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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-21
W HIGH RECORDs MADE BETHLEHEM AND RAnWNAKE coppE
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wmEAr.- Heeeipts, 100. ies bush. Demand
was ight and prices were weak and iq&c.
tstionsu Car io,s IN % sSport eiSysteT isste NJ
ppS9%g5,nsl,o .si.2oaiso; No ] Northern Duiaih,
= CORN Receipts, 27I7 bush. Prices were
Wei maintained, hui trade was quiet. Quota
No 2 yellow. sasSne. steamer yeiSw. SO
ssSS1ae No yellow. feisasoNc No. : yellow.
oars. Receipts, 25.5ss bush. Trade was
SY1ist SYno,ts, eat pgloe9 were steadily nHintained;
IH9i,s'i2ns rshi,s 2fs 20 white 55G95lses; standard
= fLOUR'-sReeeipts, 1908 bills. 2s9652 lbs
IN saess Trade wee outlet and pricss were
yer 10y igs n gsga Winter clear sP'1 ssteS5
pstsht ,ute ssSss u Isl g lgGso ssTiss Sar9sl
eStsb sfST d SSd59 & d9 ''slS9. SS a. a.
q,7s city mills, cnolee and fancy patent.
sls,sT; 's,segs.Is; do straight. sSisa6. DO.
ayr FEoUR was in small supply and
sseady sIs, but auiet we quote nearby and West-
erh' IN wood, ~ 100000 per Dbl, as 10 qunlity.
PROVISIONS
There was. fs,r jobblps demand and values
SSe u so sf smossd asSSsq Ss5ss Ss5ssSS s siy sss S.s
zSs Mes,n fp1s mGsi Rnaees a9a and d'sESs sSdsr
ss4ikSd ssmoikSd s2255g52SSGs 5g5S beef hams S9ids2 pork
la9lShe! do,. skinned loose, i2A6i2isc.: DO.
90. smoked, la9I8l4e.; other hams, smoked
Sn Sity cured, as to brand and aysvsge, ssgiac,
boiled, homeless, 2292so. picne shoulders. 81
|, cured loose, i3s9lie. do smoked, no
loose ilMWi2o breaktRst bacon, as 10 brand
ard average. city cured iedi7c.i. breakfast
refined in tierces or tubs. i0SGi1is, lard, pure
city. kettle rendered, In tierces, OAIilc..
I1iru' pure city Kettle rendered, in tubs, l0A9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS

TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN,
Second week June....... bet Si'Sot
From July l...,....,... 1.l5V,sZl lli'eol
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
s..ond week June SDlg, aia SOL 1926
fSrSJn Iulv i........... Al, 101, 5l1 4,645,Q9s
clNCINNATI, NEW ORLEANS sAND TEXAS
PACIFIC.
Second week June. slio,ggo SSJ'asd
MINNEAPoLIs AND ST. LOUIS
seeond week June. S2o7. lO1 ss9,0I2
9ye1nl .roPn n,iy / .',.e,.... 0.6I2,si5 'lls.ls9
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Second week June..... 3sSi $50 Sis'0s99
From July l,........s.s Ats31l.tf5 e'AuV''el
sGncTease.
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NEW YORK CURB
gW YORK COFFEE MARKET

~ YORK, June 21.-rhe coffee market
with prices showing declines of from
II points. During the day the market
Fery weak, and at the close i was OF
| average OF points. Prices follow:
Today's Today's Satday's
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~ sILYER

ssaV 4onK. aune 2l.-ahe price e ss-a-
.szsEiaa har silver .a4 e s<ata se-as 4ts-
aszIsza aaliaEa e = ssA
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RIG ORDER FOR BRILL's

s.aan the Nlnnea potls Railway Company for
Is freight cars and ~ steel trailers
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Financial Briefs

