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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23

@elie Doctor So.
Stepbens Doctor 60.
Gelie engineering So.
@elie 9llggD SO.
Woline Iurl1iture So.
Mbrabam GanoD SO.
Moline Eiano SO.
Moline glepator So.
@bans & 60.
2llnot & SO.
9ierr & So.
Sisf & 2oosleD.
$50 Smith,.
&al1f's Shoe Store.
Np0bad Shoe Store.
q. s. 8anber Gennet.
Maper & Sobnion.
9oltngren & Gage.
Soc 0aebeliebn.
Strictly 9iano So.
9ager & &anf.
Yope & Sepbl1rn.
5reo gollng 0low Gitp Garage.
So. g%loomqnilt.
Carlton Bros.
Woline &arOmare. So.
g. & 9. Nuto Gales So.
S. 6. Stepart.
9romn & Gbriitiion.
9. S. 3oof.
grDffnet mlrDe ser BUG bon elmer
%ltarfen 5daor bon Mobern Moob=
men of Mmerica, be1en sic Sl1geno=
lpebr WoD Scomts) Ser 9rei-5taote
folgte, banr1 fan1e,1 sic Iltrnpereine
Ser 3rei=Stdote nit ibren aftipen>
Sen 4amenflal1en ltn6 ibren Il,rll=
ldiilern uno Iurltldiilerinllen, lpG=
ter peitere @oobmelt, ll,o ei1te groBe
Ml13abl Ser Geomen of Mmerica, ole
lit prddtigel1, tatnrgetrellel1 Snbinz
nerfoltiime1 ltto sic @eiidter braun
gefdrbt. Gs parelt bieIe uMeomen"
cine Ser idoniten @rltppelt in Ser 500
rabe, Sbnen folgfen Sic Soo Sell
lops nit ibrem Uniform @anf al1 Ser
Ste Mitglie0er bes aaaba
in prahtigen. golbglisern-
Sen &oifiimelt, Mitglieoer ser Mobal-
ia @rotte fan1en lpdter IN pielen Mlts
.fomobilen, Sen tiirfilden Te5 alti ben
Sauptern. 4ann iplgtet bie Sball=
apagen u,to @efabrte citler nad) Dem
moeren, sic ga1t5e bebeltten6e ssllOll=
ltrie ser 3rei=5ta6te NOR ill Ser $50
RODE pertretelL mas 6entli1 flarlegte,
gu meldyeln Snoultriccentrltm bieie
berangepadien iinb. Die Garaoe
mar cine g(ugenmeioe, mie lie nod
1,iemals 5l1por ge6oten lpurbe ullb
ri1t lobalb nieoer gcbotsn merbert
Menn etmas pernibt pl1rbe, NOR
es Mlliif. Cine aapelle mar bel 3l
apel,ig in Ser rieltg laltgen Nara0e.
gs bGtten bcrer piel mcbr lei1t foll=
men. Ger Ma,lgel an Mliif fiel Inn
10 mebr aufl neil man ourd bie bic
len Mniiffapellen III ser I'm piel; iebr
piel fleineren 4arabe Der Gifts" an
Sage 5llpor perlpobl1t lpar.
Mber troy bieles fleinen Mangels
NOR Sic Harabe ldon, mltnoerbar
idon, groBartig. 9ie Sabrifartet,
@eibaftslente, 2ogen un6 @ereine
fonmen nit ponem Nebt anf 6ielelbe
itol5 fem. gs aibtmidt biele 5tdote
bon ser @r0be Der Die 5taote"
%biloenoen gin5elltaote, nenn iiber-
balpt melde, bie ibnen ofeie aroBar-
tige Yaraoe nadymaden fonnen. Sa,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23
lntberiidler @ottcsoienit.

Sim somtag, Sen 25. SSllni, miro
1ln1 balb 2 l1Dr Nodmittags i'm
S1nlbal1s go. 2 5lt Mllels @rope
belltider @pttesOienIt gebaltcn mer=
Ben. gls 2utberaller Ser l~lmgegenb
lino bcr5lid) eingelabel1, lid oaran 81,
betbeiligen.
$. ublmann EaItor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23
Sir sic Sabrbnnbcrtfcicr nnb Sic
@cimfellr=@pdr.

