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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01
State House News


Game Warden Shoemaker says he has
been importuned by many hunters to
extend the hunting and fishing season,
but that he capnot do this as he has
nothing to do with making the laws.
That is matter entirely in the hands
of the legislature. which having fixed
the length of the open season, it must
stand until changed by the lawmakers.
The Industrial Accident Commission
has tvarded pensions to the widow ani
children of William McAllister, who
was killed at the Sugar Pine Lumber
company IS plant at Selma, several
months ago. The commission in award
ing these pensions holds that McAllls-
ter was "killed in the course of his
emrloymont." The widow will receive
a pension Of $50 a month and the two
children one of six dollars each.
When a railroad company gets its
clutches on a fellows money especially
if it has no excuse for SO doing 1t like
pulling teeth to get it back again. A
ease Of this kind occurred at ChemaWa
three years ago, when the railroad com
panies among them, over charged w.
il. Darling on lot of household goods
shipped from Wisconsin. The original
charge was $42.19> and the roads de-
manded an additional sum of $2l.56, be-
cause some certain words were not
marked on the shipment. Captain Da-
yies, tariff expert Of the public service
commission took the matter up and al
ter three years persistent work has got
ten decision from the Interstate COM
merce commission awarding Darling
$l0.S2. as an over charge. The company
will have to come through with the
money besides giving up all nope Oh
getting that $21.56.
The corporation department mas
granted permission to Newport Lodge
No. Q. /. o. 0. +. to sell first mort
gage bonds in the amount of $500.
The Elkhead quicksilver company
was given permission by the eorpor
alton commissioner this morning to sell
l00, 900 shares of the stock OF the com
pany, the money to be used IN better
ments.
The department of Agriculture ha
approved the improving of part OF tn
/ Pacific Highway between Canyonvill'
and Glendale and will put up half tn
EXPENSE. The section approved com
mences at Johns place some three mile
from Canyonville and extends "a miles
From Johns place east to Canyonviile
Douglas county will make the improve
ments. While this is short piece o
road it is notable as being the frs
piece to be approved by the department
The Forestry department viii eomplet
the highway from Glendale TO eonaec
with the section above named.
State Superintendent Churchill ha
revoked the license TO teach of Mr.:
Hattie Worsley of Wasco county on tn
grounds that she broke her contract {
teach without the consent of the board
She has been notified and under tn
law cannot teach IL the state during tn
remainder of the school year.
II Articles Of incorporation were file
this morning by H. +. Burdette Land
seape Architect. The place of bushes
! of the gentleman who has incorporate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-01

In response to an inquiry this morn
ing made by the Capital Journal the
authorities at the industrial school for
girls report everything quiet and that
tho girls have not fgone over the top'
since the rebellion Monday. The
"change of cabinet" seems to have set
tied the trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

Within nusSeIl NJ VICTOR.
drama, High Play" william Russell
Will be seen at the Victor on Mon
day and Tuesday. High Play" Is a
feature Of finance. folly. nghting and
the faith OF the worth while woman
The added attraction for Monday Will
ne Charlie Chaplin. in The Nacabond. -
MMllc Tor ru.sdnN and "Wednesday a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Movie c alcndar

