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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
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Public Market Location.

Editor Lalstal journal: Kindly allow
me spac- Ia your daily to make cor
rection IN un article published in the
last Sateiday issue, pertaining TO the
ferry street pubic market.
From tie article, 1t appears that L
am indifferent or in favor of the pres
ent market location; that is a mistake,
never was, and am not in favor OF
the present location, at all. As to this
point there is little or no difference Of
opinion either between the farmer or
the most Of the town people. The pres
ent location is Objectionable in more
than one respect, first it is on a street
where there is but very little traffic;
second it is between two large horse
barns, where it can have the full bene-
fit of the flies, ETC., etc, and then be-
ing ON the south side Of a large frame
building, where it gets hot enough to
cook eggs. True the hot weather will
soon be over, you say, but how about
the rains and the south storms, with nc
shelter or wind break whatever on the
south, being the extremes both ways
public market ought to be public
and not hid away around some corner
where people have to inquire and hunt
| to find it,
The proprietors Of Barnes and Stock
ton stores, have consented to have the
market there,
&C. A. MUTHS.
notad Sent g. 1918.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
Gas In The Stomach
Is Dangerous
Physicians Recommend the Use Of Mag
nesia


Recommend the Use Of Mag
nesia
Sufferers from Indigestion or dyspep'
sia should remember that the presence
of gas or wind in the stomach lnvar-
iably indicates that the stomach Is
troubled by excessive acidity'
This acid causes the food to ferment
and the fermenting food in turn gives
rise to noxious gases which distend the
stomach. hamper the normal functions
of vital internal organs, cause acute
headaches. interfere with the action OF
the heart, and charge the blood stream
with deadly poisons, which, IN time
mnst ruin the health. Physicians say
that 10 quickly dispel dangerous ac,
emulation of wind in the stomach and
70 stop the food fermentation whien
creates the gas, the acid in the stomach
must be neutralized and that Tor thls
purpose there is nothing quite SO goou
as a teaspoonful of pure bisurated mag
nesia taken in little water immediate
lv after meals. This instantly neutral'
ICES the acid, thus stopping fermenta'
tion and the formation of gas, and en-
ables the inflamed, distended stomach
10 proceed with its work under naturai
cond;tions. Bisurated magnesia Is oD'
toinable in powder or tablet form from
any druggist; but as there are many dli,
fe1ent forms Of magnesia it is important
that the bisurated which the physicians
nroscribe should be distinctly asked for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
"RaMes" In Real Life
Robbed Armour Mansion

Chicago, Sept. S.-Detectiycs today
believed an uptodate Raffles with two
partners was responsible for the holdup
and robbery of Mrs. j. Ogden Armour
in her Michigan avenue mansion Mon
day night, whcn jewels worth $4,000
were taken.
They had rounded mp Melville Reeves
alleged society" burglar, and planned
TO present him to Mrs. Armour for
Identification purposes. That sne will
be able TO mark MIN, If he is the
guilty party, is the police belief as she
calmly gathered complete descriptions
Of the men while one covered her with
a revolver, and the others ransacked
her jewel deposits
Reeves told the police as calmly and
suavely as though he were discussing
society in drawing room tnat he
knows absolutely nothing Of the Arm
our case though his description con
forms closely 10 one Of the three given
them by Mrs. Armour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
Governor WithycOmbe
Issues RequisitiOns

Governor Withycombe yesterday IS.
sued acquisitions upon the governor OF
the State of Washington, the State OF
California, and the state of Texas, as
follows; 9
Upon the governor of the state Oh
Washington for the extradition OF one
George =. Rossman, who is wanted IN
Multnofnah county for the crime of
larceny by bailee. He is now being
held 6y the authorities at Vancouver,
Washington. -.
Upon the governor of the state OF
California for the extradition OF one
W. c. Hill, who is wanted in klamath
county for failing and refusing WIN, WIN
ont lust and sufficient cause to sup
port his wife and children.
Upon the governor of the state OF
Texas for the extradition of one H. u.
Anglin, wanted in klamath county ior
the crime of polygamy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
CATARRH CAUSED
BY A GERM
Must Be Destroyed Before Catarrh It.
self Can Be Cured, says Specialist.
Wonderful Results from Breathing
Medicated Air.

