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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
WOULD HAVE STATE
EMPLOY PHYSICIANS
Washington Labor Federation
Proposes Plans Endorses
La Toilette Bill

North Yakima, Wash, Jan. 1S.-The
more sickness there is in a community,
the less pay the doctors should get.
The healthier the community is, the
more pay the physicians should receive.
This is the theory embraced in 4 res
olution before the State Labor Fedora
tion today in session here.
The intent of the resolution is to
have the state assign locations of doc
tors and surgeons, to be paid by the
state, to serve as public practitioners
instead of competing privately. Their
compensation is to be, under the plan,
in reverse ratio to the sickness in the
district or community where they are
located.
Resolutions were introduced favoring
the LaFollette seamen S law and op.
posing its repeal; calling upon congress
to print several hundred thousand more
copies Of the report of the Federal In
dustrial Relations commission; the ap-
pointment Of \ committee to investi
gate and report on public school educa-
tion with particular reference to vo-
cational training
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18

school, The last try.out is scheduled
for the last of January and meanwhile
the winners are making every effort
to improve for this final test.
The Pomona Grange met in Mon
mouth last Wednesday, but owing to
the bad weather and the funeral Of
Mr.. Allan Johnson, the attendance was
not very large. A big dinner was en-.
ioyed and pleasant time spent, and
four candidates were initiated in the
evening.
Mr.. NJ. S. Pittman, field worker for
the Oregon Normal school spent the
past week in visiting schools in Una.
tilla county under the auspices Of Coun.
ty Superintendent Young. lie has ac.
cepetd an invitation to spend the week
beginning January "a, with Superin.
tendent Smith in Marion county, in Wis.
iting schools in said county.
The several glee clubs Of tho Oregon
Normal school, under the head of the
music department, Miss Mary Hoham,
are preparing the secred cantata, Ruth,
which will be given in the Normal
chapel on the evening Of January a.
This will be one Of the biggest enter.
tainments given by the school during
the year, and there will be a splendid
opportunity for those who desire to
spend an evening both pleasantly and
profitably.
The Parent-Teachers association Of
Monmouth held its last regular meeting
on Friday evening in the nigh school
building. DR.. Du Busk, Of tho Uni.
yersity Of Oregon, was the speaker Of
the evening. he laid special empha.
sis upon the fact that the principal
cause Of school children being retarded
instead Of advanced In their school
work. Is mal.nutrition. -
The Monmouth Fife department held
its regular monthly meeting last Mon.
day evening. Several improvements
and accessories were ordered for the
fire fighting equipment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18

Oregon Power Company was Corvallis
visitor last week.
o. C. Smith is in Pendleton being
called by the illness Of his wife who is
Wishing relatives in that city.
Willis Simonton was called to Salem,
Saturday by the illness Of his father,
James Simonton.
Miss Matte Koser of Rickreall is
visiting relatives and friends in Dallas.
w. V. Fuller and Il. G. Kirkpatrick
were Portland business visitors in Port
land, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin jacobson will go
to Portland next week where they ex-
peet to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Woods entertained
number of friends at 500 at their
home on Clay street Saturday evening.
B. Casey, a Southern Pacific engineer
running out of Portland is spending u
few days with his family in this city.
Mrs, Eugene Hayter and Mrs, II. r.,
Patterson, Jr., were Independence visi-
tors this week.
". Nj. Haley, prlnclpal OF tne rails
city schools was Dallas business
visitor Saturday.
j. b. Thompson was in Albany last
week attending q meeting Of the stock
holders of the Albany hotel.
Moss Walker of Independence was in
Dallas last week visiting relatives and
friends.
George Wick, a prominent automobile
dealer of Salem was a Dallas. business
visitor last week.
Attorney Jno. r. Subley is again able
to be at his office after a severe at
tack of the lagrippe.
Norval Gates is spending few weeks
at the home of an uncle at Haines,
Eastern Oregon.
G.. w. Hinshaw has returned to his
home in Corvallis after a short visit at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. VIII Me.
Donald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
FOR SKINS AFFECTED
BY WINDS AND WEATHER