En\-'i"-m"rr"". June Gu
price. In "a Modern tin.IrrciIa":
Tuesday, MurEurit" lark. In "Micc
and Mem: rdncn,in!. Mary Pick
ford. In '''ibc Eternal Grind
tOIONIAi-Iu-n," rro,r mud Tues
dn!. Lionel Bnrryniorc. Ia .I'hc
MIllIonHirr's Double" and ..Scrrcts
Of H"nui! Pnri"r''; Wednesday,.
Ethel tln,ton nnd Non;nru Love. In
Yankee Plurk." mud "Fntt!" Ar
buckle. In "I'hc Butcher Hoy
BlJOt -'fo-nOrrnw aud Tuesday.
Marie Dorn. In 'iirare'> Desire
mud Paramount corirdH: wrdur--
dry. ':nrl Williams. In .Hihc Hawk. -
l~iS-In-morrow md Tuesday,
Enid Hrnnrtt. In "iinppinrss": Ned
nrsdH,. Nnnrr b'\ciI. In ".rcrd."
md Chester t"nkiim. In "DodgInE
His ipUnn.''
NIffbIt = Tn-m"rrow. William
Russell. in '.I1ieh Play" mud thurlir
Chaplin. IN ..'Ihr Na.uhonh': Tucs-
day. "iiirh iin!." aud Ruth Roland
la "Ihr Neglected Wife,; Wrdnes-
day. NnrIaritn Fisher. In "'Thc
Devils Assistant" nnd "Thc Neg
lcctrd Wife,"
REN-Iuc~dny. \ q. Henry story.
HLt EHIND-'iondu! "Thr Pmr-
pie Mask; Tuesday. Ten Wilson mud
Nr,n Gerber. In .''Ihc Voice ON the
Wire" nnd linrr. tnrry. In "'Thc
Fighting Grihgo": Nrdncsdny. Ruth
Sronrh"usc nnd lack MuihnlI. In
"rhr snintIy sinner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
NANCE O'NEII.,
at the Isis,
Wednesday, and Thursday.

new serial story viii be presented. as
the management has selected pretty
Ruth Roland, In the best Of Mary Her
bert trner's many novels. The Ne
elected Wife," which is the problem
Of the day put into tho motion picture
serial Of the year. Margarita Fisher.
in The Devils Assistant" VIII be the
big feature for Wednesday. On Thurs
day. the bookings include e. X. Lincoln.
in The Litticst Rebel" and the first
showers OF a new two part Lonesome
Luke" comedy. Friday will be "lafi'
day. as Charlie Chaplin and Marie
Drcssler are again scheduled in their
success, "Tillic'S Punc;urcd Romance
Lonesome Iukc's Honeymoon" will b.
shown on Friday also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
"'rhe Submarine Eye" mt Strnnd.

To miss seeing THE Submarine Eye"
is TO miss something exuuiSitely beau
tiful and weird. Nothing like II has
been bchcld before, for tho producers.
Ernest and George Williamson. are the
"tolunbuses." who have discovered "A
new world, tho terra incognita that
lies at the bottom of the sea Every
one who Is Interested in science and
discovery should see The Submarine
Eye" particularly the children. Moth
ing cducatcs like the eye, nothing
makes thing real visualiZinS
it, and any child will learn more ply
Steal geography witnessing this mar
vicious subsct drama than he would
III years study from textbooks II:
comes TO tho Strand Theatcr for the
week commencing May IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Have Beautiful, Soft Hair>Of an
Even Dark Shade.

Not even trace Of gray shows in
your hair after a few applications of
La Creole to hair and scalp. La Creole
is no dye. is harmless, but makes scalp
and hair healthy and restores the ma
tural color glands. II your hair liz gray,
streakcd with gray, faded. dry, bleach
ed, thin or falling, apply La Creole as
directed OH label. Soon all your gray
hair and entire head of hair gradually
turns to an even. beautiful dark shade
leaving all your hair healthy. fluffy,
sort. radiant. thick. full of life, fas-
cinhting; SO evenly dark and handsome
no one Will suspect you used la Creole
Also stops dandruT and falling hair
Sold on moncy-back guarantee. Only
81 for q big bottle at Tragic Drug
Store. Richmond, Va. Out-of-town
people supplied by parcel post.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
star, Come to BIucbIrd.

Another good list OF photoplays is
announced by the Biuebird for the
coming week. on Tuesday, in addi-
tion to The Voice on the Wire" a
serial Harry Carey, the Western star.
will be seen in The Fighting Gringe." "
thrilling story based on the red
Saunders" stories. The Bluebird pho
toplay for "Wednesday is The SANITY
Sinner" the story OF all innocent girl :
persecution. featuring Ruth Stone
house. II. r. Warner, the noted star.
is ANNOUNCED for Thursday in THE
Danger Trail" by James oliver Cur
wood. Supporting Mr.. Warner are
Violet Hem!ng, w Lawson Butt and
others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
q. Henry storIe. at the Rex.