Medicine taken into the stomach will
never cure catarrh. And neither will the
sprays, douches, lotions, creams and
other temporary reliefs that so many
catarrh victims make habit of using.
TO cure catarrh so it won't come back
you must first drive from your body
the millions Of germs that are flourish
ing in the inner recesses Of your nose
and throat and are causing the
disease.
There is a preparation which does this
called Hyomei pronounced High.o-me)
Hyomei is a germ killing vaporized air
formed from the purest oil Of Eucalyp.
tus combined with other healing and
antiseptic ingredients. You breathe
Hyomei through the mouth and nose by
means of a little hard rubber inhaler
which druggists furnish with It. This
medicated germieidal air penetrates in
to every fold and crevice of the
mucous membrane Of your nose and
throat, kills the catarrh germs that
lodge there, soothes, reduces and heali
the swollen inflamed membranes, stopi
the discharge and opens up the clogget
nose and air passages in truly wonder
full way. II gives blessed relief in five
minutes from catarrhal distress Of every
kind and IL you make a practice o.
breathing Hyomei for q few minute
each day for just few weeks not onl,
will all the symptoms Of catarrh vanisl
but the disease itself will be q thing O.
the past. No one need try or buy Hyo
mel on pure faith. Daniel ]. Fry AM
many other leading druggists in Salen
and vicinity sell it with the positiv,
guarantee that IL must cure catarrh o
that the money paid for II will be re
funded. Hyomei is very inexpensiv
and with this protecting guarantee be
hind your purchase there is absolutel
no reason why any sufferer from catarrl
should not give Il a fair trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
BOARD Of CONTROL
TO DIRECT ARMIES
This Is the Inference War
Expert Draws From Cars
Announcement
Rv ]. w. T. Mason.

New York, Sept. s. With Grand
Duke Nicholas removed from command
of the Slav armies, the Russians here,
after will be directed by board of
control, presided over by the czar.
This is the most probable inference to
be drawn from the cars telegram to
President Poincare announcing he had
himself taken command followed by
announcement that the duke had been
made viceroy of the Caucasus
The grand duke could not be publicly
dlsgraced after having supreme com
mand for more than year. But
privately he could be reduced in rank
by just such action as the czar has
taken. At the beginning Of the war
the grand duke was made commander
in chief. He superseded even the czal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
Woodburn To Have New
$4,000 High School

The voters of the city of Woodburn
yesterday voted to issue $4,000 in
bonds to provide for new high school
building in that city by a vote of l42
to 253. 1t will be necessary to pur-
chase a site for the new building out
of the amount voted and it is probably
that about $4,000 will be put into the
building.
Woodburn proposes to have an up to
date high school with all the modern
conveniences and equipment that goes
to make one of the best educational in
stitutions Of the smaller towns of the
state. Architect George M. Post is
preparing the plans for the new build.
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
sE1L GERMAN VESSEL

Astoria, Or, Sept. Sf-The tlve
masted German bark Kurt which has
been anchored in tho Columbia river
above Tongue Point since the opening
of the European war is to be sold. In.
structions TO this effect were received
by Captain Tonnison today from the
owners Of the craft in Germany Ac
cording TO Captain Tonnism the bark
is TO be disposed Of provided that o
fair price Is offered for ner.
The bark entered the river September
II, 1914 and is one Of the finest yes
sells Of the kind that has ever entered
the river.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
Eugene BOSSe Comes Back
From War-TOrn Belgium
(Ioptinnnd From, f,aua u,,o
Continued from Rage One.) J