Iid) inn Sauptql1artier Ser alten
Oie %folgenOen often Mriieo=
regiltriren laiIen:
sll1gl1lt Meabil1g, 9abenport.
81. 8. Ibomlo1L 1apenport.
Mfap Sale Mcgadron, Omaha,
Marion @lanoing, Moli,1e.
SSate 8. @ilcor, &od Sslanb.
OF. g. 81. 3onaloion, Colorado.
Charles 3rllmmonb, Scott So.
S. 6. Soaps, &emanee, 81.
Strait 8. s. Meef, ct. saul, Mint.
5ral1 Sas. s. Davenport, Iapen=
port.
ssreo Iitterinator, 91od Sslaro.
Sral1 81. .. 9'Iop, Iapenport.
Iral1 $. Carleton, 9qpeaport.
IS. 4ecfenlniDer, Glepna.
Sral1 %. q. 3apenport, Iapen=
port.
gir9inia Davenport Carroll, Ga-
bcllport.
NnDrem glaoel, 9lpd Sslanb.
g.. 81. San Sant, Milneapolis,
Minl1.
1rot Gargep, Moline.
6ralt @riep Goof, 9fod Sslonb.
6ralt gli5abetb @oof, Sod Sslanb.
8. S. Ipltp6l1e, Nod Sslanb.
Irie 9. @rapetgetter, 9apenport.
@. $. 3iegler, @eneleo.
Jralt @attie Gl1itllan,N orf Sslanb.
Gerrp $. 3apis, ct. Charles, 81.
@enrp Sui omer, aanlas.
Sri. Marp E. &ellp, &of Sslan6.
s. @. 8ineo, Grincetor1, So.
6rau Sultan Mpetel, Ies Moines.
@enrietta @atts, &of Sslano.
Geo. Stroeble, Mod Sslono.
6. g. 8l1tnam, Iapcnport.
5ralt S. $. &eepes, Davenport.
6ralt s. $. Geeoes, Davenport.
9. 3. @abriel, Iopefa, &a11.
Or. Sobn &nor, Grinceton, Sa.
s. S. Glarf, Davenport.
5Sra1 @. IS. Wfofr11ol1, gSeltaDooD,
Sal.
@. @eibner, 1openport.
@. S. Cooley, Davenport.
Sralt SO. S. Goolep, Davenport.
Gbarles @artlanb, Gapenpprt.
Mibaro Golemere, Ianpile, Sa.
IS. $. Naogette, Gamande, So.
g. g.. 9inos, 1apenport, Sa.
S. Merrpnlall, &earnep, Neb.
s. s. Sob, Moline.
Sra1 s. gonbam, Mpline.
6rau s. gfinner, Mpline.
Ibam GaBmalL God Sslat1o.
S. s. Sclicr, Ml1scatine.
6ral1 S. s. @eiier, Muscatine.
Clara 90. @arber, Iapenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23
@tabt unb Gonup,
greitag, ben %. SUM.
Rleile etaotzW enigtciten.
- Merpe11ol : Mittel gegen Gbeu-
matismlts unb Sdmer5en aller Mrt.
9iiepe's Mpotbefe, 403 peltl. 2. Ctr.
;3r ucrfanfcm. Ias Mclpport SAFE

rno gleltaurant, meldes ein gutes
@eiddft tbut. Sn gutter @egeno, gut
altsaeitattct. Greis $500. u Sit
~tereiie $1,000 pocr fir l1nrtalid. Set
lie acknowledgement. Ma6en sic eitt
Mngcbpt. Ser gigentbiimer fat an=
bere Geihaftsintereiien. Gerfal1ft SIT
eillem Spferpreis. Netpport Gafe,
ITO oltlid,e 3. StraBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23

- Cine bor5iiglide M1ts1pabl Der
oll~erneueiten nnb beiten Gapeten fir
ole 3immer at maBiaen 8reiien.
Sobn q. @ittsper, 305 @eit 3. Ctr,
Davenport. Nn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23

