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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
Cubs Are Ordered
to Cut Players List
to TWenty-0ne Men

CHICAGO. May Ia telegram received
by President Charles weeghman Of the
Chicago National Base Ball team from
President Tener of the National iengue.
informing the Chicago club that II will
have TO reduce rs llut Of players 10 the
regular number of players, twenty-ono
men, caused considerable comment
among followers Of tho team
The Chicago club " now carrying
twenty-aiS men, including Manager
Joseph Tinker. The playor-llmlt rule. n
enforced, will require that al least -four
men be released nt once as the rule
takes effect May l. President weogh-
man. Il waa said. was told at the time
OF the signing OF tho peace agreement
between the Federal league and Organ
ized Base Ball that he would not have
10 observe the rule when he combined
tho Cubs and the Whales
II ls said that the Cubs will suffer
severely II the ruls IA enforced. Tinker
has nine pitchers on his list 30 II cut
has 20 be made. II Ia considered probable
that part Of the cut. at least. wall come
IN the twlrlinK staff.
CINCINNATI, o.. May 1.-The Chicago
National league club must name twenty.
ono players eligible 20 take part IN M.
tlonal league contests. and only these
men can play, but the club Ia allowed
until next season 70 dispose of other
players whom they may retain. but who
ara not eligible 10 play IN Tho National
league.
This Il the construction placed by
Chairman August Hermann Of the Ma
tlohai commission on the agreement en-.
tered into with the Chicago cubs al the
peace agreement here last winter
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
Husker Freshmen
Capture Dual Track
Meet from Doane

CRETE. N6b., May t.--(special Tcle-
gran.)--oDane college met defeat at the
hhnds Of the Nebraska university frcsh.
men In dual track meet held on Doane
field here this afternoon.
Tho track was rathor slow on account
Of tho recent rsifa. 80 that few good
record we're made. The final count WIS;
Doane. ii; Nebraska, u. Grown Of Doape
won tho individual honorg with thirteen
points 70 his credit, Fngarom and Flint,
both OF the fershmen, tied for second
place. with ten points each
Summary. ar..
100 Ynrd dash Brown, Doanc, first,
BryhnH, Nebraska. SECOND Parson, ne"
210.Yard dash Werner Nebraska, flrbt,
Brown. Doane. second Parson Nebraska,
third Time. 0.23zs.
40 Yard dash. Brown, Doane, first;
Bryana, Nebraska. second Reed, Doane'
iialf-mile run. Finch. D0ane. first,
Jackson, Nebraska. second Stevens, Me-
bfsgka, third. Time, 2093s,
Nile run grof. henbraska, first,
Smith, lloane, second Spencer Doane,
,t pdi. Reese Nebraaka, first; Eng
Nebraska, second Hhylett, Doane,
third. Distance. IS feet inches
Pole yaut ilaylett Dohne, first; con-
rad, Doane second. Engstrofn, NcDraak9,
third. Height, feet 10 inches
nigh Jump Werner, Nebraska, ami
Flint. Nebraska tied for first, Height,
foet I inch.
i20.Ysrd hurdle finney, Nebraska,
first, Bcchort, Nebraska, second; Kinney,
Dome, third Time Oslo.
2so. yard hurdle Bachord NeDraaka,
first, Reed. Doane, second finney, Me-
braska. third Time: 02sM.
Discus tnRstrom, Nebraska, first,
Reese. Nebraska, second. Haylett, Dogne,
third DiAtanre. 11s feet.
broad Jump Flint kebrakRB, first
Carter. Doane SECOND, EnRAtrom, Me-
braAka. third Distance. ~ feet Q inches.
Relay and hammer both forfeited by
Doane 70 the Nebraska freshmen
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
SENATORS IN LEAD
AS THEY LICK SOX
Washington Hops Out in Front Of
Procession by Trouncing the
Boston Red Hose.
SCORE IS FIVE TO THREE