X X y y X X x x X X X x X X X
This Is the season when she who
would have n spotless, lily.white, satiny
complexion should turn her thoughts to
mercolized wax, the firm friend of the
winter girl. Nothing so effectually
overcomes the despoiling effects Of
piercing winds and biting cold temper.
atures. The wax literally absorbs the
chapped redeemed or coadsened cuticle,
bringing forth brand new skin, clear,
soft and girlishly beautiful. An ounce
of mercolzed wax, obtainable at any
drug store, applied nightly like cold
cream, and washed off mornings, will
gradually improve the worst complex.
ion.
She who coddles herself all day in an
overheatcd house and finds her skin
flushed and flabby as n consequence,
can quickly freshen up for the evening
by Just bathing her face in lotion
made by dissolving an ounce Of
powdered saxolite in half pint witch
hazel. Shell find this most refreshing.
II smooths out wrinkles and draws in
the saggy tissue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
Mrs. Barham Gets Verdict
In Suit Against Doctor

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Or, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. L. j. Bar
ham won her damage suit against L. A.
Bollman of this city when the jury
after being out several hours last
Thursday evening returned verdict in
her favor and awarded her a judgment
of $45l.50, which was about one.tenth
of the amount sued for. Mrs. Barham,
through her attorney, b. A. Kliks, of
McMinnville, had sued DR.. Bollman for
damages in the amount Of $4s50, alleg-
ing unskillful practice and incorrect
diagnosis in treating an injury to her
left shoulder in the early part of last
year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
WILLAMETTE NOTES

The senior basketball team defeated
the sophomore team in fast game last
night by n score Of to 2. The two
teams were about evenly matched and
neither side had many chances at free
throws. The seniors have won two
games thus far in the series and now
nave 1 good chance TO win the cham
pionship, they still have three games
TO play, the academy, Kimball and the
fresmen. The freshmen have an equal
standing with the seniors and the big
tight win probably be between these
two teams. The lineup for last night y
game was:
soniors-Ridgeway and Gerhart for.
wards; Balm, centerj Glciser and Gary,
guards.
systematically and II. Miller,
Cotton, forwards; Tobie, centerj
"lap" Miller and Proctor, guards.
Professor MaeMurray, who has charge
Of this year 's junior class play "Sher.
wood, has lett the realm Of English
drama for snort time, long enough at
least TO compose the music TO a forest.
ers song wnich Is one of the striking
points Of the play. Professor MacMur-
ray is talented musician, but has sur.
prised his friends by entering the com.
posers field. Tho song will bo sung
by chorus Of about ~ voices in the
various pats.
Professor MacMurray has demonstrat.
ed his ability as director Of plays In
the three years which no has been here,
and the one which he il directing now
promises 10 out do any previous ones.
This week Ia busy ono for students,
and studies are being perused with add.
ed yigor; little Of social nature Is trans
piring az all are dubious as TO the out.
come Of next weeks semester exam
l..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
swope Seeks Attorneyship.

b. f. Swope, an attorney Of mde-
pendence has announced his candidacy
for county attorney on the Republican
ticket for county attorney at the com
ing primary election. Mr., Swope is well
known to large majority Of the resi-
dents Of Polk County and before locat-
ing in Independence was district deputy
under George NJ. Brown in Lincoln
county. Mr.. Swope is the first person
so far to anouce their cadidacy fer Of
flee in the elections to be held this
year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
FREE BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS

Geo, II. Mayr, of 154 Whiting Street,
Chicago, H., prominent druggist, has
published a guide to health, in which he
shows how he cured himself and
brought relief TO tousands Of other suf
ferers from constipation, biliousness, in
digestion and intestinal troubles by the
use of French healing oils. One dose
usually convinces. The most chronic
cases rarely need over three doses. This
book will be mailed free on request.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is sold by
leading druggists everywhere with the
positive understanding that your money
will be refunded without question or
bubble If ONE bottle fails to give you
absolute satisfaction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
Five New Schools at
University Of Oregon

Eugene, Or, Jan. 1S.-The board of
regents Of the University Of Oregon to-
day created five new schools out of
what formerly were merely depart
ments. The departments of law, archi-
lecture, extension, medicine and iourn-
alism, were organized into schools and
the heads elevated into deanships.
The regents authorized the erection
of new $4,000 building for the school
of education.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
packing PLANT starts TOday.

