SEATTLE.
Attempt VIII Be Made to
Bring Fruit Marketing
Agencies in Harmony

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 22.--In hope Of
bringing the fiuit marketing agencies
Of the northwest into an agreement so
that uniform prices may be established
and which will bring about the instala-
tion Of various cooperative canneries
for the utilization Of excess fruits Of all
kinds, orchardmen gathered in Seattle
today Preliminary sessions were held
Throughout the day for the purpose of
putting plans into shape. Definite ac-
ton will be taken Saturday morning.
w. II, Paulhamus is sponsor for the
meeting. Paulhamus is leader in the
Puyalmp district one Of the largest or
chard sections in the state.
The intention is to bring together the
selling agencies now competing in the
northwestern market This competition
is held responsible for the demoralized
condition of the fruit market, caused by
slashing OF prices and overproduction.
standardization of the output of the
fruit districts is also sought.
1t is planned to install canneres in
fruit sections where there is sufficient
supply of raw material TO warrant its
operation. Byproducts thus handled
will greatly augment the growers prof
its, it is eontended by taose who favor
the plan.
Providing The scheme is adopted in
its entirety, it will mean more Jobs for
workmen, more profits for all concerned
and a general era of prosperity in the
northwest, fruitmen assert.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
SALVATION ARMY in
SOUL SAVING EFFORT

The local corps Of the Salvation
Army is in the midst Of an annual
Soul.saving effort, The whole Saliva.
ton Army in the U. S. has united in
one great campaign to get sinners con.
vcrted. 10 this end special meetings
have been arranged az every institution
that has the Army flag flying over its
building. The local corps has arranged
for special program for every night
for the next two weeks. On Saturday
night red hot battle for souls Is
staged. All efforts are bent upon the
one thing, 10 get sinners TO surrender
All next week will be known as motor.
ious sinners week. Special speakers
have been secured and real profitable
time is expected at the Salvation Army
hall. The result Of the campaign so
far has resulted in nineteen con.
vertions Captain Lorensen is work
ing for NJ least 80 conventions before
The effort closes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
SAGE and SULPHUR
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush This Through Faded, Lifeless
Locks and They Become Dark,
Glossy, Youthful

Hair that loses its color aud lustre,
or when il fades, turns dull and life
less is caused by lack Of sulphur in
the hair. Our grandmother made up
mixture Of Sage Tea and Sulphur to
keep her locks dark and beautiful, and
thousands Of women aud men who
value that even color, that beautiful
dark shade Of hair which is 80 attrac-
tive, use only this oldtimo recipe
Nowadays we get this famous mix
tdre by asking Mt any drug store for
56.cent bottle Of "Wyoth' Is Sugc and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" which darkons
the bair Sc naturally 80 eyonly, that
nobody can possibly tell it has been
applied. Besides, il takes off dandruff,
stops scalp itching and falling hair.
You just dampen sponge or soft
brush with II and draw this through
your hair, taking ono small strand at o
timc. By morning the gray hair dis
appears; but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth 3 Sage and Sulphur is that,
besides beautifully darkening the hair,
after a few applications, It also brings
buck the gloss and lustre and gives it
an appearance Of abundance Local
agent, J, O. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
THREE BILLS ARE MERGED
BY JOINT COMMITTEE
Chinese Eggs Measures Mixed To-
gether and Creation of New Bill Re-
suits VIII Probably Pass,

AS a result of a meeting Of the Joint
committee ON agriculture last night it
was decided to merge the three bills
which were introduced in the house. by
Representative Allen, Of Marion. last
week, which were primarily designed
to discourage, if not absolutely pre-
vent, the importation Of Chinese eggs
into the state, into one bill with its
claws trimmed so as not to effect the
shipment of eggs into the state from
other states and cohfine its regulative
provisions strictly TO foreign produced
eggs,
As originally introduced the bills
provided that eggs shipped into the
state from any place, whether foreign
or domestic, should be labelled "ih-
pofteI eggs and Seven went so far
as TO provide that all food products in.
to which the fruit Of the hen entered
as an ingredient should be labelled
"importcd eggs used in these prod,
ucts, and landlords Of hotels and
restaurants who used imported eggs in
their establishments were required &c
display a conspicuous sign in THEN
place Of business proclaimnig the fact
that "imported eJgs were frrved ~
there.
There was a strong lobby Of Port
land hotelmen, restaurant keepers and
commission merchants from Portland
in attendance upon the meeting anC
they all protested vigorously against
the restrictions placed upon eggs ship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
Many ReCOverIeS
From LuBg Trouble