WAsHINGToN, May i.--Washlngton
went into the lead IN tho American league
ponnsnt race today by defeating Boston
. 70 3, while Detroit and New York we're
losing 70 Cleveland and Philadelphia. rc-
apectiyelg. Ruth wal unsteady and
paAaed nine men, Boston hit Harper
hard, but failed 10 make the hits count
except In one inning In the eighth. with
The score TO . against Washington, and
Que out, Ruth Passed Hondeau, williams
and Morgan Leonard appeared and
henry greeted him with two-base hit,
which cleared the basos. score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
Blair 0utplays the
Stars and Stripes

BLAIR. Neb.. May 1.--(speeial TeIe-
grAm,) Blair beat the Stars and Stripes
IN slow game today IS 10 s. Blair
scorcd IN every inning but ono and the
stars and stripes scored IN one inning
only.
Closmon pitched for Blair and but for
one bad inning the third, had tho stars
and Stripes at his mercy Hfc Carter whs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
ROSENBERG TRlUMPHS
OVER G0FF BY SINGLE PIN

one o. the bes, matches In tho Farnam
Individual tournament Was rolled last
night between Roecnberg and uoff,
RoseY winning the seventh game and The
series stunH WAS easy Tor war,ehow,
he winnlns four out ~ sls Eamea played
fonisht Kent and Shields ana sohoen.
man and Tanaem Score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

sNHIIIU TOT ItHaHtTI ID NINTNI .
New York 45s4ts5..0 2 o Q Q o %
philhdslphla ,.t.5aH o 0 0 -
Two base hit pipn. Home run stfunk.
Stolen bases La1ole, Mclnnis %, Double
plays flede0u 90 pipp uedeon To fipp
10 reehlnpaugi go Bush 70 Meyer %
Aiclnnts First base on errors New
York. q Philadelphia, I haaes on balls
orc Russell IN Rush. HTS snd
earned rHnH nff Russell : hltH Z runs
n hlght INNINGS nft Bush Z hits, : run
IA uinN innings struck out ~ Russell,
M hY Hnah tmpires NAllin and
hiWrafs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

1ydeman. Double play Marshall 10 cOGh-
ran 10 ARinr Stolen baaaa. sullivan
lflrkhsnl, Jonfdan, Williams Butler.
Hits or Marshall In four innings, or
Dashn0r. z IN two innings, or Cover, 3
Ia two and two.tblrda innings, or 8oius
mefs j ~ fiYe and tW0.thlfdr ,nnngst
uinRa. Bases on bails. orr MnrBhaii. 4;
0ff Grover. 2 or sOmmers, 81 ~ patter-
son, J. Struck out ~ fCOyNr, u by sou1
mera. q Pnsaed ball Monroe. rmpifest
Andres and poutlus
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

IINI-lH6" NITI I0n0H TWN-hHHa hlIa7
loues, Hunter Marshall, Priest saeri
fiee hlts Mclean. Claire smith gaeft.
flee ny Mclean. stolen base. burg
iouhlr play Priest 90 Miller Left 81
AAhtt hes Moines. q Omaha. struck
ent hy ail.lgau. A. by Allison. 4 naaes
2n hsAs pff 0illisan, OFT Allison. Il
finsg iN lmtires EckmMn and Tar.
neg,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
'linfted for Leonard IN ninth
man foF garrIRau in ninth.

sBntted for Leonard IN ninth
IRAN for carriRan IN ninth.
Boaf0f, .5t...,,,.@.,,0 d D B D 0 o o 0-i
Washington .....,0 2 3 D 0 0 80
Two baAe hits. Henry. Janyrn. sacrl
flee hit. judge. Double plays Morgan
10 AsBride 10 Judge; MeBrlde 10 Morgan
20 Judge; harry 20 Janyrln 70 Barry 20
Agnew 10 Gardner 10 Agnew barry 70
Gardner Bases on balls. OFF Ruth, "
or Harper. q Hits and earned runs.
orr Ruth, 8 hits, runs IN seven and one-
third innings, OF Leonard 1 hit, no runs
IN twosthlrda inning. fit by pitched ball
Bp Ruth. Morgan. by Harper, Scott and
Aguew. Struck out. ny Ruth, 2, by
Leonard 2; by Harper. T. Umprca Com
molly and Owens
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
Cleveland Beats Tigers.

