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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-20
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open High Low. Last.
80, sSs :tasR.n on Il. . sN !" ~ !"
.s sSSS : :PsrRs;t o3t.. 9 ~ ." !" !"
zoo tCon n Oil (sp) 20 20 20 20
. 1000 : :GS2ssP oil i.9; "a :" Z" ="
i iSSS : :Eia b RsS9 p r. Il y l. u
1000 ELK o & Gap IA "a II II
1900 'Esmer Oh Corp Is ls
1899 Federal Oil. ~ 31s 4s
5000 'Friar Oil 60. q IN "a q
$4,000 'Glenrock OIL. 1874 f7A " va
500 'Internat Pet, 1919 t23a 1874 1874
1900 kan Ut Con Oil 1Ls rs
500 Kenova OIL (ap) Il Il p a
$4,000 ky Pet Pr. 83s ss4 83s 6ss
500 'Knick-Wyo Oil 81, sHa ga
1900 Lost City OIL. " u ss "a
500 merritt Oil c. 80 s4lA SO 81
1900 Met Petroleum. Isl 134 1,s IA
5000 'tMidwest Oil ..t61 f64 161 163
$50 $50 Mi .SS # Ref ,4o ~ 40 ss'' "a
10000 Northwest OIL. 81 II, OF Ivy
li iSSS ; Oh, 70 on Re-. & & 81 e &: s..
5000 tOmar Oil & G. 20 "a q p
$50 'Pan-Amer Pet 4s so 90 49
$500 .Penn-o o& c 124 12H 12S 124
1000 'tRed r o & G. 81 81 81 50
la! a5S : :saSolS 9'l oar 4 .. q. -
1900 .SeQuoyah OAR. "a q
$500 'TuxpRm OIL. f3S III 13s III
$4,000 'Un West Oil. 81 u "a 70
$4,000 'tUnited Pet. 80 80 80 81
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

6ou5rau: Matte, ga .nc,.
uer Manne uit)i rrd)t mubl III. lie.
gen Sic ibn cine Glatdc ms 9ct,.~
marie: Y<opobl, glG0igc
6rou, hotmem r0er Mcibmein2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

-8ioeriprud. 9anoOerfs.
turide (oer BON einem @utsbeiiser
BON Sole gemicicn miro: 8te
tonn ma llur ul5 9oibeiiGer 10
unb0ilid iein!
Iag5 sur Cute.
Gentiet 5%uuIhnber: So, mas mol.
len Sic ocnn mir eigentlid BON
mir?
9aooefe: ST mo0te BLOB NAL
fragen, Oh sic MD ood Dem Der
Elm Der 4%rbeitSloien" beitreten mon.
ten?
0os br.ngt bos &C.
idGfto II Fl d. 8etnnnter (aur
S5rau zines Yel3po,enbdnoIers): sd
babe SIREN lieber Wonn fsIten 70
pergnugt geieben Ipie gerabs lebt."
50, pihen Sic = Der tout erit
bel itren9sr adIte ridti9 auf."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25
gte NssEs

wie fdon frihsr .rpdhni, tn In
Der o~iesidbrigen Wobe Der 9loden'
rod bur6 ben mebr onidlieBenoen
brapiertsu Rod abQeI0it poroen. an
ben 5iftsn gebauidt omr bic 8ous
f9ung bura fubide Oroperie nur
o~ngeoeutet, uno am untern Ranb et<
mas enger ~reroenO, IdBt iid aud
mebr obsr neniqer Die Neigung CUR
3onneaufprm tonitotieren. bic our
Gsenart Der neusn Mobe geb0rt.
Inter ben b~erpsnoeten Stoffen limb
Ssibsn : Serisp uno NoatritOtitoifs
gu nennen. 3a3u tommen polene
Stoffe, meiItsus in grauen, 9elblt9en
uno bIouen 6ar6en. Die tritotartigen
Gbarotter 3eigen, unO ieoenfoas i'm
2ragen fid bauerbait ermeiIen tpers
ben. 0arunter IinD G~rieotins. 0ios
pbine, Goperscoat, 8abarbine, ytGtz
tine uip. gu ermabnen, pd1renooem
in Seibenltoffen Gbinatrepp, &repp
9eorgette, Satin, 0oile uno 6oularo
ais peihe, Ieidt faIenOe @epebe fer
nerbin CUTE Nerpenoung finoen per>
ben. Die nsnig ani6liebenoen. mad
Der Nrt Der Yrin3ebtIsiosr nit ben
Roden 3uiammengsarbeitetsn Sailen
uno 8luien ~perIdn9eH cine ungez
3lpungene free a~orperboltung. so
ioQ beim 2rug:n Der neuen Wooe
bas 8oriett melltens ausgeihaltet
neroen. Die n5upe5 tonneau" peis
len puniers ouf. in beren 5alten iid
bic 2oidsn perbergsu. Die R0de lino
Hanger 9etporDen. bod limb tie tur3
genug. I'M einen eIeqonten Strumpf
uno Sdub INNER nod 3ur 8eItung
brin9eu gu Io1en. gieIe !egere Roben,
meiit mltteI5 zines ihmQlen 9iirteIs
in Der Saiue 3uiammengeholten, iino
outf aurbels ooer perIeniidereien in
obitefenoen 6arben porteilboft gebos
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