EckmanH Alternative has restored
10 health many sufferers from lung
trouble Read what " did in this
Caaei-
WILMINGTON, Del,
"Otuticinrn Tin Jnuunry, lOts,
war tnh,n W,th hcmOfrnaEeH OF the
lun..n. ssy hgH,rign, a leading prne-
t,ttonrr, htn that IL was lung
t.u.ae. gd very weak. G.. a.
lif ,tnson "a Lipp.nro.t'H Depart
tA,Ht iufr, Atiihi u.gtou, Del
r,.Ol.Antn,l, d EcEmanr Alternative
tnAt uAd uuue gfeat good. Legln
,..ra .is uD.a : continued fnith-
.uay. u.na 40 other remedy, nhd
nt .,t. Hu. a.. tits clearing % fhe
tu..H uur rave no trouble WIN
~ ipnap. htmiy believe BclmnnH
Au,tD,..e tuA,d my Ite" ,Nbhec-
,lpt Ii .......,
tAAniuyltI JAS, slt ihl3s.
l.c....An q Alternative ~ most eilica-
rlouf %. bronchial catarrh aud sc,
we're throat aud lung affections ana
up.tdiluihg The system Contains no
HARMFUL or habit forming drugs.
Accppt no RubFtltutea. Small size
81, regular size, So. Sold by lead.
ing diuggists Write for booklet Of
Erkmna Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
PROHIBITION BILL not
YET ENTIRELY READY
Measure Has Been Before Committee
Every Night for week-open Meet
ing win Be Held Tonight.


After threshing the subject over,
night after night and day after day,
before the house and senate committee
on alcoholic traffic, pruning little
here and adding on little there, the
principal feature OF the proposed prohi-
bition measure that remains to be set,
tied upon, and that which is expected
to precipitate a hard hnguistiS battle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
MAKE FURNITURE FOR
EXHIBIT AT EXPOSITION
Manual Training Department Of Salem
High School Busy Preparing Display
For Frisco Fair

The manual trimming department Of
the Salem High school IS busy working
over time getting ready their exhibits
for the Panama-Pacific exposition.
For use in the state commissioners
room, the students are making three
writing tables, three arm chairs three
plain chairs and one chiffonier. These
are all of the most approved mission
style and all are finished in golden
oak.
For exhibition purposes the manual
school Is making several lnrge oak easy
chairs and writing tables. They are
also making collection Of manual and
domestic arts and exhibitions Of draft
ing and blue print work.
The High schools from all parts Of
the state are making all the interior
furnishings Of the Oregon building and
these will all be shipped about Feb
rary |. These have all been made
from drawings and blue prints designed
by the Salem High school boys under
the direction of g R. Bonnell, who is
at the head Of the manual training de-
partment.
Each piece Of furniture VIII nave on
II a brass plate showing the name Of
the boy who made it. II boy wishes
to sell his exhibit, this viii be done
by the state commission. II not, II will
be returned free Of charge.
There are 100 students in the man
ual training department Of. the High
school, all taken from the freshmen
and sophmore classes. Twenty High
schools in the state win have their
work on exhibition. The Salem High
win send fifteen different exhibits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22