The REX Thcatcr will offer the first
Of the o. Henry pictures on Tuesday.
Everybody has read the inimitable q.
Henry stories, laughed over them and
touched and thrilled by them, but the
completeness Of .. Hcnry's art. in the
full beauty and compelling charm Of
these romanCes Of life, love and adj
venture. will never be known until
they can be seen in o. Henry motion
pictures. a new and complete o Henry
story viii he shown at the Rex every
Tuesday. This is not serial picture
Each is a separate and complete story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
New Offering Each Day.


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continued inns week layout - on"
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'''o'''!'", IN "h''" ''" Famous sun
sh'he mao Is on".sH IN one OF her
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
MARIE DORO.
al the BJou.
To Morrow and Tuesday

This was changed and peace and happi-
ness restored to the it'll" community
by the efforts Of one girl. F'l"urcttc, as
played bE Marie D"ro, Is shown with
fascinating aiiurenent. y Paramount
comedy will supply AN added feature.
On Wednesday, and Thursday Ear
Williams viii be seen in "Th" Haw -
which is adapted from the famous PLAY.
which had long run abroad.
ON Friday and Saturday House Pc
tors and I[athlyn Williams Will he pre-
s"ntcd in "The Highway OF Hope" :.
perturbation OF Willard Mncks thrill
inG story. y new Burton Holmes
traveIus"" and a Paramount ricto-
graph VIII also be Oh the same pro-
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
"iinppinrss" AT Isis.

Enid Bennett. ia "Happincss." =
gripping. appealing Triangle photo
drama, viii be the offering at tn. Isis
Tomorrow ana Tuesday. It treats OF
81 girl. ordinarily considered a suob,
who was sent away To Il Cocduca-
nunul college. There she meets Bob
HOLSTER. who Was working his way
through, and She helped him run his
!anndry. 'raturally pretty love cpl
sid" followed and then her folks found
u out and tried 10 break things up.
But II was too late. II makes an APP
p"alinG story with numerous tense
scenes. ON "Wednesday and Thursday
Nance o'Neil VIII hc featured in
Greed" the ffth Of the Seven Deadly
SINS. Chester conklin. In "Dodc ing
Ills Doom r!d!culously funny Key
siou. production. Will be the added
feature. ON Friday and Saturday, Jack
bevcrcauN and Winifred Allen are the
co-stars in THE Man Who Made Good"
Evening star., 1917-09-28
Bears Spring Another Raid.
DAYS NEWS BY WIRE.

NEW YORK, September 2s.-Corn
Products confidently expected to de-
clare the balance of arrears of pre-
ferred dividend today.
Henry Clews & Co. say there could
be no greater handicap against the
success of the loan than to have spirit
of pessimism prevailing at that time.
The loan crowd did not present any
thing to cheer up the hearts of those
committed to the bull side, U. s. Steel
common being what the brokers call
ed heavy supply, and loaning at Z and
IN per cent. The loan crowd, however
may not present as clear an indication
as the size of the short account as with
ers, who ordinarily decline to lend
stocks, feel impelled to lend their
stocks in order to lessen their banking
requirements.
The money market was maintained at
6 per cent during the greater part of
sist that as soon as the October interest
payments and tax payments are set
tied that an easier condition will pre-
vail and banking accommodation be-
come more liberal.
Money brokers said they had practi-
cally no time money to loan during the
day and they reported that demand
to borrow funds on all industrial col
lateral was as large as any time prior
to those offerings made a week ago
when $50.000,00 was loaned on all in
dustrial collateral on periods ranging
from six months to thirty days at per
cent.
In some quarters the belief prevailed
that railroad stocks at present prices
present better opportunities for specu-
lation than any of the industrials but
these views were based on an idea that
the statements of the trunk lines will
give a fuller reflection of the effect of
the new rates which were permitted by
the Interstate Commerce Commiss on
in its order of May 81 last. New York
Central, Erie. Reading and Pennsyl-
vania will all issue their August re-
ports of net earnings on Monday and
if these reports show increases in net
advances in the stocks of those roads
are expected.
The trading element on the floor and
many of the spectators on the street
had an idea that the establishment of
the liberty loan at the new high record
of par and 20 compared with its pre-
vious high of 100.10 was a factor of
Importance on the constructive side, and
many of these interests were buyers OF
stocks late in the day on this belief
Bond dealers, however. spoke in a diff
ferent manner on advance OF the lib
erty bonds. They said that nearly all
ness combinations with large bank bal
ances.
Trading in Bethlehem Steel rights
stopped at l o'clock this afternoon.
Commercial bar silver broke another
cents an ounce in this market today.
selling at 97w cents. This represents a
decline of 10B cents an ounce since
last Tuesday. Mexican silver dollars
also fell cents to Is, a decline of II
cents in three days.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
PLAN TO AVERT STRIKES
IN PLANTS OF THE NAVY
Secretary Daniels to Confer Here
With Heads Of Interna-
tional Unions.