Die Irei-staotc, Sic baben's in iid.
S%elo1oers crireulih ii ons borlnol,i-
ldle 3rlammenmirfen Ser 8iirgcr Ser
1rei=Staote, ourd lreldDes anein es
mogliG luar, Sen Gicienerfolg oieler
Earaoc 81 er5ielen. Moge bicjes
barn1onild e 3uimmmcnipirfcn gum
Velten ser 6rei gemainmeie len imner
ilnniger llrto feiter lperben nno INNER
lboltere griolge weroen 5ltn @eltel1
Der cin5elnen Stabte l1l10 ibrer sc.
iammtbeit er5ielt merben.
|. Die grobartiae aeltrige Naraoe bat
oas 10 oelttlid gc5cigt,. bob Sober
manlt bon Sen qroBen gortbeilen oie=
les, bartnontlden 3ltiamlnenmirfens
liber5c!lgt morbet 1ein mltb.
8eltern Mbenb fal16 oaltf1 alf ser
Mrlelaliniel Dor Ser groBen Iribiine
BON 7:30 bis $3.50 l1br groBes aon-
5crt ltatt.
I'm 8 l1br g6c1os fano Damn sic
aroBe sdaaitellllltg itatt vReptlrlr
l%ltattet Dem @ater Ser 8e1p1lIer eit1e11
gellld ab". @eranitaltet bon sen per.
ldjicoellen 9ootflltbs, p%crbunoen nit
@alerfeterpcrf, illumination 11ro
alroeren Jeltlidfeiten.
1as Tellerperf tpar 11odJ ar6Ber
nflo better, oils SOS am Mittmod)
@beno. Ml1dg oieie Sdmtltella1
lunroe lebr gut 0lrdgefiibrt 11r0 bon
Der lebr groben 3l1idal1eribaft, sic
it'd lpieoer eingefu1oen batte, lebr BEL
fallig altfaertunnnen. Sic 8ootpora-
De allf oem Jll1fle - al(e @oote ma=
rem erlend}tet geipabrte einen lebr
biiblden Mnblid.
Gas &rOsrantm fit Gcttc.
TrcttaS. 23. Sunt.
rSung Mmerifa=g Sag.
Bruic &itthcr= Garabc: 8reTc.
@enn 1lbr Morgcns: &imbcrparobe lit
scitcr ic6cn Der 9rei : Stabtc.
@admittaas: Slaoscnbria, spurts,
Selbtag, geiangc etc. anf bcr Mr=
icnal Suiel.
S5cte $50. 1: 9ie Micfcnflasge.
@irb bon bielen ainoern getragen
l110 bpr bem @ranb GtanD a,tsae<
breitet. Welange II. (. IN.
Ssci,c So. 2: Ser Miidtopf.
Cine N1sltelIl1ng aller Gationer, Sic
bon Dem amerifaniidcn @eiltc err
fiilt, gu Mmeritanern iperben. 9ielc
bcr1diebcuen Nationsabfommlinae
iperben burd Sic Slaeeen Ser be-
treffenben Mationen gefenn3eid)net.
Sse,te so. 3: Spprts, spiele etc.
9tbcnbS bpn balD adt bis balb ,eatn
1tDr: &pnscrtc.
Salb ,ts,,tt 1tbr gl6enbs: Grpfe Mebue.
3nlammengeieet BON eiltem groBen
Yageant, Seuertpcrf lnb bergl. an
bcrcn gprfiibrnngen.
9as Erugramm fir Sic @imbcrpur-
fM1rmngen.
Yrofellpr 8ilbelm Mellter maht
oas Yrogramm Ser l1ebnnge1t BE-
fan11t, 'pelde Sic ai,1oer beltte Nah=
lrtittag auf Der Irienaliniel porfiib.
rem merocn. Na6itebeno Sic ein5elnen
Nrogrammnlmmerr:
1. Observation-Disclosures bon 6en
ainoerlt Der Nod ISLANDER Sdn-
len borgefiibrt.
(Sortietuns alf Settle A.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23