2064.Srgenb elmer Ser iebt mober.
men StOffe Tam fir biefes ainber.
tleib4en oertpanbt perben. Gin nit
Der SpiBe Biz CUR gaiqenlinie rel
6enber 8ra9en bcgrsn3t ben Gals
ousfdnitt; aus 9leidem Mnteriol if
aud Der GlrteI geTertigt. unter benz
Der febr peite Hodteil in 6oIten ee.
legt lit. Nermel in boiler unb @ns
bogen : 2dnge. MuTter in 4 @r0Ben:
4, 6, s unb 20 Sobre. Grforoerlid
334 0orbs pon ~3630aigem MaterioI
fir s SoGr : 0roBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

Gin Ser. Stoatcu R~egicrungs.
1reibeita 4rIeibe : 9ono lit Die
iid)erlte Aulagc olli Scr groe. Gr lit
aciifert ourd) Die I ammtliheu
0uIf5queIIen Der reiditen yta'
tion Ger Q8elt. Gr bringt elm 9tetto.
Gintommen Elm ~ lit III 0irtliftelt
ioglt mic Naar, obnc ooS Riilfo bon
iuirfIidem 0oar.
@cnn Sic Oelo in Der Ireiheit3.
Nnleihe aulegcn 70 bcfommeu Sle Elm
mtcrihricbenc5 o0cripredleu 81 Sab
len" non elmer 0otlon, oeren Reid).
tbum auf $25O,00O,0 100000 ueron.
Id,laqt miro, .. /. Der Hcid)thum BON
GngInno. 1ronfreit, 9eutIdlIauo lno
Ctlterrcid, ltnQnrn 3uiamnengc.
noulmcnL 5ie erbaLt.n Den Bono ei'
uer Nation, bcren iobrlidlc3 Gin.
tommcn aui $50,O00,000,0 900 &C.
ihaBt miro, mo oog 1T - Mol 10
pieI mle Die Q~cQemudrtiqc InIeihe ~
oercn Neidlthum pom $4,000 per Gin.
lpohuer groBer mic irgen0 elmer alI-
ocrcn Wadt lit ulto oeren SduIo per
Ginlpohncr, icIbit nad)oem 0ic gcqef-
lportige Anl.thc an 0cn Winnn Qe,
brndlt mororn lit. meuiQcr ple $50
betrdqt, b / pcniger ME { / II 3 e \ II
tel %oerienlacn bon ENGLAND. Trant.
reid, ODER Icttlhlano. Aid1t Elm cin
3iae9 Utal iu icincr 8eidlid)te lit oicic
Ration citieu ein3iQcn Collar id1ul.
ola qcbIicbcn. Amerlfu5 0re0lt bat
itetiq ]il,gcunmmcu mo heltte bcltbcn
sic 0cr. Stnaten BONDS octl hodliteH
arcolt pom irqeuo eIner an0ercn gtos
ton pcroltaqabt
Menn mir SIC criuteu @elo in
oieicr Aulcibe ou3uIcQen 10 eriltdlt
l&hrc Reqierruq SIC uiht %br @eIo
3u iptuoircu. Anitcllc ocIicn miro
Shneu cine @cleqenhcit acboten 81
iparen uno lidler un3uleQen.
6reibeit3 Nono9 f0nnen SIT ne.
trdlen bon $50 a~ctoltit ipcr0eu. Sic
brjnacn 3Lcc 3inien 3nhIbor holb.
iabriid uu1 -. Ic}cmber uuo -.
%unl Sic limo nod 30 Sahreu fduig
u1o id,ou u0d) - ,Sohren clnlo3bor
SoIlte oic Ncaierunl nciterc NnIei
hen 81 elmer hobcrcu ais 3l2fc