Further strikes or walkouts in navy
yards or other navy plants are not ex-
pected, in view of the announcement Of
Secretary of the Navy Daniels that he
will confer with heads of all the inter-
national unions represented in navy
employ.
The date of the conference is October
2. Nearly twoscore heads of union or
gantzations are expected to attend. 1t
is thought that Secretary Daniels and
other members of the central wage
board will seek some agreement by
which wartime work will not be inter-
rupted by strikes like that at the Nor
folk navy yard.
Machinists who were here to seek a
| further adjustment Of their wages, be.
cause they were dissatisfied with the
new scale which went into. effect Mon
day. will be represented by their inter-
national president, William H. John
ston, who has headquarters in this city
| Representatives of machinists en-
I ployed in arsenals today called at the
War Department for a conference re-
garding higher wage scales. Their de-
mands have not been completely for
mulated. AT the head Of the delegation
was N. P. Alifas president Of District
No. "A. the machinistS union, which
represents government workers
Evening star., 1917-09-28
MESSAGE OF UNITARIANS
TO HUNGARY is HELD UP

MONTREAL, September 2s.- The
United States and British governments
have refused to consent to transmit to
the Unitarians of Hungary the text of
the proposed message under considera-
tion by the conference of Unitarian and
other Christian churches. meeting here,
it was stated today by the Rev. Wal
ter F. Greenman of Milwaukee, gen.
eral secretary of the conference. The
resolution expresses wish for the re-
establishment of former relations and
good will.
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes of the
Church of the Messiah of New York had
submitted the message to the American
State Department and the Rev Freder-
lex R. Griffith of the Church of the Mes
siah of Montreal to the Canadian gov
ernment.
Prospects of spirited debate on the
message attracted throngs of delegates
to the meeting this morning 1t was
considered by the business committee
yesterday. but pending general discus
sion the text of it was withheld Mr.
Greenman said the resolution might be
placed in the conference records. not for
transmission to Hungary until the war
is over.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
BERLIN BANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN (via London1 September %
The statement of the Imperial Bank
of Germany, issued September %, shows
the following changes:
Total coin and bullion, increased g.
100000 marks; gold. increased 14S.OO0;
treasury notes, increased 49,8O2, 900 :
notes OF other banks. decreased 1895
600; bills discounted. increased 26S,7l7'-
900; advances. decreased 1,075,0OO; in
yestments, increased S.795. 900; other Sc
curities, increased 247.275 900; notes in
circulation, increased 12S,356,000; de-
posits, increased 467 .786, 900; other La
bilities. decreased l9.S72.0Q0. Total gold
holdings. 2.403. 3.S54.000 marks.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
GERMAN PRESS CURBED.
Military Exerting Pressure on Po-
litical Newspapers at Present Time.

COPENHAGEN. September 2s.-Under
orders of the military authorities the
pan-German newspaper Deutsche Zei-
tung of Berlin has been suppressed, and
the socialist Volkswacht of Dantzig has
been placed under preventive censor
ship. In connection with this and other
recent suppressions of newspapers in
Germany it is interesting to recall the
ultimatum issued by the main commit
tee of the reichstag at it's session in
August. The committee gave the gov
ernment four weeks to reform the cen
sorship, restricting 1t to it's proper
place in the control of publication of
military news. Censorship of political
newspapers by the military has never
been more active than at present
Evening star., 1917-09-28
MRS. LOCKWOOD INTERSTATE.
Letters of Administration Applied
for by Grandson.