The ]. K. Armsby prune packing
company began this morning to pack
and prepare for shipment the balance
Of the 1915 prune crop, having received
orders from their New York office for
the balance Of the crop now on hand.
There still remains about three err
loads of prunes at the plant and these
will be prepared for shipment within
the next few days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
prinninala ninh Meeta.

The Polk County Principals club met
in Dallas Saturday. The meeting was in
the nature Of n farewell to Superintend'
ent II. c. Seymour who leaves this
county the first Of the coming month to
take up his new position at the Oregon
Agricultural College as Field Worker in
the Industrial Department. After q
business meeting Of the club banquet
was held, the same being prepared and
served by the ladies Of the Christian
church.
Col @. W. Matthews Of Falls City
was Dallas business visitor the latter
part Of the week.
A.. L. Martin, local manager Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
WILSON APPROVES BILL

Washington, Jan. lS.-The new NOR
chant marine bill received president
Wilson Is approval today, in a confer
ence with Chairman Alexander of the
house marine committee, and It will be
introduced next week Alexander said
nc believes IL meets the nation s. de.
mands for 'an American merchant ma.
rine, and that IL will pass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
BY HYMEN H. COHEN
(Crop Expert of the Oregon Journal)
written for the United Press.)

Portland, Ore, Jan. 1S.--Counting a
planting of spring wheat that will
make up for the deficiency in winter
acreage, and basing the outlook upon
normal conditions hereafter, Oregon,
Washington and Idaho will produce
close to 9O,O0O,OOO bushels of wheat in
19l6-by far the greatest crop on rec
ord.
Unless something unforeseen occurs
previous to harvest, all records will
likely be smashed. A most careful in
vestigation of the winter wheat crop
planting has been made by the Journal
through over 200 special crop and reg
ular correspondents. The aggregate
findings for three states shows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
WIDOWS HAVE INNINGS.

Vancouver, Wash, Jan. ls.-widows
are taking advantage Of leap year in
Vancouver, the Gretna Green Of Port.
land. Out of total Of 90 licenses Is.
sued since January !, 2i have been is
sued 20 widows, This Is just one in
three. Usually the ratio Of widows is
about one In ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
FERRY WRECKED ON LAKES

Ludington, Mich, Jan. 1S.--A Peie
Marquette car ferry, bound for Mil
waukee, is breaking up in wild gals
On Lake Michigan, four miles north OF
here today. Life savers have been un-
able to rescue 20 men aboard, stranded
since last MIGHT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
EAST WANTS FLOWER PETALS.

Portland, Or, Jan. ls.-Flower petals
promise to be one Of Oregon 3 big crops
II plans inaugurated today by the Port
land chamber Of commerce materialize.
Inquiries have been received from east.
ern perfume manufacturers, asking how
many tons Of petals Oregon can furnish.
The war has shut off the European
annnlY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
Mccann Livery Barn Sold.

The McCann & Collins livery barn was
sold last week to Ed. Ploeter Of this
city who took charge at once. About
rs acres Of land in the Cooper Hollow
neighborhood figured in the transaction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18
THE A, o. U. w. CASE

San Francisco, Jan. 49,
Trustees of the Grand Lodge
of California, Ancient Order of
United Workmen, win appear
in the federal court here Sat
urday to show cause why the
decree adjudging the order of
bankrupt should not be set
aside.
The trustees were cited to
appear following filing of a
petition by George +. Owens,
attorney for an assignee of
claim aaginst the order asking
for the hearing for the yacat-
ing Of the adjudication.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18

Total acreage 20, 100000 2,s14,OOO
The decrease in the winter wheat
acreage is less startling taan actual
figures show. Last season there was
an abnomal acreage during the fall
winter months; much above that of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-18

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The sun., 1916-09-25
LOUISVILLE