In consequence Of two successive
night sessions, when all Of the time has
been devoted to close scrutiny of the
budget and the funds asked by the su-
perintendents of the different state in
stitutions, the joint committee on ways
and means, up to this morning, had
Topped off approximately $685. 900 from
the appropriations asked by the heads
of the penitentiary, feeble-minded in
stitute and blind school, and the com
mittee is just getting its ''hand in in
the divine art Of trimming.
While it is the avowed policy of the
committees that everything will be cut
down to the point Of absolute necessity
in the case of every institution, great
care is being exercised that nothing
will be cut out which will interfere in
the least with the efficiency of the in
stitutional management and salary and
general maintenance funds are, in the
main, passed over unmolested. The
only instance thus far in which sal
airy fund has been reduced is in the
case Of the blind school whore the fund
of $4,000 recommended by the board
of control was reduced to $4,000, but
this was to provide for additional in
structors and not an increase in salaries
of the present staff of instructors
Although the penitentiary, blind
school and feeble-minded institute are
the only institutions that have been
given definite attention, all of which
have been visited and the conditions
investigated by some members of the
committee, the budget for the insane
asylum main building and the eastern
Oregon branch have been touched upon
and discussed preliminarily but nothing
definite will be decided in the cases
of these institutions until the ways and
means committee of investigation, to
be composed of three members Of the
house and two from the senate, shall
have visited the eastern Oregon branch.
This committee will probably leave for
Pendleton tonight and expects to re-
turn to be on hand and report Monday
morning. Then the question of whoth-
er the 100000 asked for the completion
of the new receiving ward of the main
building and the 100000 asked for the
construction of an additional wing to
the eastern Oregon branch will be pass-
ed upon.
All of the reductions made by the
Joint committee so far have been in
small items in the nature of repairs,
betterments and improvements, rang.
ing in amounts from $50 up to $4,000,
and in additional farm machinery, har-
ness, kitchen utensils, etc. The most
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
ANXIOUS TO OWN WATER SYSTEM

Marsnfield, Ore, Jan. 22.-'rhe first
steps toward the municipal ownership
of the water works were taken this
week when the fire and water commit
tee of the council was instructed to
open negotiations with J. w. Bennett,
president Of the Coos Bay Water com
pany With the election Of two new
members to the council, the agitation
for municipal ownership Of the water
works and electric light plant has be-
come decidedly pronounced. TO finance
the deal the city win probably have
to bond itself for at least $8jO,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
W. D. Scott Is Dead
Of Heart Failure

Portland, Jan, 22.-William D. Scott,
president and general manager of the
SPOKANE Portland & Seattle railway
died Yesterday at his home mere Of heart
failure, following an illness of two
weeks.
Mr., Scott appeared TO be on tae
rcnd to recovery late last week, and
started on trip to San Francisco.
He became grayely i'll en- route, and was
removed from the train Sunday night
and hurriedly brought back to his home,
Mr.. Scott was So years old He had
held the position OF president Of the
Spokane, Portland Seattle railway
ooly since January J 1914, and had
previously been in the service Of the
Great Northern for 2j years, having
steadily worked his way up from the
position Of brakeman
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
CARDWELL HAS SHORT
BILL ON INSURANCE
Man Famous for Short Measures Pro
duces Masterpiece Regulating Pay
msnt of Losses,


These is method in the madness Of
representative vardwell, of Douglas
county, who introduced in the house
today bill purporting to regulate the
business of insurance companies in Ore
gon. AS an attorney Of many years Of
experience he has bumped up against
the policies of several insurance COM
panies during the past seven or eight
years, has taken the count" in every
instance and proposes to inaugurate a
little legislation of his own whereby, as
he expresses 1t, it mignt be possible tor
beneficiary to realize once in awhile
upon policy
Representative Cardwell's insurance
bill, which is masterpiece OF model,
business-like legislation and wins the
medal for brevlty and utter lack of
confounding legal technicalities not
witnstanding, as said before, he is legal
light of no small glimmer in his baili
wickis couched in not to exceed 80
words, the text o, which, i'll substance,
is as follows; Any insurance company
doing business in the state Of Oregon
loss sustained mder rs nolicy,'J He
nropounces II strictly business mat.
terof. .foct draft for n law claims that
it covers the ground as thoroughly as
though it covered so printed pages, and
he states furthermore. that ii the busi.
ness men and farmers of the legislature
will 1tand by their Guns. his blll will be.
come n law and the insurance companies
will have "a, F,waIl, ehalkN in hture
or uuit writing policies which they do
mt intend 10 nav
When n Sherlock Holmes starts out
to solve n deem murder mystery the first
tbny that me tries 10 uncover is n mo.
five onJ so il is with Mr.. Cardwell s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
RECIPE DEPARTMENT
x s * y x 4 Y y = x y < Z 4

Oyster Salad.--Piek over and parboil
one pint Of oysters. When plump, drain
and set them away to cool. Mix one-
fourth teaspoonful of salt, few grains
of cayenne, -four or five drops Of onion
Juice, two tabiespoonsful Of olive oil
and one Tablespoonful Of lemon juice.
Pour It over the oysters when cold.
Wash and slice thin enough celery to
maxi twice as much as you have Of
the oysters. When ready to serve, cot
the oysters, If large; sprinkle the eel
cry with salt; put the two together and
cover with mgyonnase dressing. Gar
nish with the yellow celery tips,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
STORY HOUR AT PUBLIC LIBRARY,
Home Stories to Bo Topic for Hour
Tomorrow Morning.