Belva A. Lockwood, the only woman
candidate for the presidency of the
United States. and who died May 10,
1917, left no will. Application for let
ters of administration on her estate
was made today in the Probate Di-
vision of the District Supreme Court
by her grandson, De Forest l. Ormes.
Mrs. Lockwood owned an interest in a
tract of 800 acres in Wyoming and held
a Judgment for 500, on which an ap-
peal is pending. Her debts amounted
to $595. Attorney Mary O'Toole ap-
pears for the grandson.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
Wool Trade Fair, Prices Firm.

BOSTON, September 2S.-The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow:
while the past week has probably
seen a smaller volume of wool business,
there still has been a very fair trade,
for almost everything and prices have
held very firm. In addition to fair pur-
chases for civilian requirements, there
also has been a further demand from
the government for woods suited to it's
needs Some buying of bunch lots in the
middle west is reported also at the level
of full recent quotations here. The
goods market is showing a better call
for lightweight civilian goods and the
government is also placing further Or
ders for the Army in suitings."
Evening star., 1917-09-28
WASHINGTON BANK STATISTICS.

Of
June TO- the
by he
n the O. he
September H. 1916
$4,000; November
These F. B.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
Aviator Killed by Motor Cycle.

MINEOLA. N. Y. September 2S-Run
down by a motor cycle on a country
road. Earl G. Brown, an aviator of the
23d Squadron. in training at the Avia-
ton Corps field here. died today in the
field hospital from injuries inflicted,
Apparently the motor cycle rider had
left his victim to die, but he was found
later by comrades. Browns body will
be shipped to his mother in Salt Lake
city Utah.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
Spanish Veterans Elect Officers.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, September 2s.-
At the closing session of the United
Spanish War Veterans nineteenth an
nual encampment Wednesday, Balti-
more was chosen as next years meet
ing place. The following officers were
elected: Henry w. Bush. Detroit com
mander in chief; Henry F. Egle, Pitts
burgh, Pa. senior commander in chief:
William /. Sterling. Maine. junior COM
mander in chief: William F. Dusseault.
Lynn. Mass. chaplain-in-chief. and DR..
William e. Howard. Dallas, Tex. sur
geon general.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
Dutch Dancers Appeal Denied.

court has rejected the appeal Of the
Dutch dancer Mata Hari. who recently
was condemned to death as q spy by
Some time ago revision
court-martial rejected the dancers
plea, but gave her the right to appeal
her case to the supreme court
Evening star., 1917-09-28
ONLY LIMITED TRADING.
IN LOCAL SECURITIES
By I. A. FLEMING.

The fnal week of summer. according
TO the calendar of the Washington
Stock Exchange. ended today. and Sat-
urday sessions will be resumed with the
drst Saturday In October.
The past week has resulted In the
smallest total business of the summer,
$4,000 of bonds. par value. and $40
shares of stock-changing ownership in
the ffve sessions.
That today's session helped in the
record. small as it was, is evidenced
by the sale of 81, 900 bonds today. more
than at all other sessions together, ana
ffty-three shares of stock.
Bonds have been extremely dull, no
forcing to a sale, but price concessions
practically necessary to induce buying.
A block of $1,000 Railway As at rs.
helped out materially today; then a
Potomac Consolidated per cent. sold
at 95 and one Metropolitan Railway 5
at 101k.
A block of twenty shares Capital
Traction sold after call at so. the Of
fetal bid price of the day.
In all thirty three shares of Wash
ington Gas sold at 707s and II, nearly
all the sales being at the inside figure.
Evening star., 1917-09-28
Capt. Law Not Captured.

GENEVA. September 2s.-It has been
ascertained by the Red Cross informa-
ton committee that the name Of Capt.
J. K. Law, son Of Andrew Bonar Law,
chancellor of the British exchequer. does
not appear in the latest German list of
aviators who have been captured. Capt.
Law was reported missing Wednesday,
not having returned from a flight over
the German lines last Friday.