ten - bieueidt allsgenomnen. 0ie
gauge Oer Yaraoe mar cine gall3 rte
liae l1n0 mas bie Sd)allipagen a1be,
trifft, maren picle bon gall5 beriifen,
Der Sdonbeit Oarlt1ter, 10 oaB man
in @erlegenbeit NOR, irsen0einem bel1
9reis 5t ertgeilcn. @enn man oad-
te, oaB Der ebcll paiiircn0e Sdallpa=
gen ood pieueid)t ser idonlte gepeiet
let, Do fam billterber eil1 anoerer, Der
ei1lem nod idoner unb seidmaefpol-
ler erld)ien. Sic Sabrifanten ulo
@eldmftsleute, l1lter oieien iogar 2e=
|bens= l1nb Ieuerucrlidprllngsgeiel=
ldaften, battcn it'd glle bemiibt, oas
|@elte 5lt ~leiiten, ipoblrd Ser Ge=
|alnmteinorltd elm 10 groBartiger
muroe, ooB CT lid) oe1n @eOad)tnib
tief einpragte nllo nidt 10 balo aus
oemlelben perihminoen miro. 8ou-
ten mir inns bcniihel1, bic ein5el1en
pradtigen sd)auma9en 51 beid)rei=
ben, fort,ten mir Die Spalten elmer
pier5igleitigen 3eitlntg fiillen, mo51,
eS inns leiOer oll 3eit gebridt. gin-
seine Ser 5halrmasen naber 5t be-
.i6reiben, erld)eint mis- oils ein l1n=
red)t gegen Sic moeren. Satten bod)
Islae pcrludJt, oas gelte n,1o 51oni te
5ll aebe1t, bas JIG criinnen nnO alls-
fitbren fpnnten.
@ir geben oabcr nad5iteberlo MIR
Die geannen Ser Jabrifantem &C.
idaitslellte, 2ogcn unb @ereine, Sic
S%d}alllpagen 1tro oltsgel6miifte Mll-
tomp6ile ltno @efabrte in ser 4ara0e
Butten.
g. q. Sacobien - g. g. Sacob-
len.
2agomarcilro @rl1pc So. - g. 2a=
gomarcino.
soaigon gofiec So. ~ Z. 5. Sal
ligan.
Sidep Bros. - @m. @idep.
SobnltonsSelliolls So. - s. Sci
iions.
5aoler's Grus Store = g. sc.
Sabler.
Giti5eng ,1rnlt ans 5apings ganf.
@eltern 6lom Wius - 8. 81.
5alter.
S%n0epenoent Batting 60.
@bite Slip Mig. So. - Sam :.
@bitc.
gob gros. Mfg. So. ~ %. S.
sos.
HobOemig-5 dmiot Canon So. -
@alter Sdmiot.
g1tg. 6. 5teffen So.
Nl1ritp Oats So. S. $. Glrr=
per.
Mortin=sooos 60. - sc. @eith.
She &arfert gigar 50.
6re1d & @edt - S. 8. &e6t.
&ohrs Yadtng 50.
SniOer, @ali6 & @Dncs.
Geoples Sight So. - $. 6. Wlad-
ped.
Ianellport Nearl Button So. -
60. &rorie.
Ml1cller 21tm1ber So.
6erb Saaf Cigar So.
3. Hidter & Sons -Garl Mid)ter.
Crane So.
Son Son.
Iapcl1port See 60. @ % gu-
bred]i.
aorn @afing So. @m. sc,
&orr.
N%itts6urgb 9late gloB 60. 20 81.
@. McGabe.
@ea-Soncs SO. ~ 5. 81. gea.
1openport Sag ono 4aper SO. -
g. @. Nptb.
Mrn1ollr & SO. - 5. 6. 5dmiot.
Davenport .6lour anb SEED So.
Davenport 2ao0er SO. - g.. 6.
tSapmaro.
:. Us. Mcgleaano So. - 90. $.
5. $. 6. geterien's Cons - s..
S. Son Maur.
Sarnc0 81 Son Maltr - 81. s.
Sarneo.
Spencer 5ltrniturc So. ~ @arrp
Spencer.
Barter Giano SO. - S. 9arter.
Sri=Gitp Hiano So.
Gerel pta 6lonr So.
shmiot Wlliic So. - g.. 6.
.Sdmiot.
Soma steam 2aunorp - @.&obls
man.
Groof gros. aauuorp ~ Molono
Maion's Garage.
sc. 8. Earfer SO. - 90. 8. Iar-
fer.
simon & 2anoauer - Sugo 5i-
mon.
gromns' @uiineb College $.
$. SUIT.
llnocr,poob Ippemriter So.
Sieg Sron So. 81. 81. gnsle-
gari.
gonoerllice=Stabme 5boe 50.
Morf Sslan6 81. sc, 6. 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23
Mcmcs 2pfal. Ibe @eItern @ulineb

grdangc fir 6armlanoereien nno
Staot=@ runbeigentbum. @rl1noeigel1=
tbl1m ln1b @elddftstraltsaftionen.
3imn1er gp. 1926, 105 meltl. 2. Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23