First I,scc-Pursc; two year old maldcn.;
Ave and u half farionrs: Arrow, 100 II. ~,
Anderson. 100 Sun Bonnet. lyy Iilson, IL:
Sir Wellons. liz; Bullion, li:'; Jack straw.
liz,
second Race Selling three. ycnr.olds and up.
ward six %furlongs margaret y. 95 'Owana,
lOl; busy Joe. lo2; 'luzzi. i0e 'Briz,. ln
sau Vega. iv' Lanshorn. 100; bonanza. 10
Lahore. III.
Third Racr-sciling two.ycar Odds six fur
longs 'signorctte. %: 'seanoln, 90; james,
lea; r'"rl';r; 100; M''l"' iO'' hIIorey' io'i
Fourth RAJ. Meadow Lawn rursr; for three
'oo; Milestone. 1903 Lucky H., lo3 Typhoon,
10? Captain l.ecs, liz; Colonel lennie. ~.
Iihh Selling three year ODDS and up
ward TX furlonys Sister Susie, 10: Old Rob,
ltoche.,.r. ~ C.sh on Delivery, is9i kootn'
Sixth l,acc Selling for three wear olis aud
inward; cue NIL" aud three 81 .tecnihsi Mar.
sar't ", w .Nanass.l, iHD; Worlds Wonder,
10, tluh., los First ~icsr'c, II.
Seventh Inrr Advance money selling Tor
tl'r,r-Scsr'old. nnd inward; ono lniln aud Il
b, tenth Orange, lp. Mabel Duiwchcr, ~:
'Marjurir u, 1o3 'juT bone, iV, snisillusiui,,
i0I; 'Miss krutcr, In3; Fellow man, lO5, Vail.
sln, i0s white Grown. los
'Apprent!ce allowance ciaimcd.
The sun., 1916-09-25
Rod and Gun Neus
HIGn WATER PoR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM SEPT. rs TO OCT. 1.
Sandy Hook Princes Jamaica Bay Governors wnlts \
(Tho Horseshoe) LAY V'nnarsic) Isl,

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t from traps d are there yon won't catch Nah
nj n i," to 60 near them to get all the eA-
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of hooks from one ~ sn nass ysoorrr o ~"
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The island is ten niles on ,hore. and +.
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nfty cents a day. and lie miSht be Induced
Is = dsv YOU 10, eomsiaer.pdy iess man
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m.,,ns soou ,or pickerel 700 when tisgea
WIN SUM- spinner. TO 10 asInau pom!
near ny ana caich a Few small frogs. ana
men Whk 10 the irrsh water pond. Ile
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The sun., 1916-09-25
COWLER Is READY
FOR ANOTHER TRIAL
Tom Will Renter Ring To-
morrow After Long Layoff
Meets GunbOat Smith.
OTHER TIMELY GOSSIP

The calling of Of the Moha-weinert
match has taten the most Important
bout out Of tho weeks offerings. The
contest was to be staged In the
Garden tonight. but q dispute about the
handling OF money matters caused the
cancellation Of he bout. Still there IL
excellent entertainment for the local
patrons Of boxing. rs nne cards have
been arranged at several clubs.
The encounter between 0unboat
Smith and Tom Cowler at the Broadway
Sporting Club tomorrow night Is the
headliner. 1t IL as good n card rs that
which was scheduled for the Garden.
II was at this club that Dillon fattened
Cowler In the second round, and II IL there
that the Englishman elects to attempt to
revive his fallen fortunes. Cowler is a
better boxer than the Gunner. but the
question IL II he can keep his Jaw away
from the Gunner's wallops.
Eddie Brady. the hard hitting Pattr-
son featherweight. will meet Tommy
Farrell tho rugged East side feather.
weight In the final ten round bout AT the
Olympic Club in Harlem tonight.
Brady has been doing some very fine
boxing at the local clubs.
In the first ten rOund bout Tommy
Gesry. the Harlem bantamweight. will
meet Abe Attell Goldstein. In The six
round NJ Charlie unn OF Green
witch village. will meet Jimmy Burt Of
Washington Heights. Three four round
bouts will complete the bill.
Two ten round events will feature the
regular weekly fistic programme Of the
Harlem Sporting Club Of Hammels.
Rockaway Beach. Tonight In the OPEN
ing ten rounder. Mark Spencer. the crack
colored bantamweight Of Harlem. will
clash with Harold Fareese Of New Or
leans. Harry Cattle n George Shar-
key will meet in the final setto.
A crackerjack bantam card will be set
before the patrons Of the Pioneer Sport
ing Club tomorrow night. Joe Lynch
and Jack Sharkey. newcomers with
brilliant recoSs, will clash In the main
event and II should prove to be "A great
bout. In the other Bennie Mccoy and
Billy Ftzsimmons will meet. and this
also should he a hummer.
The Harlem Sporting Club on Friday
night will present the clever Patsy Cline
In a contest with the rushing Young
Fulton. In the other bout Dan Moryan's
clever light heavy. Sailor Grande. Will
Rufus Cameron.
Allie Mack. a boy who Is rapidly de.
veloping into IA clever boxer. Is booked
to meet Irving Marsol!es, former ANA
eur cha mpion. ut the Hunts Point Club
on Friday. Mack has a host OF followers
who believe he Is Il topnotcher. among
them being Lew raster o: Indianapolis.
who. according to papers of that city,
was the discoverer OF Dillon the Giant
Killer.
The sun., 1916-09-25
'LANDERS WINNER IN
WEST SIDE SINGLES
Reaches Fourth Round OF
Glass B-Championship
Aspirants Idle.