airshlp that was " m@e speck in tho
sky and that night or rather the next
morning at 2 O'Clock Just us it was
breaking day five machines circled
over the city and dropped bombs in
to the German forts, killing fifty-fur
men. Anti aircraft guns and cannon
were trained On the machines but they
were too high. The Germans, he said
did not permit the raid Of the airships
and the killing Of their men to get into
the press dispatches.
Did you see any fightingln no
was asked.
-" No one sees any fighting, ne re
Piled "The cannons roar and you can.
not hear yourself think and men arr
killed by hundreds but all are under
ground The cannon are over on tho
other side of hill or hidden by trees
and only the scream of the shells with
their message of death is heard but you
do not see anything. Earlier in the
war il was q common sight from Brus.
sles at night TO see dozens of villages
burning aud lighting up the sky with u
red glare, some near and some for
away. Later, hundreds of refugee,
would come to BRUSHES or any wherc
else to get away from the scenes OF
their ruined homes but everyone IN
Belgium is more or less Of refugee
now and such things are common. H.
| is horrible, the war is u crime"
Asked about the crops in Belgium,
Mr.. Bosse stated that there were never
] better crops thero than this year but
they are all for the Germans. "Gor.
man Officers went 10 each Belgian
farmer said he, "and asked him
how much, wheat, oats, barley corn OF
/ other commodity his farm would pro
duce, and he told them. Taen they
asked him how many horses, cows, OF
other livestock ne had. He told them.
Then they asked how much it took TO
feed the stock, and he told them. a
/ simple sum in subtraction and the Ger.
\ man officer informed the farmer that
they would depend upon him for just
that many supplies and IL he did not pro
ducc them-well no must produce
them -
'Payl Certainly they would pay il
/, German money, too--after the war.
i " Everything is 'after the war on,
the Belgian FARMER perhaps will gel
paid II Germany wins and If the allie
', win perhaps he will not.
" Every one loses in war;" said Mr.
BOsse, ono matter who wins"
Mr. Bosse has two grand newhew
, fighting 10 the Belgian army now some
where on the French border.
81 did have three, he said, "earlc
IN tho war"
% am glad to get back to America,
he concluded, "but the scenes, and tn
G war and horror and the suffering, 1t /
, n crime
[ AT his home near this city he said II
intended to again take up his lifeloni
:. profession, that Of producing flas
Z which he intends to grow on larg
scale.
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= today and throw himself upon th
. mercy Of the court.
Judge Sayre Immediately sentences
to life in Folsom prison. "lf it ha
been left to jury you'd have bee
hanged said tho judge.
IA ~ naIa - l.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
ArRsHIP OVEN ARIZONA

los Angeles, Cal, Sept. s.--That a
dirigible airship flys almost
rightly at great speed over the desert I
soStb of Parker, Ariz., sweeping the
country with powerful searchlights' was
.Ss assertion here today Of A. W. Mar
t;n nresident Of the Vista Land com
napv. % Dr. E. ]. vermilyeo, Of Redlahds'
and II. E. olund, superintendent OF the
Calzoua Hines company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
WOULD LIMIT STEAM
TRAINS TO SPEED OF
3 MILES PER HOUR
Street Committee Proposes To
Force 5. P. To Protect
Pavement On 18th

A bill for an ordinance to limit the |
speed of steam trains to three miles |
per hour within the city limits was read |
at the meeting of the city council last
night and referred to the ordinance
committee. A remonstrance against the
paving of the Fairgrounds road was
also read and the council decided to
authorize the heaNh and police com
mittee to provide rest room for Il
use of the people visiting this city
during the state fair. The remainder
of the business coming before the coun
! ell at this meeting was more or less
routine.
The ordinance introduced by Alder.
man Cook, chairman of the street com.
mittee to regulate the speed of trains
was explained by him as an attempt to
compel the Southern Pacific to build
retaining wall along Twelfth street
where the paving between the rails of
the track was of planking. 1t was re-
called in council chat the railroad com.
pany first paved with Belgium blocks
which were set in cement but it was
| found that the heavy trains crushed
the cement and caused the track to
settle. In order that the section crew.
could repair the tracks without OBJ
/ structing the streets the railroad com
pany was given permission to tear out
/ the paving blocks and to put in planks
! provided the company would build n
retaining wall at the edges of the pave
ment on either side of their track So
the pavement would not hang suspended
without a support and crumble with the
weight of the traffic. 1t appears that
the retaining walls have not been built
and the street committee reports that
the property, owners who paid for the
pavement object to it being spoiled
through the failure Of the company to
build retaining walls.
M. l.. Hamilton ana Is others, all
property owners along the Fairgrounds
road demonstrated against the paving
on the grounds that they were in fa.
vor of pavement if the state could
appropriate $4,000 and the merchants of
the city would put up another 81 1000
but the petition states that both sources
have failed and the property owners
do not feel able to pay for the pave.
ment under the conditions.
The health and nolice committee ro
ported that thov conld secnrc room
IN the basement of the Masonic temnlc
for a rest room nrovided +bev wopld
elect matron TO keen the room in orde,
and TO provide for tbe comforts of tb,
patrons of the rest room. This is IN h,
in use during the coming state fai
only.
4 representative of the Montague
O'Reilly Paving company was prcsr
and Offered compromise in the MAT
! ter of the curbinq on Min street. Nh,
payment of which wns held mn becope
the property owners were dissatisfie,
\ with the work. The contract for III,
\ cuIbs was sublet TO another marty ant
the Montague. o REILLY people were M
>, responsible for tine work as aetuoll,
i done. Tho citv was Withholding Al SSt
!, !, and the companv agreed to discour'
. :, this bill l2 i.2 per cent or S235 an,
: their proposal was accented bv IN,
:, council.
y The report of the street committed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
Falling Tree Limb
Breaks Mans Back