Saben Sic idon Sl6 UiiIiion
gier probirt? @leib nit Dem beiten
importirten 8ier u16 empfobler Don
ben Dottoren. Sod SsIano Breming
gon1par1n. Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-23

Gage 4barmacp.
5ilberlteilt @ros.
6orber & 9iro.
@pf Sslanb.
8. g. McGabe & So.
Mfil1 & Sbmettfer So.
sc. & g..
Dolng & McGombs.
Sill Sllrniture So.
Nnd Sslanb Sransier So.
electric Contribution aus Wadine.
So.
5. S. llllemeDer.
g. Srtpin &apes.
@omlbp Ml,iic @ol1ie.
8lad &apf 2ntl1brD.
Saegc, tie Sailor.
Mael1, Meper & So.
Some Gea So.
Mc&irlep Sarbmarc So.
BATTLES, G%lepenltil1e So.
S. Hamier Cons.
SO. 81. @bleb & Son..
Nodwell See ano Sl1el 60.
Wontgomerp & Campbell.
Barter 2aunbrp 50.
s. .. Gaile, ST.
Streder & 2emis.
@ells Sarge grpreB So.
Moams grpreB 60.
God Sslano 8lom So.
Mod Sslanb Manufacturing So.
Npd Sslanb Salb II Iopr @orfs.
Slinois Oil So.
Genn Gil ano Supply 50.
9lafe Specially So.
Stool Sslan0 2ltmber ano Manu-
,actllring 60.
Sanobo Starter So.
&lodau Ml,to a16 Carriage @orfs.
&of Ssln1b Megilter So.
Gud Sslanb $1,000 @orfs.
Stodbale Gbeeie & Speciality So.
Saterlrtan Doctor 60.
Iri=Gitp slltto Supply So.
&iiiel &ar Coles So.
Speflal1b Sales So.
Sobn See Mllto Sales 60.
stabt Mod Sslanb - Site 3epar-
entents.
@alter 8. Derburp.
@lemann & Sal5man.
9earbslep Speciality 60.
8rabD Grocery 60.
g. @oltma11.
Wcgartbp 8ros.
S. Moffitt.
$. 2al1ge.
$. 30. 8earoslep.
6. M. Cannon.
@ooo Sud- Butter So.
S. S9aab.
S. 81. altidman1r.
s. Nlaoel.
6. Naab.
IS. 8. @aniert ganop 60.
Nomaf Wotor So.
Gotten Nllto So.
Don Sales So.
Simon 2etpis.
@itp Steam 2a1rnbrp.
S.1'lss 9angD1ets. L.
~. go''el''c Separtf1eH1 Of @eonlen,s
Saubers's aapeue.
= y. y.
y: 20: ~. ~
@.uls Ieparlel1'e'1 Ssoh'en elno.
gu!eoull Sea9ue;
glllplg yel'rles alloc1a1loh Vte1ro'
'pllian :, Sne.
~. y. n.
" ~ Us: Sefp1s;
9gl y @t1ia)eu.
5. 9: sal1e1t.
~. @agl1er.
SoDll Sallberg.
2. .. 3enlporfDD.
y; y; 8ltDer.
GDarles Moleftf1elo.
s. e. 8btte:
m Mlloleg Marl9all.
e fuu. gellu1.
oSulltGS Sutlltul.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-02
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS

farmer in the Open Forum today, defends the
mail order business the ground that the saving IN
some instances is material This may be true, and no
one goes far say that article should ever be pu
chased away from home 1t is the general principle Of
patronizng the home merchant where the difference IN
price is not too great that is contended for 1t stands
to reason that the money spent at home aids IN the up
building and development of the country, and the larger
the business of local merchants become the better they
are able to supply the needs OF their customers because
goods may be bought in quantities to greater advantage
and at lower prices That is of where mail order
houses have the advantage. They pay no local taxes
employ no local help sell for cash in advance where the
local merchant must frequently give long credit, and
their margin of profit if smaller is much more certain
and their vast volume of business runs into fabulous
sums.
If the city department stores and mail order houses
succeed in putting the small city and town merchants out
of business the town must retrograde and the farmers
local market will be curtaied to an extent that Will prob
ably more than offset the lower price he may purchase
goods for through large stores which buy In great guam
titles direct from the factories and sell for cash from
centrally located warehouses where many OF the eX-
penses of retailing are eliminated
Farm lands living adjacent to large prosperous and
progressive towns are more valuable and profitable than
those farther removed from market centers and these
cannot exist without they are supported by the sur
rounding country That is the gravest danger facing
this country today-the elimination of the small city
and the concentration Of wealth. business and industry
in few large centeTS 1t is corruptng American llte
is the most potent cause of labor unrest and threatens
MANY of the best social institutions OF national life.
The mail order business is doing than any other
one thing to aid the drift away from the country and
the small city toward the crowded centres of business
and industrial life.
The farmer or anyone else should look out for HIM
self and not be bound to any roncad rule of buying or
selling but he should always make virtue of loyalty to
his home community and give it preference whenever he
can afford to- The mail order house cares nothing for
its patron except his money in advance and denies the
privilege of examining the goods before purchase gives
no credit employs no local help pays no taxes builds no
business houses in the community and buys none of the
products of farm. 1t is cold-blooded business
proposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-02
Pratum News Notes
Capital journal Special Service.

Capital Journal Special Service)
Pratum, Or. Feb. Miss Mary Har-
per, who attends the Capital Business
college in Salem, spent the week end
with her father who resides east Of
this city.
Miss Lena Ramseyer spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Ramseyer.
Mr. Leo Nadon, who has been EN-
ployed in Portland, is visiting with mis-
! Iarents.
Miss Verna Ludi was a Salem visitor
Wednesday.
Mr. George Schaap was capital city
visitor Saturday.
Miss Blanche COnu is recovering
fro1. severe attack of la rippe.
Mr.. Nadon, who resides etst Of this
city is very ill with the la grippe.
A hard times party was given by
four young ladies' last Thursday even
ing in the hall. A good time was en-
loyed by all present.
The Franklin Literary society gave
its regular meeting Friday evening. A
large crowd attended Tne debate on
Resolver, That a spendthrift is more OF
u detriment to his county than a miser
was handled by the following: Affirm
ative, Melvin Lien, Alicia Welty and
f. c, Petticrew; negative, Joe Crahane
s. G. Yates and Otto Bentler. The
judges chosen were: Miss Maurer, d
j. Steiner and S. S. Baumgartner. The
decision was in favor of the affirma
tive. The following program was Civ
en-: Recitation, Isian STEINER; music
S. j. Yates; reading, Harry BiscAoff
current events, by +. c. Petticrew; and
music my Mr.. Weiss. The next meet
ing will be held February u.
Mr.. V. J. Krehbiel who is on the
federal jury in Portland is home fol
Sunday.
Mr. Earl Seamster, of Salem, visited
Thursday with his brother, V. l.. Seam
ster, wao bought the POoler store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-02
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

The Medical Re, ord New York;
of December IS, 1909, contains an
article on "The Treatment OF Pull
mOnnry Tuberculosis, Based ON the
Assumption That the Dietetic Cause
of the Disease is Lime Starvation"
by DIR. John f.. Russell, who says;
"The condition which Is recognized
as preceding the active development
of tuberculosis In the adult may be
considered as due TO lime starvation,
Among inorganic substances
lime salts appear to be Of special
physiological Importance
but IL the salts are not In organic
combination Il In difficult to suppose
that the cells can appropriate them
for food"
Years of widespread use confirm
us in the belief that the success of
Eckman's Alternative in cases Of pull
monary tuberculosis Consumption
and chronic throat and bronchial
troubles is due in large measure to
its content of lime, so combined with
other ingredients as to be easily ap-
proprlated by the cells.
Doubtless this has had much to
do with the results obtained in many
cases OF these affections, which ap-
pear to have yielded to Eckman's
Alternative.
AS It contains no opiates, narcotics
or habit-forming drugs, II is safe
to try. Your druggist will order 1t
for you or you can send direct.
Eekman Laboratory. Philadelphia,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-02