3tn5rate mndlcu 10 limo oicic ,1rei
heita Wonos ioiort ourd, hober Der
3lllsbnrc Nonh9 ciuIoabar.
Sidlcrcs Nctto . Ginfommcn.
~llnicrc Rcgjerrul hat oicie Aou0&
pom allen Staatas o0er Nuuoc@itclCrn
befrejt. nu5geuommcu Grbidloit9Itcu.
crn Tieielhc Qibt %hnct olio elu
Hctto GiHfomntctL unbcadtet ser
giufomn1enitctcr IS Qibt nlcIe Nm.
IoQct nit elmer bohcrcn 3tu3ratc. olc
feline 3larc uctto %brluacL uadl
ocnl ntIe Steuern bciahlt limo
Gle bette Haiio fir Greblt.
Trcihcits AnItihc @ouos limo
Sic b~citmo0Iide @oli3 fitr Nrc0lt.
g&enu Sjr cine Mnlcibe miiuidlrfl 70
fonncn Sic oie Non02 bel ,\hrcm
@oufier @oeponireu mo Sir crbaItcu
oa5 bcuothiltc Neto 60 idnncn mic
Sic Sbre Aultlhc guritd5ahleu erhoI,
ten Sic Ibrc Nouo@ mie0cr. 2itielbet
hnbcn iiir Sic mahrtno Ger Qall}e1
3eDt 3inicu einatbrotlt.
GIN Trcjhcita Npnn lit better ais
iejn Vori Nrrtb iilr Sic int sale
%ic Srphit hrnttd,en
Seine AnIeibc. Ole 5ie Qeuratt bo.
ben, fam iitcrcr lem. utlo feline
Non6 Auaunbc c~rircut itd elmer
10 QroIcn Ncrtotf@ @~cIeQenbclt I'M
Sale Sic 81 pertoaien mltnitcn
Gtnc cute Anlnac.
dc Icttc QroEr NeQicruno@
Nono a~a>lubt mtrot IN lS9S filr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25
;3cidlncn Sic fentc.

,3eihncn Sic hclttc filr >lbre Srei
belts 0on02 WiIlioutn 0lcicr Pin.
lcthc limo ld1ou ocrf0uIt.
Mcnu S,e oligc1blitlid) fem C5cln
~oorrathig hobcu IL borqcit Sic g
non ,<hrcm Arbrit2Qcber oocr pon Ct
ncr Nanf. sic cine Spe3ioIitdt oor
ans modlt 'ijr oieicn ,}ncf @cIo 81
Ieihen Sic fonntn Gin NcuieruuQs.
bono 9c'ibcr iein. menn Sic ca fem
molten.
Ger Sdatomt&icfrct0r WcNooo
iuQt Zen qroftcn iofortlaen Gent.
0eu o0a oncrlfnniidlc Golf III 0lcicm
Nrjeg ilir miocrieue Trcibeit III Der
Qol,}en McIt Ie,lteu fam, iii Ser. Wit
tel iijr feline froitIac Nu2fiihrlinQ 81,
b~cidlofiem 2icic Nouo Nlt4aobc iii
ser eritc 5hrltt. &d criude crnltlid
UNI olc NtlthiIit cinca ieocn Nilrqcr9
int aon3cu 2nnhc III 0icien QroGtn
Gicnlt hca Hntrioti3mus."
Sic founcn ,>lrc }cidumna mir
Trclhtita Nonop III irQr1o elmer
Nmf. Irllt WcIeIid'oit. in sen o..
pnrttmcnt>Iaocu o0erGoitlmtcrn ma
den. NIod,Cn Sic oie bette ilnouiicle
unh patriotiidlt Nnlaae bettc iuocm
Sic <>hrtn ,Srejhcit3 Nouo 3cidlncu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