Dallas, Or, Sept. 81. II. Full, an
employc Of the spaulding Logging COM
pany, while Telling trees Monday was
struck by falling limb and his back
was broken. lie is at Dallas hospital
and win die Full has a wife and two
children at Eagle Creek, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
serious Blow 70 villa.

Washington, Sept. s.--What may be
the final blow at General Villas army
was reported today in state department
messages detailing the fall of Saltillo
The Villistas retreated toward Tor
reon, abandoning three trainloads Of
soldiers and most Of the Villa artillery
General Raoul Madero's troops were re
ported TO have been isolated.
The dispatch was dated Tuesday al
Torreon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08
RANp1r PLEADS GUILTY.

Lakeport, Cal, Sept. s.-Edward Fitz'
gerald, ono Of the three bandits who
held up and killed Hamilton Merrick,
an express agent here, pleaded guilty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Los Angeles Express: And while the
boys Of Europe nre preparing TO march
10 war, the boys Of the United States
are preparing 10 march back to school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

today and throw himself upon tho
mercy Of the court.
Judge Sayre Immediately sentenced
TO life in Folsom prison. "lf it had
been left to a jury you'd have been
hanged" said tho judge.
Arthur Fitzgerald and Robert Doll
other gang members, are now serving
life sentences. Tho crime was COM
mitted year ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-08

Dated Sept. 6, 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
A FIELD

The Federal Trade Commission that
has announced that its principal mis-
sion IL TO bring hope ana encourage
ment 70 the business men Of the coun
try. and that one Of its FIRST objects
In the line OF help Is 10 aid the busL
Tess man In establishing a standard
system OF book keeping and cost &C.
counting. with a view TO enabling him
to obtain additional credits with HE
banker. This Is assumptive OF the
present i~nehiciency Of the business
men Of the land. dwelt upon 10 often.
sively by President Wilson I'm rebuff.
nng them when they protested against
his demoralizing schemes before Con.
gross. The Trade Commissions pros.
ent concern for them will be- apt 10
cause them TO smile. az well AZ the
bankers
Judging between tho business meth.
DDS of real business men and those
displayed by the present government.
the glazing incmciency Of the latter.
IL would seem. would first attract tho
benevolent Offices Of the Trade Com.
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A SIGNIFICANT VOTE

The results Of the referendum taken
by the United States Chamber O,
Commerce. which was nothing more
than a canvass Of American business
opinion on an American merchant
marine. are given in the current issue
OF The Nations Business. the oHRcial
organ Of that organization. The sum.
mary OF the vote offers particularly
interesting and instructive reading N
these days Of divided councils and
aroused feelings on the question Of
our national ~inadequacy in the matter
Of ~sea-borne commerce.
The significant feature OF the vote
is that it has recorded the Chamber
as In favor Of government subsidies.
under certain conditions, as IN favor
Of government s~uhvenuons 10 mail
and freight lines under the American
flag. Of the creation Of a Federal ship.
ping board with power OF tho amend.
ment Of the ocean mail law Of 1891.
of legislation abolishing deferred re-.
bates and providing for supervision
~ such rates BY n shipping board.
and ~ Federal licenses for an shin.
ring. domestic and foreign. The vote
defines tho otttude ~ tho Chamber
~ opposed TO government purchas-
ine. constructing. charterinr or opor.
aiing vessels FOR mercantile purposes.
and a. against government owner.
ship Of merchant vessels with opc-.
uon By private parties under Ioa.e
10 will be remembered that the
most insI..ert plea of the adminj.t-a-
uon FOR tho passage ~ fho shin DUR.
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TRIPPED BY A WOMAN