DETROIT. May i.-Istsnley Coyelesh
pitched Cleveland 10 a 10 victory over
Detroit la q rnin-swept game here to-
day The game was called while the
score reverted TO the end Of tho fifth.
firanays single, pass 10 Turner. and
Smiths double In the fret inning scored
/ ,as4' tsttts, .Fs4 f,usrTnfN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
Opening of Sherman
Howard Ball League

FARWELL. Neb. May 1.--(special.l D.
Farwei opened tho 1916 season at Boelus
by playing a double-header and loslns
both games. TO / and to 4 Dame
brog lost to Ashton on the iattsrs
grounds, to T.
Bee Want Ads bring the best results
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

Slated for e. Watson in the ninth
/ fdn0oin ...4af4t.a.2 o o o o 0-5
alouK city ......n.O D D D ! D . D IL

Left on bases Sioux CITY. s, Lincoln, 4.
First baRe on errors eiOux CITY \ LIN
coin, T. Sacrifice hits a. Watson, Crosby.
Two-baBe hit Stevenson. Stolen base
fsober. Double play; Stevenson 10 VIII
liafnH, Struck out, ny ~ Watson, q.
Bases on balls or q watson s. Off
Hoffman, q hit by pitched bail BY
plrea: Mullen and Andrews Time iis5,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

Twosbaae hit smIth, bacrlfice hltsi
GrAney Speaker Double plays. Gandil
unAsslsted. Cobb 20 Maisel. First base
on errors: Cleveland, ! Detroit, !. Bases
on balls. OFF coyeleskie, 1 / off Dauss. !
pauas. q Struck out ny Coveieskie,
Il by Dauss, l. Umpires. Evans and
ftl4ltI
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nav l--Phladelphi0
defeated New York mere today, 4 70 2
hv punching hits with errors IN the open
ing inning Score
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

easy for Blair He allowed nlne hits,
walked nine and hit five Score RHE.
stars and stripes o 100000 0--5 8 4
Blair ..,4,..,,.,,..,,383i 0tis'-ij 0 4
Batteries Blair, Closman and Krauss,
stars and stripes, Carter and Donovan
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
WITCHES DEFEAT rug MEANS
Denver Loses Gnme 10 wolves by
Nine 10 Fonr score.

WICHITA, Kan. May i.-Wichita took
advantage Of the Denver pitchers Wild
ness and coupling hits with walks and
errors IN the second inning, won, TO q.
rrRF4s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
GILLIGAN HANDS
ROURKES DEFEAT
Spavened Twirler Allows but Five
Hits and Booster sluggerS Ham.
mer Home 8 TO 2 Victory,
TRIPLE BY JONES TURNS TRICK