2067. Gin aus e,rsm stiit &c
i6nittcnes Gomentleip, mi Nerms.
in poGer cher boIfer gauge, 1T 5ier
Oaraeitelt. IS mag aus 6otin, So
baroine, Sar9e, Qeinsn. 9oi!e, Drill.
8In9bam uno auoeren m0Ih5aren
Stoffm onaefertiqt merocu. Huten
unb 9oroerteiI fallen IN qra5i0s &c
lhtpei ten Yin IN ijber bic Geiten6o
men. Der ianas Ner1nel 1T nit ei
mem breiten NufldIog perIehen, be-
bdIbIonae nit elmer tiir3eren Man
6ette. Muiter in 6 8r6ben: 81. sc.
So, 40 AZ unb A 3oQ 8ruitmnB
GrforberIih 6 Yorbs BON Al 3oT
breitsm Mo+e-iol fir SO Bon 0r0be
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

2061 uuo 2o63. Dieter Sport
an3ug beitsb; ous @IuIe uno Rod,
fir peId't se.renntc Muitsr porbun
ben lluo. gu Dem original tpurot
einfabe uuo pcitittt @oile ~oeripdnot.
Sebr bijbih wiiroc ih auh reibe
Serge nit it1par}er Gjnfddun9 aus
nebmen, ooer tinr 2ombir1tiou pen
G0ontuna lro Qeirtu. 9Iule uno
Nod t0nner alh getrtnnt Qetro9en
peroen. Qhai.tg in : 9r0Btn: fur
9luIe (206u a SO. IS, 40. ~.
A uno IS Sen 9yuitnab; fir Rod
-, u % =. 80, So uao 81 Son
<oiatnretto, Vyioroerlih 3 Noros
ron 365aGjetnt HottridI fir 8luie
ano SIS Naros pon 4S}olligem MA.
tertaI, fir g~I.tuar0Bt. llrtere Rod
tpe''s lei na4st5rtiteteu 6alttn, 334
Qaroa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

2O49. 0ieier unterrod Tam nit
Ober obne 9oIant bergefteGt tperben.
paienbe Stoffe finb MusIin, Gam.
brio, 9aIbIeinen, Drill, @esriuder,
8in9bam. Satin. Seioe uno QtIas.
Wluiter in 7 Gr0Ben: %, "a, 20, %,
80. 80 unb 81 3oQ Goiaenlpeite. Grs
foroerlid 6 goros bon 3630uigem
Stoff fir Rod nit 8oIont, unb 4
garbs obne goIont. fir "a 3oas
8r0be. Rpd unb 8olant meTen an
unteren Suum ttpa 8 Uarbs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

2O44 uno 2045. man tann
6ieIes aus gluie uno Rod beitshenoe
aIeio aus Serieptuh oosr Qeinen bere
Iteae,, ooer bic gluIe aus georgette-
Grepe uno ben Rod aus irQenb einsm
bousrboftsn 9uditoff ooer Woidz
itoff. Nermel in BOILER ODER haIber
Qdn9e. Die 1oihen auf Der 8luis
tonnen fortgeIonen lperoen. geioe
Nuiter in 3 8r0ben: Is, Is uub 20
Sabre. GrforoerIi4 8 Yaros bon
443ouigem Gtoff. fir 3aiQe uno 2l2
Yoros fir Rod. Der am untersn
9oum 234 goros mibt. fir 16
Sabr : 0r0be.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

5remocr: Goqen Sic mai,
lett eiriaen Gnaen ipuft Dos 8e'
ipcr,it ia nid)t MGR in Ger Burg.
rlinc.
9Gucrin: IS fonHtc uidt, 5os
NcIpcnit,rtud miro 3roo Qewoi1eil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