Exports OF general merchandise at the
port of New York for the week ended juno
10 totaled $29, ,625. an increase of $5,-
44S. 30S, compared with same week last
year. Reports for the week totaled S17,-
50s,5O9, decrease Of $1,176,543.
Chandler Brothers Company have dis
continued their branch office at Lake
wood, N. j.. and opened an office at
Spring Lake.
A special meeting of directors of the
World Film Corporation has been called
for Wednesday. June %. when q dlvl-
dend may be announced, 1t is said. There
is also talk that arrangements have been
practically completed for the formation
of q new film-producing corporation by
interests connected with the World con-
cern. The new corporation will be as
large as World Film, and will give the
latter company the entire rights of dis
tribution.
The following committee. representing
the bondholders of the American Writing
Paper Company, has been appointed in
view of the approaching reorganization
OF the company: Joseph Il. Skinner, Jo-
seph Shattuck, w II. Remick, George
Vaillent, Samuel F. Strelt, e. P. May
nard and ]. w. Ogden.
New York banks lost $4,000 to the Sub
treasury Saturday, and have lost $780,
900 since last Friday.
There was added to the regular list OF
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange $164.1OO
additional capital stock OF the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company-is-
0nn
vertible AZ per cent. bonds OF company,
Cancelled and stricken off the list ana
$500 in exchange for 5000 convertible 4
per cent. bonds of company Cancelled
A big strike of ore was reported by the
Union Mines Company, operating lead
and silver mines in Nevada. Many proml-
nent Philadelphians are interested IN the
company, as may be seen by the list OF
officers and directors, as follows: VII
liam p. FaIrman, president; Archibald O.
Tbomson. vice president; u. T. Comfort,
treasurer, and II. P. Leopold, secretary.
The hoard of directors is composed OF
the officers named and Robert c. lie
conte Thomas Earle White. H. s. Rich
ardson, II. Kay Messick and William NJ
Cramp.
George A. Huhn & Sons and Parrish
& Co were buyers Of United States Steel
On July / the city of youngstown, o.,
viii Mace on sale $500, 600 ~ per cent,
bonds. the proceeds of which will be
used TO defray the eity's share of the
erpense attending the elimination OF grade
crossing on the Erie and New York
Central Railroads within the city limits.
The E. w. Bliss Company declared an
extra dividend OF IA per cent on the COM
mon stock i'm addition to the usual quar-
terly payment
At the annual meeting OF stockholders
of the Philadelphia Company Tor GUAR
anteeing Mortgages the retiring board oI
directors was reelected In It's ehuFely io'
the ensuing year
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REFINED SUGARS

There was little trading but priees ruled
steady. We quote rernera' liat pricea; stand-
ard Branulated, u l6e.. extra fne granulated,
soft grades, .. 25QD5. .B6c
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BANK CLEARINGs
RATES FOR MONEY