Inability 10 connect with the teasing
slauts of the spawned Mr. Gllllgan re-
suited IN the ign9minioug downfall Of the
Rgukleta yesterday. with the result that
Omaha loat ball game. 2 TO and
some 70 70 no lady bugs and an equal
iiumbtr of the violent sex went into
moufning
Mack Alllson vac the victim yesterday.
The rido boosters gave him rap In the
teeth In the eighth frame Of the nffaif
and he expired q beaten m0n
Jones Cracks triple.
WIN a man out In Tho fatal eighth. Bilt
Hunter cracked doubio 70 right and
old Texas Jones, who evidently had an
ldsa he MAS on The Mexican border. got
btlllgercnt and tmackod triple through
~ Fofsythes hoofa, counting Rochester
niii Fits Mclean lifted a sacrifice ny to
KruG, and Jones numbered over tho rub
Der Sad music from the lady bugs.
Tho other Des Molnes run WAS garnered
IB tho third On a he by Ewoldt, Millers
mitcue, Gililgan's infioid out and Hahn's
fieiders choice % Kllduff. whose throw
70 the Diate failed 70 nip Ewoldt
bWhh@ ALSO thhlheu DU taiiN III idF
third. Hunter dropped Burg's ny and
smith sacrificed. rorsythes eingle 70 left
counted Burg
Rally Fails short.
The Rourkoyinans kicked large fever
isil bruises on the heels Of victory In the
firai frame. but couldn't quite oyertake
i. After Eeknan called Marshall out on
strikes. much 10 that youths disgust.
Priest Eloughed a double down the first
base line and counted on Oklahoma
Pete Kiiduffs single oyer second. Ernie
Kruger was derricked from the confines
of tho dugout 10 bat for Allison, but
ernie fluked in the pinch and rolled .
Duny groundcf 10 Ewoldt Burg rolled one
70 the same gent 8ho can always make
errors except when you want him to,
and ttt fans slowly traiiod for home,
The fray was staged N the rapid tirue
ef one hour and thirty minutes Il was
hckadaaicai sort OF pastime, however.
without any of the thrills The spectators
llalnor for.
The final game of the series between
Omaha and Des Molnes viii be played To-
day The game will start AZ 3;lS, Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

southern Association.
Birmingham. 8; Ataianta, 4
Nashville, 8. Memphis, T.
New Orleans, 2, Mobile, ..
Chattanooga, i; Little Rock, 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

Sacrifice hit HetiinR rwo.baSe hits
Kaliher Toblin, FoN. Rrtton. f,itsehi.
Gray. Stolen haHeH! Rritton ca, Jack
son t2l, Hits; or Kline w one and
onasthird innings. or ManNer. a. OFT
johnson. in two and two-thlrds innings
off Pate, In SIX Innings, bases On balls
OFT King i of Mansnr q or Johnson.
4. off Smith, q OF Pate, q struck ont
by johnson, 4 by Smith, 2 BY Pate. a.
BY King, L by Manaer, ?. Wild pitch
1ehnHon % hit by pitched ball ~
johnson, Reed. Time 2,G mnlre9
Ryan and Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02
TnnEr sTnAIGmT ron LINKS
sious Lose Game by score Of rive
10 Two,

SIOUX CITY ta May Lincoln
made II three straight over HlouI city
BY winning todnys game, D 10 3 Acors
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

copyright 1915. INTERIM News Service
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

College Base Ball.
Boston. 8: GEORGETOWN, 4.
Virginia ~ Virginia, 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

FbaIted for ManAcr IN ninth.
Denver ......4...... q o 0 4 2 n--4
Wichita ..s,....,o . 0 90 o "a
Sacrifice. HIT HetiinR Two-baAe hits
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-02

.llIaeFeT batied for Allison IL ! ninth.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-03-23
Primary Election

Oznamuji vefejnosti, re jsem je-
dnatelem pro Cedar Rapids Oil Co
prodavam pro onu spoIeGnost
gasolin a RUNE oIeje "a ceny mir
ne. Eman Pekaf. Adv.
Oznamuji vefejnosti, Re jsem
prevail fizenf Hartford Produce
Co. uchazim Sc obchod tech
jen$ prodavajf smetanu. Vynasna
Tim Sc kazd@ho svGdomit9 obslou-
ziti budu vzdy platit nejyyssf ce.
ny "a smetanu CIV. Root.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-03-23
Horse Not Really INTELLIGENT.