On Saturday morning the story honr
will he full OF home stories, Among
them are to be How the Home Was
Built "The Selfish Woodpecker ,
and "Andors new cap"
All children under ~ are invited tc
be at tho public library Saturday morn
ing at $3.50 promptly. The outside door
win be open for them at least 10 min
utcs early, 80 that everyone may be-
sure to be on time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22

Lemon souffle.-One cup Of milk, !
eggs, tablespoons of flour lemon
sauce. Put the milk over the fire, us
ing double boiler. Moisten the flour
with q little cold milk and add the
hot milk to II slowly Put back in the
double boiler and cook until thick and
smooth. Remove from the fire, add the
beaten egg yolks and then fold in care
fully the stiffly beaten whites. Have
creased custard cups ready, fiji The
cups two.thirds full aud stand them in
a pan hale filled with boiling water
Place the pan in n quick oven and bake
90 minutes. When baked remove from
the cups and serve with lemon sauce,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22

Ia pie plate with rich crust, pour tho
spice mixture in IL and bake When
the pie is done spread the stiffIy beat
en- whites Of two eggs, mixed With two
tabespoonsful Of powdered sugar, over
it, and put it back until this becomes
light brown,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22

A man who believes all that his fel'
low man tells him is likely 10 invest in
IN automobile that is even worse than
It's smell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22

Lamb Fricassee.-Order 3 pounds Of
lamb from forequarter, cut in pieces for
serving. Wipe, cover with boiling wa
Ter and cook slowly until meat is ten.
der liomopc from water, cool, sprinkle
vita salt and pepper, dredge with flour
and saute in butter, Arrange on plat
ter and pour arond one and onohalf
tablespoons each butter and flour and
liquor, in which meat was cooked after
removing all fat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
French ooffeo.-Doil Q ounces on zine

French ooffee,--Boil ouhces of fine
~ ground and powdered coffee IN one
pint of milk, Add one-half pint of
cream rs il begins to boil. Then add
the yolks Of three eggs, which have
been well beaten with a quarter Of a
pound of powdered sugar. let is ro-
duce ouehalf, talke Off the strain ups
til clear, Serve when it is coed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
Ways and Means Committee
Are Running Expense Budget
Penitentiary.

stitutions and the amounts thus far al
lowed by the joint committee follow;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22

x 4 Il x x X X y x 4 4 x 4 X X !:
x A good resolution for the s;
X New Year-Make more use 4;
< Of the Journal Want Ads. \;
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22
Arrow Root Wine Joliy,-Durir

Arrow Root Wine Jelly, During
changeable summer weather one is apt
to be annoyed by chills and crampy
feelings. Az such time arrow root wine
jelly will relieve the discomfort. II
can be prepared at home as follows;
One cup Of boiling water two hcapmg
teaspoonsful Of granulated sugar, one
Tablespoonful Of brand or three table.
spoonsful Of sherry wine; mix well to.
gether Take tablespoonful Of the
mixture every hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-22

10 health many sufferers from lung
trouble. Read what u did in this
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-12
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The Upholstery Sections
Showing of Summer
Draperles