In the closed tournament Of the Yves,
Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills yes
terday afternoon c. 3. Landers reached
the fourth round Of the Class d singles.
Landers earned tho bracket at tho ex.
pense Of Francis Rogers. but had to "a
= extra set 10 win. at 4-6, 6--i. g.
Kosers suffered q sudden reversal OF
form after playing fne tennis In the Hrst
set.
There was no competition In the cham
pionship division which this year 10 suf-
fering from anemia In q marked degree.
All Of the clubs recognized stars failed
to enter.
In the hrst round Of the Class = Gin.
gies w. L. Stewart won from W. ID.
Hadsell By default, and q. w. Chase
scored over Robert A. Pope. To, g.
81. The second round developed a VIC
tory for c. G. Heylman over C. 8.
Fischer. Ga. Ga. Z. w. Mecabe de-
feated A. II. Durham. 6--3. Ct. and
George s. Groesbeck eliminated DR.. John
II. Travel. SIS. 60. Harold Swain
advanced by default and Or. L. NJ. Alser
defeated II. Taylor. rs. 7-5.
bruno HUM made his exit from Class
G competition. In the second round he
lost to q. w. Allen. the count being
Is. 6-3, Is. In the third round DIR.
+. W. Shine defeated A. C. Simmons,
1--6. 6-3, 6--1.
The sun., 1916-09-25
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First .En,r- " year Olds: selling; ryo
aud a half furlours. pnsteiis. 100: la
l"lia. l0j To"tsie, los burbank, ms; kcntuc. '
Roy. lol; ,) Spectre. 100; (D Reprobate.
los Stalwart Van, los.
% Stable entry.
Secoiid Race q Three .y.ar-olds and up selling
mile aud seventy yards sSsratoga, los: Sue.
cess. III: Golden Gate, III Dinsh Do, iIs
Edna kcnna' lW; presumption, 1907: Fouds
Third uce-Fnlies; two year .olds: Ave fur.
long 10 iiunnie Witch, i:?; (p Golden Rod,
ne water, lis; Glory Bcllss.' rs M Sis.' MS s!
Aricmis. li5, '
% Whi'ney Stable entry,
Fourth hacc Three year Odds handicap: mile
and seventy yards: Flitteryold, ii9 Paddy
Whnck, no. Air Man, los; ri Caddy. ios
sa,,n, % Wooden Shoes. ioa: vcnetls. No
Fun liac"-Thrcc year Odds selling ave and
. ho,i i]nrlongs Ash Can ~; Tudor, kim,
omr); iCa: Tan,iyy,, !0i Scnstor Casey. lG7
ornc",; 10! Dsm.le,ta, loi,; piquette, 100
,%n',onEs; icon'e' nos Arnold; ia; ,J.ci. tsrl,
las DADDY Ionalvgs, ,S: Hyannls. 10
Spectre. lJ Nash, He, I's.
seventh l,are-Thrrc year. olds sud N On.
mile and seventy Yards, selling 'Rosr Water,
%; brave, los; Sicilarina. aS Rou ReddeId,
lNi Flag Day. ne: Ambrose, ms Eddie n
II; 'liumilla,ion, 1903 Royal ~lpterust. lI5
NsIas. 10, Peep Sight. is,
Apprentice siio~ sncc clsimsd.