ns "a Haaz grades e iaka eoq=
- hlsa sseass
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stoCh sold fairly and values generally
ruled steady. Quotations. Apples. New York
per bbl..-Baldwln, 50. 50qa. 20; Ben Davis, s29f
apples, Western. per box, T6c.dSI25; peaches
Georgia, per crate. s2d2.5O. lemons per box.
S2.25Q3; oranges, Florida, per box, S2a3 90;
apples, per crate--Porto Rico. $50; Florida.
S2dl2 so; cherries. sweet, per h.. BqSc.; do,
Delaware aud Maryland, 4d7c,: Jersey. 2ase.;
blackherries North Carolina, per qt.. baac.;
gooseberries, per qt., 3p4Ac huekleberriea.
per at. 10al2c.: watermelons. Florida, per 100.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.--Demand was fairly active ana
prices were well maintained. Quotations.
Western SOLID packed creamery, fancy specials
9Ohc.: extra, 2S5sc.i extra hrsts, 2fifd2sc
nrsts, 2Ic.; seconds, Zoe, nearby prints, fancy,
A2c.; average extra, 2BGaic.: do fair 10 good
26d27c.; garllcky, 24u2Gci Jobbing sales OF
fancy prints. S0d3gc.
EGGS,--Choioe stock was in good request
and arm, but the underEradeH were dull. We
quote ss followe In free cases, nearby extras.
PC. per doB. hrsts. s0.1b per standard case;
nearby current receipts, S0S0 per case; West
ern extra flrBiB, So IS per case; hrsts SN.s5 per
case; southern, S4S0u6.40 per case; fancy
selected candled eggs were jobblng at 20a276.
per doz
CHEEsE.--The market ruled firm under
small supplies and a fair demand for de-
sirable stock. Quotations: New York. full
cream, choice, new. l4hqi4Ac.; specials, high
mart sl(ims emi2c
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LIvE.-.Desirable stock sold fairly and
values OF this description were well maintained.
Quotations: Fowls l6ql5lac: exceptional lots
higher; rooBters, liGi2c.; broiling chickens.
fancy. not Leghorns. weighing iha2 lbs.
apiece. 2lq2Sc. broiing chickens. not Leg
horns weighing 1glA lbs. apiece. 2id23c.
brOlllng chlckeng. leBhorns. weighing 1h92
lbs apiece. 2lG24c. brolling chickens, Leg
horns weighing 1qlh lbs. apiece. lsa20c.;
dueks, Pekln. 149l6C.; ducks, India Runner,
l2@l9e:' pigeons. ola. per, per pair. 2la23e.i
DRESSED. .-onerings were fairly liberal
and the market was quiet and barely steady.
We quote as follows: Fresh KILLED poultry
fowls, 12 to box, ry-picked and dry-packed.
fancy selected lblAc,; weighing 4iaqJ lbs.
apiece. isl5ei weighing 3lsa4 lbs apiece
1915: weighing lbs apiece. lUlsd &c. I;
under lbs apiece, lih8l5l9c.; iee,packed--
Western, lbs and over apiece, liisc.; do,
smaller Sizes 16Ql1c. old roosters dry
picked, Iec.; broillns chickens Jersey, fancy.
ern. weighing 1ha2. lbs, 24G2oe; do, weigh
ing lQ1A lbs, 21M23c.: spring ducks, lGHlSc. !:
squads, per dOz--White, weighing II to ~ lbs.
per doz.. S30OfA.5 80; white, weighing o 10 10
lbs, per doE Slgs 60: white, weighing 3 lbs.
gssF, dog; 80 ioO2 60; do do, lbs per q; dS4. 3.
al 20: dark. 81 2OGll 4 60. small and No, = 81
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ro sel Cramn seeurltles

1000 Phna Elee So ..t...;,iS '''--.'t'l 'lg944a
02 cam Steel sep HAY lbl4s-t-..st-fs. .gt1s
1000 Phila Electric 81, '.t..-.t.'-. '4Via
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Exports OF general merchandise at the
port of New York for the week ended June
10 totaled s29, ,9s9, go. an increase of $5-
AS,SOS, compared with same week last
year. Reports for the week totaled S17,-
50s,5O9, a decrease OF $1,176,5 ,543.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-21

Chandler Brothers Company have dis
continued their branch office at Lake
wood N. j., and opened an office at
Spring Lake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
Here Is Good News
for Stomach Victims

Some very remarkable results are
being obtained by treating stomach,
liver and intestinal troubles with pure
vegetable oils, which exert cleansing,
soothing and purifying action upon the
lower bowels, removing the distractions
of poisonous fecal matter and gases and
preventing their absorption by the
blood. This done, the food is allowed
free passage from the stomach, fermen-
tation ceases and stomach troubles
quickly disappear.
George H. Mayr, for twenty years q
leading Chicago druggist, cured himself
and many of his friends Of stomach,
liver and intestinal troubles Of years.
standing by this treatment, and so sue
cessful was the remedy he devised that
it has since been placed in the hands OF
druggists all over the country, who have
sold thousands of bottles.
Though absolutely harmless, the eff
feet of the medicine is sufficient to
convince any one of its remarkable
effectiveness, and within "a hours the
sufferer feels like new person. Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy is sold by leading
druggists everywhere with the positive
understanding that your money will be
refunded without question or quibble il
ONE bottle fails to give you absolute
satisfaction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
Oregon Growers Awarded
Many Exposition Prizes