Horses are generally given credit for
great deal more intelligence than
they actually possess. Scientific tests
show that in wisdom such as human
beings display, horses are hopelessly
outclassed by dogs, monkeys, and even
by cats. The horse can be taught to
do certain things just because he is
too stupid to have ideas of his own.
Like many human prize pupils, he can
learn but cannot think.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-03-23
DOMACl zPRAvY.

hUU6 SNc uduo LID ldUOTShc
bance. Adv.
SazeniGky ma prodej 5 1Oc storu.
Adv.
Ma prodej, m6kke uhlf v King
elevator. (Adv.
Prodam anebo vym9nfm sveho
Jacka. Jos. Black. Adv.
Pravnfk Scoblic z Tyndall byl
zde "a obchodem v pondelf.
Ma prodej, 6 tun sena. F. j,
HorhGek, Tabor, route 2.
500 buslG korny ma semeno. A.
Vavra, Lakeport. Adv.
Nam ma prodei 10 doinic, n6kte
re bfezi. Jan Hamburger. Adv.
Frank Kubal, ST., byl navSt6vou
synG u Geddes pres nedeli.
Plymouth Rock vejce ma prOdei
1S vajec "a SOC. PHI. G.. Bouska.
Naleznete plnou zasobu zelezne-
ho zbozf a nadobf v 10c storu.
Adv.
Oscar Janda byl karantenovan
nasledkem onemocn6nf ma zaskrt.
Robert Vauk a manzelka byli v
ned9li navst9vou u pfatel We Wag-
ner.
Frank Carda a jeho manzelka
byl, navstevou u pfatel Geddes
pres nedeli.
Matt Soukup a Thos. Kortan z
Geddes byli zde ndvstevou ma "a
Gatku t5dne.
Thomas HOSTEL FIR. Barta Cd
Dante sem pfijeli We ctvrtek ma
navstevu.
Name jednatelstvf cd firmy
Quincy Yankton ma kvetiny a
zeleniny. A.J.Novak.
Red Seal bflou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte vzdy We farmer
sk9m elevatoru. Adv.
FIR. KoGer ienz mel pronajmu-
tou farmu u Tyndall Sc rodirou
odstehoval do Gackle, N. D.
Mejte vzdy donna Pyro stffkac-
ku ma ohen; zachranfte tax svGj
majetek. Ma prodej v garazi. AID
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Pr. FIR. MARTINEZ cd Lake An
des byla zde navstevou svych no
diGI, manzel1 FIR. Honnerovych
Vejce cd Rhode Island Reds ma
prodej, 18 vajec "a 4Oc. Mrs. V.
j. Siman, Lesterville, S. d. Adv.
Ludvik Hakl Petr Petfik a
ieiich manzelkV ztrayili ned9li u
Lake Andes navst9vou pfatel.
Pr. Ladislava Karolewicz byla
navst9vou u svSch rodicG, man
zelG MazoukOv5ch u Dante pres
ned9li.
Frank Novak a jeho manzelka
cd Ravinia byli zde navstevou ma
zacatku tSdne. Pfijeli sem n au-
tomobilu.
Dejte Sc pojistit ma zivot slime
spoIeGnOsti kterou jest U. S. Annu
lily Life ms. Co. }. F. HOSTEL,
mfstnf jednatel. Adv.
Ma prodej, dunn a lot v dobfe
Gasti Tabora. Dunn ma 4 velke
svetnice mimo tfech mensfch. Lot
jest 118x220 stfevfcfch. Pekny
ma etek. Frank Beran. Adv.
Nekolik zdejsich rolnfka zapoea
10 polnf praci tento tSden. Zda
Sc trochu brzy, ale vse nsznaGuie,
ze budem miti letos brzy jaro.
Program a zabavu ienz zde pred
minulou sobotu uspofadali 2aci We
feline skoly, opakovali totez v Les
terVille S velk5m dspechem. Nav
St4va hvla VelikR.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-03-23
Alois Petfik PRAGUE CO knihve-
ia We Farmers Savings Bank.