Bari ocrfolft uno fir 1903 in 1900
60 bod ipurocn oieie Bombs bon
@cloanIegern geihabt, oaB Der 8un'
oeaid,oemeiItcr nur ein 3ebntel Der.
icIben 5uriIffauien fonnte. ais er lie
cin5ul0ien iid erbot.
Sidern Sic iidl Rcaiernnas. Bombs.
Ole 6reibeit5 : gnleihe bietet 5b-
nen cine @eIegenbeit, gigentbiimer
bon HegicrungsbonoS 81 ucroen.
g~nlcecr; Qegcn Sic 3br @eIo an
mo c9 nidlt bcitcuert miro - in 6rei,
heit5 BONDS.
Sdnllebrer: Ireibeits : Bombs
iino 70 Qltt ipie 0eniion. Is lit Die
iiferite AnIoQe IN Der Mclt.
&erbeiratbete Ndnner: Treibeit5-
Bombs iiuo iitercr ME Gebensoerii.
d~erunnen llucIe Gam gibt ME iein
@cihdft auf.
Matcr: aouit cincn Rono fir
Gier gnbn. @cbt ibut eittcn qlten
Start" nit ltucIe Gam ais n8ofcr".
,Snuqe @eidaftslcnte: Tangeu Sic
,<hrc Bcid0It5 Garriere an iroem
Sic cinen 5rclheits . Bono f%auIen.
@criualtcr: GrIeidtcrn Ste 1Sbre
5orQen nm beionoere InIogcn inoem
Sic Treihcit3 Bombs Sbr Gertrau.
en- 5%lttpcn0en.
Nrbcitsaebcr: NcIieu gle 2SbrenNn-
qeItc0ten, inoem Sic ocnicIbcn @eIo
sum Gaufen nom 6~rcibeita . Bombs
uoritredcn.
Wife qentc: Grlcid)tern Sic Shrc
iinan3icDcn Sorqen uno MAIDEN Sic
&brc @interldlIenitoit iid1er, inoent
Sic &hr 0opitaI in Grclbcita 9on0S
onlcgen.
Tereine: 2eQcn Sic Shr iibcr-
ichiiiliae5 @eIo oort an. mo eS 3inieu
TRACT r III 6reibcit@ Bombs.
@ittipcn: Germciocn Sic Sc.
Observation-Disclosures, i'll oenen Sic
uneriohrcn limo, mo Icgcu Sic Shr
StIo in Treihcit3 @ou09 o.
Meme Nmerifancr: gcQeu Sie
,$br @clo an me q iidlcr iii II III
Treihcit9 @ou6s.
Soloateu: 8chcn 5ic iidler un0
it)llben 1ie oicieniQcn. oic Gle III
hauie lniicu. inocn Sie por Dem Mus,
mnrif &hr @eIo in 6relheits Bombs
anlcgen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
nv H. G. Hamiltonl

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York, Oct. 16.-Somehow it just
seems to be written in the stars that
John j.. McGraw shall not win another
worlds championship and by the same
sign it ear be read that Chicago shall
be a nemesis that shall follow McGraw
through his baseball life.
And today the stars and Chicago are
smiling ON a ''bush Lacquer, - an upstart
who came into the big city on Lake
Michigan to lead the great team Charles
Comiskey had assembled with dollars
and ingenuity. Clarence Rowland was
just a mere Three-I club manager and a
halfway scout for the White Sox when
Comiskey made the baseball world gasp
by appointing him manager to succeed
Jimmy Callahan.
Way back in 1908 the nemesis that
pursues McGraw began to make itself
felt. Down in the last grapples of a
fierce season, Cubs and Giants met. The
battle was hard. The clash was nerve
raeking. Then came the famous play in
which Fred Merkle forgot to touch sec
ond base and John Evers saw it. The
game was ordered played over and Chi
cago won it, clinehing the 1905 National
league pennant. \ fierce crowd battled
to get into the Polo Grounds that day
and they badgered and heetored the
Cubs until it seemed the famous old
team just eouldn't win against such
Odds. 1t was heart that time that over
came New York and today it is due to
the same gritty determination that Co.
miskey park is brushed up, waiting for
second worlds series banner.
Zimmerman The Goat
Folks here have nominated Heinie
Zimmerman as the chief goat of all
time for world s series encounters. Hell
ME used to be one of the old Cubs.
Maybe that S why the South Side fans
hoped him and did some plain and
fancy riding every time Heinie appear
ed there. Heinie, picked in New York
to be a principal hero, took it just as
he had been predicted in many quar-
tiers. He untethered his hOllow-horned
goat and allowed it to browse at win.
Zimmerman takes class today with all
the famous bones who have appeared in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16