bank potatoes; W. L. Luck Oregon
City, Burbank potatoes; DR.. G. A. Nc
Crum, Mosier, Bose pears; H. c. Nc
Ginnis, Troutdale, celery; Midvale Or
chards, Medford, Winter Nelis pears;
Gus Miller Hood River, Comice pears;
Modoc Orcards, Medford, P. Barry
pears; w. B. Morrison, klamath Falls,
Oregon blue potatoes; Frel Nitschelm,
klamath Falls, Danish Round Head
cabbage; Fred Nitschelm, White plume
celery; Fred Nitchelm, New York Mar
get lettuce; j. R. Nunamaker, Hood
River, Bing cherries; j. R. Nunamaker,
Hood River, Republican cherries; G. A.
Peters, Ashland, Cuthbert Raspberries;
w. E. Phipps, Medford, Bing cherries;
H. s. Reed, Hood River, Delicious ap-
pies; c. M. and G.. G. Stackland, Cove,
Union county, Lambert cherries; R. D.
Teter, Salem, Champion prunes; F. l..
Tou Velle, Winter Nellie pears; F. l..
Tou Velle, Bose pears; j. s. Villas,
Medford, Bartlett pears.
Silver Medals: d. M. Lowe, ASH
land, Early Wheeler peaches; Marion
county, Bing cherries; II. W. Whitacre,
Harrisburg, Improved Melted Gem po-
tatoes; W, N, Moses, Eugene, Northern
Spy Apples; Fred Nitchelm, klamath
Falls, Chantrv Carrots; H. W. Whit
acre, harrisburg, five varieties of po-
tatoes; DR.. B, Blatchford, Scappoose,
LIE Conte pears; Carl Wodecki, The
Dalles, Bing Cherries; A. G. Bouquet,
Corvallis, vegetable marrow; E. W.
Carlton, Medford, Winter Nellis pears;
A. N. Wright, Medford, lemon cling
peaches, and Muir peaches; A. H. Car
son & Sons, Grants Pass, collective
exhibit of grapes; j. G. Cooper, Man.
ager Oregon Walnut Elk. Station, edu-
cational exhibit; c. W, Coble, New
Bridge, Northwestern apples; d. M
Field, Salem, Italian prunes; j. j.
Fleck, The Dalles, Flame Tokay grapes
Hollywood Orchards, Medford, Bose
pears; A. Johnson, Ashland, Krummel
peaches, j. H. Koberg, Hood River
egg plant j. X. Lants Cove, Union
county, Lambert cherries; Fred Nits
chelm, klamath Falls, Melted Gem po
tatOes.
Bronze Medals: Bear Creek Orch
ards Medford, Comice pears; j. A
Westerland, Medford, peach plums; A
johnson, Ashland, Bose pears; Gronel
and Mcclure Hillsboro, Franquette
GLADYS and Mayette Walnuts; S. N
Kimball, Salem, Bing cherries; II. II
Leavitt, Ashland, currants; j. e. L
Love, Cove Napoleon cherries; FREQ
Nitchelm klamath Falls, Silver ski
onions; Stevens & Brown, Medford
Bose pears; The Dalles Fruit Grower
association, The Dalles, italian prunes
Honorable Mention: Frank Arm
strong, Klamath Falls, Pride of tn,
West String beans; George Armstrong
Corvallis, Gravenstein apples; Bea
Creek Orchards, Medford, Bose pears
DR.. R. BlachIord, Scappoose, Clairgea,
pears; B. /. Ferguson Polk county
Bing cherries; j. F. Fleck, The Dalles
assorted grapes; D. NJ. Lowe, Ashland
Bing cherries; H. Newman, Klamat
Falls, Kentucky Wonder beans; W. G
Prescott, Ashland, Muir peaches; G. N
& G. G. Stackland, Cove, Union county
Bing cherries; Il. d. Teter Salem, Wi
lamette prunes; H. w. Whitacre, Hal
, risburg Russell Burbank potatoes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
Willamette Basket
Shooters Train Hard