The great vocative b~lunderhuss
who is now going around the country
stamping for bis own dishonsrabie
brand % peace. and incidentally en-.
~barrassing an administration he COW
ardly deserted IN time OF great peril.
met up with his match in San Fran.
cisco IN tho person Of a representa-
tive n the Oregon branch Of the Con.
Eressionai Union for Woman Suffrage.
This lady politely invited Mr. BRYAN
10 oregon 10 commune with her sis.
ters on tho matter Of suffrage. lie
not only refused. out u~ngalIautly
turned down the invitation with the
necessary explanation that never
would he no., his voice for a body NJ
women which opposed the Democrat.
f. party. The Democratic party.
Moderated the dcscrtcr. at tho OK
ponse ~ labor and tribuIation OF
spirit has taken up and solved Tho
two paramount issues before tho
country. tariff and currency reforms.
and any body ~ women which on.
poses n party making such a rocprd
has not my support
But my lady was NOT only resource
mi. but %Eingular'y logical in her TO-
tort. when she said But you said
that world suffrage meant world
peace md vef you frovu upon "a
body ~ women vro aro striving t1
bring about freedom for women I1
fio most direct w8v How have tho
mighty fa'Ion' Thrown ur of court
hF a woman Driven into o. contra
d.r'ory position bv ~ fair e.sres. OF
the cause Do is yammer.re and ham
m'rInr for wac over man .u -r.h
"a hum0r approached vas over man
I0 such "a hlm0r aIur.0Hed' Dr. cor
fa'rlv Ia perrin s..tIs f1 IaasH. .r
IIoUaIy "f8w. hau
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chasing bill before the last Congress
was that n was demanded By the
people OF the country This is abso-
lutely refuted by the referendum
score. as cighty-eight per cent OF the
expressions opposed government
ownership. on this point The Ma
tons Business says.
Contrary to what has seemed 10 Re
general popular opinion. no business
Interests in any part Of the country
advocate government ownership and
operation OF shipping: second, in
spite OF the general belief 70 the con
trary. the vote shows that no part Of
the country IS opposed 10 subsidies
and subventions. but all parts adyo-
cate them. The larger cities. inland
and seaboard. regardless Of location,
are apparently OF the same mind. and
that is in opposition TO public owner
ship and operation Of a merchant ma
rine.
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mission. The administration. congres-
s-onally and ~eNecuuvely. has been no
toriously unbusinesslike In It's most
important transactions. Il II a mai.
Ter Of common knowledge that the
experts who manage governmental
business have not yet been able 10
conduct operations at as low a cost
as al be done by private enterprise.
Il Is also notorious that frequently
the methods OF bookkeeping and nc.
counting employed by the v
ment are either purposely. c~arelessIy
or ignorantly inaccurate and misIead.
Ing. For example, the fiscal year
closed more than a fortnight ago: and
to date. no man can tell whether the
Democratic deficit for the year was
thirty-seven. or ifty-seven. or eighty
seven millions. The only sure thing
Is that there vas a deficit. Il Is hard
ly probable that a scheme OF book
keeping like that will appeal either
to banks. or TO merchants. or to manu-.
facturers.
How characteristic OF Democratic
efficiency is the development IN the
last few weeks that the Treasury De-
partment adopted a system OF boo
keeping which showed an available
net balance in the Treasury. when no
such balance actually existed. II Is
difhcult TO imagine how any banker
having knowledge Of this fact would
place any confidence in an asset state.
ment made by a merchant in accord
ance with a form prepared by govern
ment experts who approve OF the
methods adopted by the Treasury De-
partment.
Without going into further detail
In this respect. It may safely be stated
that IL the Federal Trade Commission
has in its employ or can secure ex.
perts in bookkeeping and cost &C.
counting. there will be abundant field
Tor their usefulness in securing some
system which will assure a fair de-
gree Of accuracy and clearness in the
records OF the government. No bust
ness man IL likely TO accept. with any
degree OF confidence. suggestions
made to him by a government expert
who has not first been able TO work
out a fairly satisfactory system for
the government itself.