prohibitiye figure. This is the extent
of his power over export duties which
are regulated by the states individual
ly. Recently a government measure
was introduced in the federal senate
proposing to delete or at least reduce,
the duty on imported raw cotton. The
memorial to the states was directed in
the hope of stopping a possible short
age in the Brazilian markets. The bill
in the senate has for its purpose the
reduction in local prices by means of
outside competition. Nobody can pre-
diet what the cotton states win do to-
ward prohibiting the expectation of
cotton, but it is safe to predict that
the import duty will be reduced ma
terially and that is the big hope of the
textile industry, the hope of the Amer
lean exporter and the benefit of all
concerned except perhaps the Brazilian
grower and the combine. The grower
doesn't worry, except for oratorical
purposes, because he produces the best
cotton in the world when the drought
permits him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-02
Alaska Coal Fields
Ready To Be Opened
For Independent Miners

Washington, Feb. p Actual devel-
opment of the fabulously rich Nlatanus.
ka coal field in Alaska will begin this
year. The small, independent miner
will have chance, under the lease
system Secretary of the Interior Lime
is expected to announce within the
next few weeks, to work this coel
field Uncle Sam has 50 carefully
guarded from being gohhled VI by the
Coal Barons. This is the prediction
from Secretary of the Interior Lane.
BY fall the plans to have the govern
ment railroad built tothe coal fields.
An army of railroad builders will be.
gin about March lst to complete the
line to the Natanuska fields. "Our
immediate objective is the Matanuska
fields said Secretary Lane today.
eve want to push the railroad through
so that we win be in the coal fields by
the end of this year We have drawn
q lease on these coal lands. We hope
within 80 days to be able to announce
those parts Of the coal fields that are
reserved to the government. At the
end Of this year we hope to have a
line from Anchorage up to the Matanus.
ka fields, and we ought TO press on
from the Matanuska River through the
Susitna valley The immediate work
this spriug and summer on the Alaska
railroad according TO Lane and Chair
man Edos Of the Alasks Railroad Com
mission, will be TO complete the road
from the deep water terminal at Seward
through TO Matanuska. ''We plan to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-02
CHARLES H. FISHER,
Editor and Manager.
BACKACHE AN D RHEUMATISM

finally decided to put it into the drug
stores of this country within immedi.
ate reach of all sufferers.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierce's An.
uric Tablets. There can be no imita-
tion. Every package of "Anuric" is
sure to be DIR. Pierce's You will
find the signature on the package
just as you do on DR.. Pierce s Fav-
Orite Prescription, the ever-famous
friend to ailing women, and Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
proven by years to be the greatest gen
eral tonic and reconstructor for any
one.
At any rate don't give up hope of
being cured of your malady until can
uric' has been tried. Just a few
doses have proven that it win make
one feel like a different person.
Editor-Please insert this letter in
some conspicuous place in your paper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-02
Brazil May Offer
Big Cotton Market

Rio De JaneirO, Jan. 23.-(By Mail)
-Brazilians now paying big prices for
their cotton goods believe there is a
Cotton Combine here, which is taking
advantage of the short northern Brazil
crop to boost prices. The people be-
lieve lower tariff would permit Amer.
lean cotton to come in and bring prices
down. Legislation is not ready for
passage looking toward this lower
tariff and United States cotton grow
ers may find big market here to take
the place of the European markets
they have lost Brazil wears cotton.
Not only wears it, but grows it. There
are more than three hundred Brazilian
mills manufacturing it. These mills
employ 10000 operators. Therefore,
when two years drought in the
northern states reduces the crop by
half and a combine of buyers, pro-
tected by q 1 cents pound import
duty, vorners this half and makes the
textile industry pay an exhorbitant
price for it, the Brazilian sits up and
takes notice. Because: the grower sold
it at the usual price, the miller paid
a twenty per cent increase on it, the
10000 operators are working half time
and the other Brazilians are paving
more for their clothes, and other cot
ton goods. The only happy men in
Brazil, so far as cotton is concerned
are the members of the buyers com
bine and they are sitting tight behind
their four cent wall and saying moth
ing except that it is still terribly dry
in the northern cotton fields Last
week President Braz directed a mem
orial to the governments of all the cot
ton states of Brazil, urging them to
raise the export duties on cotton to a