Dainty curtain materials in many styles make this
usually interesting display
Plain
Fancy Eamne plain with coored
Muslin some
to
Fine vole hemsltched
'Sunas" drapery materials including
cts SO so inches to
edge
IN
to
silk wide
Utility mating covered
Dives, & Third Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-12

tiniest Of mustaches and stiff woman,
who bent eagerly forward.
"The maid OF the runaway bridew
explained the justly famous detective,
Bill Wolf. DO you notice that we're
turning now, ma'am?"
Ned Warner, the deserted groom"
announced Honoria Blye as the fifth
boat darted past Ned held binoculars
to his eyes, and they were focused al
ternately on beautiful June Warner in
the arm of the artist and upon the
closely pursuing Gilbert Blye. With
him We're plump and placid small
man, who drove with unwelcome
creases in his brow. and a generously
plump young woman, who was half
hysterical
"We're turned. ma'am," said Bill
Wolf, clutching Honoria Blye by the
elbow. Don't you see the Federal
building?"
On the dock there stood a watchman
who consisted of an overocat and cap,
and silently, motionlessly hour by hour
he looked out toward the bay. A swift
motorboat, slender pointed, steel gray,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-12
MuzzIe Off When City's
Newspapermen Banquet

The muzzle was off the Muzzle Club.
Harrisburg's organization of nnewspa-
per men on Saturday night The
annual dinner was held at the Harris
burg Club and for three hours "Muz-
zlers" and guests to the number of
sixty made merry.
Ching Flu Ki," announced as the
dean" of the department of journal
ism of University of journalism, was
discovered by President Law Judge
George Kunkel to be a Carlisle laun-
dryman. 1t was a big joke pulled off
by the committee in charge
In addition to the members, the
guests present were:
Judge George Kunkel, w. b. Nc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-12
Runaway
June
BY George Randolph
Chester and Lillian
Chester.
TWELFTH EPISODE.
The Spirit of the Marsh.
CHAPTER l.
Copyright 1915. by Serial Pubii-
cation Corporation.

CHAPTER |.
A STEAM yawl, with black smoke
| al pouring from her stovepipe,
suddenly stopped its churnina
- halfway across New York bay
as the principal passenger, long nosed
woman with high arched brows, recog-
nized through wabbly 1ointed tele-
scope the leaders in a procession Of
five speedy motorboats which swept
rapidly toward her.
Turn around quickr' the woman or
dered as the first motorboat bore down,
and she dashed n cinder from her
beady eye. Here comes the runaway
brider'
I'm turning her now, ma'am," re-
ported short, thick individual whose
round face WAS one consecutive
smudge. Don't you hear our engines
stoppingT
There she goes" screeched Honorfa
Blye as the long, narrow steel gray
boat flashed past, bearing, besides Its
driver, a beautiful young girl in a
yachting costume, protected as much
as possible from the flying spray in the
arm of tall man with soft felt hat
and loosely knotted cravat
''Why, she isn't with my husbandv
cried Honoria Blye.
Nom" confessed Bill Wolf, putting
a fresh smudge on his round face as
the cinder laden smoke rolled down:
la.~N
He spied the second boat. There he
comesr'
"Gilbertr' screamed the woman as
the second boat shot by, driven by n
heavy man with a round head and
thick lidded eyes and carrying as its
passenger n dark, handsome man with
a black Vandyke, whose whole atten-
ton was fixed on the beautiful girl in
the forward boat. "Gillyw The dark,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-12
Springs Most Important
Wash Goods Showing
Is Now in Progress

36inch silk popln in silk and cotton that desir-
able for dresses and skirts The color range complete
this time than it will be other period of the
So-inch Dresden silk in silk and cotton weave with
grounds of blue pink and hello with choice floral prntngs
that washable Yard soc
3Sinch fancy silk voe in white pink grounds with self
color lace stripes and floral designs Yard ....... 15c
122c Zephyr dress ginghams 81 inches WIDE in stripes
and checks Special, yard 1Oc
Soc silk popln in solid shades Special yard ... }9c
l213c crctonne robes 80 inches wide Special yard 1Oc
Dives Pomeroy Stewart street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-12

handsome man paid no attention. "You
viper she shrieked; then she whirled
TO Bill Wolf why don't you turn this
around and chase them"
We're turning, ma'am," reported
Bill Wolf, looking anxiously in Mt the
engineer. Don't you hear the engine
reversing?"
The third boat snot past, driven by
a white mustached man in evening
clothes
That's the creature who corrupted
my husband"' shrieked Honoria. He
was with Gilbert the night he took his
trunk away! You beastw she scream
ed, and then she caught sight of the
occupants in the fourth boat little
chauffeur with blazing eyes and the