crucial combats. Nearly always it had
been some fish play that dropped Nc
Graw in his world IS series starts. In
1912 McGraw had a chance to win and
should have turned the trick. But Fred
Snodgrass, Fred Merkle and Chief
Meyers contrived to let the golden APP
pie be split with the biggest half for
Boston.
1t is felt in Chicago that McGraw
make a big mistake by holding the
White Sox too ~cheaply. He saw them
collapse and crumble twice in New
York and thought it meant something.
When they came from behind Saturday
and won a ball game he recognized a
fighting heart and laid it to the home
crowd. The Sox, as a matter of fact,
are one of the finest scrapping teams
in baseball history. Their record during
the season proves their best came out
when they had to fight back
McGraw also was tempting fate by
shooting lefthander after lefthander at
the westerners. They have consistently
bombarded American league southpaws
all through the summer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
'CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL
THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY
Try This! All Dandruf Disap.
pears and Hair Stops
Coming Out

Surely try a "Danderine Hail
Cleanse" if you wish to Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time; this
will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt OF
any excessive oil-in a few minutes
you will be amazed. Your hair will be
wavy, fluffy and abundant and possess
an Incompatible s~oftness, lustre and
luxuriance
Besides identifying the hair, one APP
~plication of Danderine dissolvcs every
particle of dandruff; invigorates the
scalp, stopping itching and falling hair
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are TO
vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots,
invigorates and strengthens them. It's
celebrating, stimulating and life-pr-
ducing properties cause the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will
just get a % cent bottle of Knowlton S
Danderine from any drug store or tot
let counter and try it as directed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16

tinkering with plasters and tape, try
ing to fix a corn so it wouldn't hurt.
But now no one, in the world "should
worry because the moment you put
"Gets-lt' on, it means the end Of a
corn. There is nothing in the world like
"Gets-It''-nothing as sure and Ger.
tain-nothing that you can count
on to take off a corn or callus every
time, and without danger. The corn
never grew hat "Gets-It' will not
get. 1t never initiates the flesh, never
makes your toe sore. Just two drops of
"Gets-It" and prestol the corn pain
vanishes. Shortly you can peel the corn
right off with your finger and there
you are-corn free and happy with the
toe as smooth and corn free as your
palm. Never happened before, did it9
Guess not.
Get a bottle of "Gets-It" today
from any drug store, you need pay no
more than 25c, or sent on receipt of
price by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago,
Ill.
Sold in Salem and recommended as
the world s best corn remedy by J.. c..
Perry, d. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
Bad StOmachs
Business Failures

In this day of high efficiency more
failures are due to disordered stomaehs
than TO any other cause. Nothing under
mines the body and mind so quickly as
stomach trouble. 1t saps the energy
and reduces ambition and vitality to a
low ebb. Cathartics frequently agra
vate the trouble. Overcome quickly
your stomach, liver and intestinal trou-
BILE with Mary's Wonderful Remedy. as
it reaches the seat of the disease. Mil
lions have been restored BY it. Let one
dose of Msyr's Wonderful Remedy con
vince you today. For sale by J. c. Per
~, Capital Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
SAYS It Has Been Success.

Butte, Mont, Oct. 16.-White House
p.cketing by ~suffragettes has accom-.
plished its purpose-it has kept the suf-
frage issue prominently before the ma.
ton.
This today was the assertion of Miss
Anna Martin, vice chairman of the ma
tional woman's party. She said the is
sue would have been forgotten had it
not been for the pickets. Although she
served time in the workhouse, she said
she bore no animosity toward President
Wilson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
Real estate men all say that som,

Real estate men all say that some
thing is about to happen in the real
estate market, after the depression of
the past two years. There are quite a
number of farms changing hands and
inquiries for Oregon land are coming in
from all parts of the east. Now that the
farmer a contract for every pound
or bushel he can raise, and the old
question of a market has been solved,
there is a general feeling that the day
of the ten and 20 acre farmer has come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
Erickson Real Leader.

San Francisco, Oct. 16.-Although
Speed Martin heads the Coast league
pitchers in averages announced today
he has participated in only Is games
and Olaf Erickson of the Seals, with
80 games won and IA lost, is the league s
real leader. Erickson s average is .6s2,
Doe Crandall, of Los Angeles, is second,
with .632 and Houek of Portland third
with 600.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
An Exhibition Game.