ia We FARMERS Savings Ddlh.
DR.. Blezek koupil budovu cd
Karla Kinga nahlavnf ulici.
Vaclav Week vypomaha V zavo-
du Petffka Turka "a nepfftom-
nosti p. Petfika jenz odjel do Mon
tany ma vypomoc synovi Jiffmu.
Jan A. MatuSka pozbyl praci
pumpovanf vody pro milwaukskOu
drahu nekolik t5dnG zpet, ale on
to chce miti oznameno novinach
at je pOzd9 nebo ne
81. Klara MARTINEZ pfestala pra-
covati zavodu Vaukov9 minu-
IL patek n6kolik pfatei uspofadalo
ma nj obydli Rob. Vauka pfekva
penf ma rozlouGenou.
M prodej, farma 200 akrech,
6 mil severozapadne cd Tabora,
ma pekne vfstavnosti a jest to jed
ma nejlepsich farem We Okolf.
$3.50 "a akr. Frank Uherka, Ia
Dor, S. d. Adv
N9kdo ma masOpust Sc vypGJcil
kozich kterJ mel Ant. Koupal v
hostinci bratrG Welhov5ch. Ten
kdo Sc kozich vypGjGil, necht jej
laskave vratf, nebot nastane leto a
nebude jej potfebovati.
Minulou sobotu veGer Josef Me-
lichar uspofadal besedu pro vsec-
ky Pepiky v okoli a nepepiky Ia
Ike. Jeho lepsf polovice pro hosty
upravila znamenitou veGefi a pan
Josef pax roznaSel "p6nive".
N9kolik zdejsfch obchodniku
sem hodla v brzk6 budoucnosti
dostati feGnfka Brookings, jenz
by feGnil a vysvetlil jak Sc testuje
/ kornove semeno. Urcitf den Sc
oznamf.
L. j. Ahmann, re Sioux Falls,
jenz Je jednatelem pro pivovarnic-
kou spoleGnost Miller Brew. Co. v
Milwaukee, ktera vaff znamenit6
pivo High Life" jehoz jedna-
telstvf ma zdejsf p. Josef Hruska,
byl zde "a obchodem v 1terS.
Will Mach ieho rodina odjeli
We stfedu veGer do Lesterville kde
sedli ma vlak jedoucf do Nashua,
Mont. kde budou domovem. A.
A. Blachnik a jeho rodina odjeli
re zdejsf stanice We Gtvrtek rano
do tehoz mesta. Pfejem vSem
tenn jenz Sc tam odstehovali stesti
a zdaru v novem domov9.
Farmers Savings Bank pred ne.
jakJm Gasem zapocala vyzkouseti
pro farmery klicivost kornov}ch
zrnek vfsledkem, Re re 1926 zr-
mex jich bylo 1853 mrtvych, a 49,
velmi slab5ch, Gill Ghrnem testo-
vaIy SO pro cent, coz jest velmi
milky procent. V Minnesota me-
Ii tez spatnou kornu loni, jake v
tonic statu.
Emil Halva II rokd starry syn
pr. Halvove, jenz bydli ma sever
cd mesta zemfelv dter5 minul5
t5den, a pohfeb Sc odbyval We ctvr
tex ma hfbitov6 Nikodymove.
Hoch zemfel ma otravu ptomai-
mem, nebot pred n6jakym casem
pojedl donna d6lan6 jitrnice. Pred
n9kolika tydny zemfel ma stejnou
otravu jeho mladsf bratr.
ZdejSf vystehovalci do Montapy
zaslali v Gtery til kary zbozf do
Nashua, Mont. S karami jeli Geo
,, Petffk, Vaclav a Josef Wurtz q
Josef VoraGek, a pax J.M.Petflk,
jenz tam jel by pomohl synovi zff-
dit domacnost. Will Mach 70
dinou odjel We stfedu v noci Les
terville a Alois Blachnik rodinou
/ We Gtvrtek. Pfejem vsem zdaru a
, stestf novem domove.
Minulou sobotu bylo z Tabora
l zasIano % kar dobytka do Chicago
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-03-23
Nothing Good or Bad.