With five "W" letter men as q nu-
cleus and from 30 to 40 candidates out
for practice each evening, prospects for
a fast basketball team are very encour-
aging at old Willamette.
The old men who are again showing
up well are Shisler and Jewett, for
wards; Adams, the husby center, and
Flegel and Bagley, as guards. Proctor
and Irvine, subs Of last year, are also
putting up great fight for place on
the team.
Coach Mathews is highly elated over
the showing of the new men. Archi-
bald, Hendrix and Herris are working
hard for guard positions, while Brooks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
and jackson. fast man from Emmett

and Jackson, a fast man from Emmett,
Idaho, high school, are struggling to
land forward position.
The inter-class series of basketball
games is giving Coach Mathews a good
line on the men. Rivalry between the
various teams is keen, and the close
games being played are revealing much
material capable of development.
No definite schedule is announced as
yet by Manager Balm, but it is highly
probable that the team will take a
northern tour early in January, play
ing the University of Washington
Gonzaga and Whitmban, as well as
playing games with o. A. G. and Pa
cific university.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
FAIR WEATHERIFOR
TOMORROW'S BIG GAME
Great Crowd Expected To See
Game Between 0. A. c.
and Syracuse Team

Portland, Ore, Nov. 3O.-Fair wealth
er is promised for the game tomorrow
between Syracuse and o. A. C. and
huge crowd is expected to attend.
Syracuse had its final workout today
and performed in manner that pleased
Coach o Neil.
In a secret practice game yesterday,
the Columbia Parks, local team,
scored touchdown on the Syracusans,
but the New Yorkers secured four.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
HEAVY CITY TAX LEVY.

Independence will have o twenty
mill levy next year. Four councilmen
deemed it necessary and so voted last
Friday night. Councilman. Paddock
voted no, as he believes that eighteen
would be enough. u
Not so MANY citizens attended tho
meeting as was expected. ]. S. Boz
hannon, Peter Kurre and W. L. Bics
addressed the council and not only adj
vocated lower assessment but plead
ed for economy.-Independence Moni-
tor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
Wants Oakland Club.

Oakland, Cal, Nov 30. L. N.
o'Neill, former president of the West
ern league, is dickering for the Oak
land club, it became known today. That
O'Neill is not meeting with much sue
cess is believed. Leavitt and Cook,
Oakland owners, feel that brighter days
are ahead, and O'Neill assumes the at
titude that the purchase price ought
to be based ON last seasons show
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
LIVESLEY NEWS
Capital journal Special service.) }

(Capltal journal special service.
Livesley, Ore, Nov. 30.--It has been
left to Mr.. c. d. Query to supply a long
felt want in the neighborhood. He is
starting grocery store near the depot.
Workmen are busy building now and
Mr.. Query hopes to be running an up
to.date store within 10 days.
Thanksgiving social was held in
the church on Thursday night when
over 100 were entertained to fine
program rendered by members of the
Sunday school. The following contribut'
ed to the evenings s enjoyment;
Recitations: Fred Davenport, Earl
Moortry, Floyd Query, Melba Daven.
port, Earl Sharp.
Readings: Mrs. w. Pettyjohn.
Dialogue: Claude Sharp and Louis
Salchenberg.
songsi Young Peoples class and
Bible class.
Before dispensing light refreshments
, were served.
Claude Sharp was seriously assaulted
while returning home fron the Thanks
giving social. Two men accosted him
and dragged him from his horse. He
lost six teeth and was badly injured,
being unconscious for some time No
reason can be given for the assault and
Claude has the sympathy of the com
munity.
At meeting Of neighbors it was de-
cided to form grange. 1t was left to
N. N. Carpenter to get details and
reports. SO it is likely that a grange
will soon be added to the many aetiv'
tiles Of the district
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Query and fam
lily spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Watson.
Mrs. Davenport will entertain the
"Get Together" club at her home on
Thursday,
Mrs. II. b, Carpenter and Miss HildO
Hyden were appointed delegates to at
tend the Sunday school convention al
Salem Heights ON Sunday.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
o. A. O. In Portland.

Corvallis, Ore, Nov. 2O-The o. A. c.
team left here this morning for Port
land for the game with Syracuse to-
morrow. Due to injuries to the play
ers, and the beating administered by
the University of Oregon 10 days ago,
the students here were far from being
confident of victory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
Gunboat Smith Out.