New York, Oct. 16.-White Sox and
Giants will play an exhibition game at
l p. M, today at Garden City, Long
Island, for the soldiers of the Rainbow
division, encamped near there, prepar
ing to sail for France.
A ruling made by the national com
mission prohibiting worlds champion.
ship eontenders from participating in
exhibition games, either as teams or in
dividuals, will not affect this exhibi.
tion for the soldiers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
Wrestles with Logs.

Chicago, Oct. 16.-Frank Gotch, for
mer worlds champion wrestler, is ready
to go back to the farm for the second
fan with giant logs.
After a week in the German hospital
here recovering from a sprained back
sustained when a log got the first fall
in the match, Gotch will remove to the
Morrison hotel tomorrow.
He will remain in Chicago for a few
days before returning TO his farm near
Humboldt, la.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16

Shamokin, Pa; Miss Minnie H%ennessey
Hartford, Conn, and Miss Maude Jam
%ieson, Norfolk, Va.
The heavy sentence was imposed on
the recommendation of Assistant Prose.
cutor Ringgold Hart, in view of a sus-
pended sentence of a previous picketing
offense by the quartette and because
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
Female |. W. WIS Draw
Heavy WOrkkouse Sentences

Washington, Oct. 1G.-Six months
each in the workhouse, the heaviest sen.
tence ever imposed on White House suf-
frage pickets, was today imposed on
four by Judge Mullowney, in police
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
HOLD INQUEST OF
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Jackson S bat, curdled the souls of tn,
Gethamites by letting the ball percolat,
through his digits.. Thus, with Collin,
on third, Jackson first and the Giant,
playing like bloomer girls, the stage was
set for the tragedy.
Chased Collins Home.
Turn on the purple lights and give
us a little wormy music ON the fiddle
for this scene. Felsch prodded one to
RUDE Benton. Collins made a lurch for
home Benton herded him back toward
third, then tossed to Zimmerman. Collins,
aftra little hulahula on the path, waved
to Jackson and Felsch to keep ON ad-
vancing-then broke for home. Catcher
Rariden blocked his flight-enemies
hemmed him on every side, but thinner
man, instead of tossing to Rariden,
elected to pursue Collins toward the
plate. Thus, Collins, in wild flight, was
forced to scamper home and tally Chi
cago's first ace with Zimmerman, in
pop-eyed frenzy, at his heels. jackson
achieved third and Felsch second during
this horror and while McGraw' s hackers
were still gibbering with anguish, Gan
dill scored them-both with a single.
At this point, the coroner's jury adj
journed for ten minutes to wiring out
their soaked handkerchiefs. The jury
held that as third baseman Zimmerman
is a great Splinter. The jurors, however,
didn' It think much of his choice of time
and place for staging his race with Col
Inns.
A Harrassrng Tale.
Buck Weaver, the Sox shortstop, toss
ed a pebble into New York; machinery
in the fifth inning and prevented a tie
score by his flossy handling of Burns
drive. Burns hit the ball a fierce whack,
but Weaver speared it as it whizzed by
and snapped to second so fast that most
of the fans overlooked his circus work.
1t was the play that prevented a tieing
run being put over.
We now pass owe several narrowing
episodes and view the ninth. 1t should
have been produced in a prize ring.
Weaver after singing and achieving
second on a sacrifice, engaged in a
rooster fighting pastime with Fletcher.
Playful kicks in the shins and butts in
the stomach were exchanged, then Wea-
yer tailed on Liebold's smack.
The gentlemen on the %coroner's jury,
after having heard all the evidence and
viewed all the grewsome exhibits, re-
turned the following verdict:
3 eve, the jury, find that the deceased
came to his end by suicide in the sew
enteenth degree, committed in the
fourth inning. The Sox are completely
absolved from all blame"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-16
rs LEPER.

Alberton, Mont, Oct. 15.-Statt
Health Officer Cogswell arrived here
today from Helena to take charge OF
o. J. Willett, state senator, who is Q
victim of leprosy.
Willett believes he contracted the
disease serving in the Philippines with
the army. He has been suffering with
the leprosy IL years, but thought it
rheumatism.
Willett will probably be sent to the
leper hospital at San Francisco.