There is nothing either good OF
bad, but thinking makes it so.- Shake.
speare: Hamlet"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01

Neither national nor state restric-
tions on the use of premiums or
coupons can in any way affect Prince
Albert's sale!
1t is not to be wondered at that
when smokers consider a choice of
.,obaccos, their tastes = based ON
qualify instantly turn them to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

Rheumatism depends on an acid
which flows in the blood, affecting the
muscles and joints, producing inflanl-
nation, stiffness and pain. This acid
gets into the blood through some de-
feet in the digestive processes, and
remains there because the liver, kid
neys and skin are too torpid to carry
it off.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old-time
blood tonic, is very successful in the
treatment of rheumatism. 1t acts
directly, with purifying effect, on the
blood, and through the blood on the
liver, kidneys AMI skin, which it
stimulates, and at the same time it
improves the digestion.
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla today.
Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01

ever seen-puting on one garment after
another in the most unique exhibition
of intimate articles of feminine attire
ever staged in Salem.
Don t forget the contest for the most
popular local girl. The young lady re-
ceiving the most votes will receive a
beautiful suit or coat as the prize and
all are working hard to be declared
the winner. Pick out a favorite. Work
for her and help her win the prize. Do
your share to make Dress Up week a
success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01
'SA[EM'S STYLE SHOW
WILL BEGIN TONIGHT
Up-lo-Date Things In the Lat
est Styles Will Be the
Living Models

The last gown has been fitted and
altered. The young men and women
have had their last rehearsals-and all
is ready for the big Merchants Dress
Up Week Style Show that opens to-
night at the Oregon theatre for three
days.
Today has been a busy one for the
nine local girls who take part in the
show They have gone from one store
to another and have. stood for hours
while their garments were being fitted
and altered so as to make a perfect ap-
pearance.
When the curtain rings up on the
Style Show it will mean the climax of
ten days labor on the part of practic
ally every representative merchant in
Salem. There have been many obstacles
erative exhibit, yet the combined re-
chants has resulted in a splendid show.
Ahead of Fashion Sheets
"Without doubt this Salem Mer-
chants show will be the best Style Show
| have ever had anything to do with. "
said Manager Allen, who is producing
| it for local firms. "The merchandise
to be shown is the very last word in
late fall and early winter modes. All
the merchants have done everything in
their power to have the merchandise
up to the very highest standard and |
am sure that every critical women will
see-in an instant-that the merchan
disc worn and displayed tonight is
right up to the second in style. In fact
we will show garments that have not
been pictured in the fashion sheets as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01

meeting of the Cherrians last night, the
entertainment committee of which Carl
Gabrielson is chairman, was instructed
to arrange for the fortnightly dances. A
committee was also appointed to ar
range with James Mott to give show
the latter part of November. In order
that the Cherrians may study up on the
proposed excursion next summer to the
Yellowstone National park, literature on
the park will be sent the members.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01
Australian Wheat
May Be Sent Here

San Francisco, Nov. Australia
wheat will compete with American
grain while the price of the latter is
prohibitive, it became known today.
The first move for this war on high
prices is the chartering of the big
schooner, Snow of Burgess, to bring a
cargo of wheat from Melbourne to Bal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01

four, Guthrie and company, millcrs.
There is an exceptionally large wheat
crop in Australia this year, and prices
there are extremely low, as compared
with America, say those behind the ven
ture. They believe the imported wheat
can be sold under the present Anicri-
can prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01
For Women Only

And the models will show lingerie
but not to men. But they will not put
on the lingerie show in the evening
so don't worry men. The lingerie show
will be in the afternoons of Thursday
and Friday, and women only will be
admitted One of the professional mod
els will wear splendid wardrobe of
the finest under garments you have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01
PRINCE ALBERT
the national JOY smoke

Prince Albert is sold strictly on merit. 1t
is tobacco of choice quality and made by
an exclusive patented process that does cut out
bite and parch! 1t took three years and
fortune to perfect that process so that today
every man with desire to smoke pipe or
roll his own cigarettes can do so without a
comeback, no matter how tender his tongue
or throat may be!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-01

Jitney dances under the auspices of
the Cherrians will soon become part of
the regular winters amusement. AT the