New York, Nov. 30.-Jim Coffey g
knockout of Gunboat Smith here last
night was the topic of the day among
fight fans today. The fall of the gunner
before the Irish heavyweight came as a
surprise.
Although the fight was hard one,
Coffey plainly held the advantage up
until the knockout, in the fourth round.
Smith went down for the count after
Coffey had planted hard blow on the
body and followed it few seconds
later with hard swing to the jaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
mo- Eliminate Treshmen.

Berkeley, Cal, Nov, 90.-Graduate
Manager John Stroud, of California
university, started for Portland today
to attend the Northwest Athletic con
ference meeting December 2 and B.
armed for a battle alongside the Uni
versity of Washington in its fight for a
rule eliminating freshmen from inter
collegiate competition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
STATE COMMUNION WINE

North Yakima, Wash, Nov. 29-Thir-
teen boys who stole a cask of com
munion wine from the basement of a
church here recently have been SEN
fenced by Probation Officer Laningham
to attend Sunday school every Sunday
for six weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
Lightweight Seeks Match.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 3O.-With the
prospect of bout with Leach Cross,
John Dundee or Joe Shugrue, Ralph
Gruman, Portland's lightweight con
tender, left for New York today. He
was summoned by Billy Roche, his
manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Anna Hodes to W. c. and Grace Gal.
loway lot 10 blk 10 Riverside add
Kay and Spencer to Agnes p Beach,
j. b. Greer cl 53.S-2W.
Felix Verhoewen ct ux to Andrew
and Kirstine, VIM, Larkin 3 cl S4'5.2W'
w. A. Laidlaw ct ux to Herman
Amart W 12 of lots @ and 7, Sast Sa-
lem Fruit Farms No. 2.
j. D. Barber ct ux to Effie Jarnes,
Moses Edgar cl 25.9-2W.
w. A. Rathbone ct ux to Ann Ridnigs
part d L c Eli C. Cooley 425.1W.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
LOjus Take Two Out Of
Three From Elk Team

The Loiu team took two ont of three
games from the Elk bowlers at the Club
alleys last night in a hotly contested
game. Reinhart, of the Elks, rolled 224
for high score, and Freeland Of the Lo-
cranberry juicers, scored the high aver
age of 2O9.
The score follows
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
short Bout at Tacoma.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 3O-Abe Gordon,
the local flyweight boxer, is today con.
sidering an offer of four round bout
at Tacoma with jeff Christensen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30

Piles Cured In to IA Days
Druggists refund money IL PAZ0
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
First application gives relief. SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
You Have EaienT Tons of Food

Did it ever occur to you that waste
food ferments in the large intestine, that
poisonous ptomaines are gradually de-
stroying your vital organs and displacing Vigor
with premature old age?
Or, these poisons may punish you with rhcu-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30
WAR NEWS OF ONE
YEAR AGO TODAY

Russia retractcd her CLAIM of
a sweeping victory in western
Poland.
Mrs. Parkhurst, pleading for
recruits, condemned critics Of
the government.
X X X X X X \. X X X X X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30

John Redmond says the Germans are
beaten in the west However, it's al
ways hard to convince unbelievers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30


bottle Of IntestiF Femin Tablets, drugless treat
ment to clear the large intestine ot. poisonous
products. These Tablets contain the. active
properties of Bulgarian Tactic acid, which Prot
Metchnikof so emphatcally endorses to over
come the poison.forming microbes that ferment-
ing waste food makes in the large intestine.
"Iniesh. .Feynin Tablets are DoHdey-
fil This message was sent to us
by the Secretary of an Engineers
Association in Brooklyn.
Don't give up, and don't 20 on and on until
you Binsi give up Don't think your case hope
less-begin treatment before greater nroads are
made on your vitality. Get bottle OF lntesti-
Fermin Tablets, today. Of
I.C. PERRY, Salem
lnicsii.Fermin is made exclusively by
The Berlin Laboratory, Ltd.
373 Fourth Ave, New York City
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-30

matism, diabetes, constipation,
nervous diseases, loss Of memory
and appetite, mental depression
and loss Of vitality. Have you
any Of these ailments now1
II you are going to get all the
JOY out Of living you ought to get,
il is time to stop, to think and
to 0ci. Make the effort to purify
your system, and keep the large
intestine free from fermenting
waste food. Begin now = get a