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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

Germany is to cut her ration of bread 10 per cent is
the announcement just made. This is necessary to make
the bread supply last until next harvest. At the same
time it is announced that potatoes in an equal amount will
be issued in place of the reduction in bread. That ten per
cent may be largely accounted for by the cutting off OF
the supplies formerly received from Sweden over the boot
Logging route.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09
vETCH GIVES RESULTS.

The benefits to be obtained through
the use of cover crops and barn yard
manure are more clearly shown this
year than ever before. Orchards such
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

A senatorial committee will investigate the charges
against LaFollette during vacation. No doubt it will
reach almost as severe a decision as did the committee
Investigating the charges against Congressman Helm,
"that his allegations were deserving of criticism" The
way congress Furnishes its members is like the ways of
Providence, beyond finding out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

Some people write letters to the open Forum OF the
Capital Journal and do not sign their real names. These
letters are not often published because, whether the name
is published or not, the editor wants to know who is
for the article. Correspondents should al
ways bear this in mind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

Abe Martin made a very sensible suggestion yesterday
saying: FYou get so little for your money these days that
there should be no Objection to carrying it home" This
advice should be considered by those who have a spool of
thread or a paper of pins delivered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

When LaFollettes sues the newspapers for libel he might
stand a show if he could get the cases tried before that
New Jersey judge who is shown to have been on Bern
storff's payroll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

In the GLOW to keep well' column of the Oregonian
yesterday an anxious inquirer propounded the momentous
question whether from a health standpoint it is prefer
able to eat a tomato before or after peeling it," We are
pleased to note the physician of whom the answer was re-
quested played fair. He relieved the questioner's mental
condition over the subject of tomato deglutition by say
ing: eff it is perfectly clean it is all right to eat it I'M
peeled. 1t is also all right to eat it peeled" Impartiahty
could go no further nor Solomon make a decision less
liable to dispute. The doctor missed his calling. He
should have taken up politics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

is in her mildest tones, and, never resting, she keeps sug-
costing decay and mouldy bones. My life is sober; it's
reached October, it's autumn soon will pass; the winds are
saying, while round me playing, you're next! All flesh
is grass" My winters coming when I'll quit drumming
a Tyre for a reward; in all my fooing and festive drooling
there is a minor chord.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09
ANOTHER SCARE FOR AMERICA

ALondon newspaper is alarmed, or rather would alarm
America, over the idea that Germany is building a fleet of
super-airplanes that will cross the Atlantic and destroy
American cities. Considering the amount of destruction
they have so far been able to infict on London, which is
but a comparatively short distance from the German air.
ship base, the fear seems groundless. Besides with such a
ployment for it much nearer home. Again it would have
to have a base on this continent, unless it can make the
round trip, and this under present conditions is an impos-
sibility. Every few days some English paper considers
it necessary to try to give this country a scare, apparently
feeling that otherwise it would get weakened and quit.
The world might as well disabuse itself of any idea that
America is going to quit until every object for which she
entered the war has been attained. After the super
airships have devastated England it will be time enough
tor America to get frightened, and then she won't but will
take steps to make any old air fleet sorry that it came.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

The records show Marion county folks purchased
thirteen autos during the week. OF these eight were
of the bubble wagons, two of which were Fords. This
shows the residents of the valley are tolerably prosperous.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
RULE THAT WATCH 0FFIC ICERS OF U. s. SHIPS
 SHALL BE AMERICAN CITIZENS SUSPENDED

public by the Department of Com 
 pursuance conferred the President of the United by 1 1914 entitled An act to ir9sila gnbon ships to American registry Tor an it hereby ordered:
 provisions watch officers or vessels shall be citizens Of the suspended such length of time as pro; ] namely:
 which which hereafter present Imperial German Government or subjects Of neutral nations as shall that their attitude toward the purposes or wagng not detrimental 10 the duration of the war; be per United States registered for tradeff otherwise qualified:
 the satisfaction of the Secretary of subject whether of begerent or nmica to the United States In the each such me exemption shall not again apply to any subject
 authorized prescribe such this order into enec
 greatly facilitate the manning o mer- There many English ana scan that the population has been removed citizens and this new source or that being trained and VIII ugurated under the anspicea or the Shipping furnish all the officers needed uessioDCGcial Bulletin.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
ASSIST. DISTRICT
 ATTORNEY IS
 INVESTIGATING

\ report was made to the Assistant District Attorney Holzheimer that a erman citizen of Petersburg had been apprehended, charged with stealing registration blanks. MT. Holzheimer
 immediately wired instructions to the l=puty Marshall there to hold him until a thorough investigation had been made Of the case, and if necessary he proposes to make the trip himself.
 It appears that when the officers reached Petersburg on their recruiting tour for naval men, they were provid- cd with all the necessary blanks. When the time arrived to use them, they had disappeared and were compelled to re- turn here for supply. The wire was received by the assistant district at torney after the officers had arrived.
 In speaking of the matter to-day, MT. Holzheimer said that while he had been unable to obtain all the necessary facts to make a case, he would investi- gate and should the facts warrant, a most vigorous prosecution Of the man will be undertaken Of late, he said, he had received several hints at con- sDiracy which he purposes looking in- TO. and he added, "The men who will be found guilty of conspiracy against rhe government, will know before l m through with their cases that was st inc hat f"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
kETCHIkAN CHAPTER OF THE RED CROSS
 IS NOW ASSURED
Authority Received from John Clymer to Proceed With
 Organization at Once

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
PORTO RICANS
 ENTHUSIASTIC
 OVERREDCR0SS
Are Campaigning For 25.000 Members. Porto Rican Troops
 Already in America.
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SAE JUAN. Porto Rico, Ju.y 16- Twelve hundred new members for the Red Cross is t1e record made b. the --au 54rs.ip conm.-te Of the Porto Rico Chapter ot the American Red Cross n San Juan during Red Gross week. Though reports from commit .e-s working in other parts ot the is- land have nor yer come in, it is known -az- s1e work was almost as success
 1- on q smaller scale elsewhere, T-er- s9= nos four thousand mem. he-s ot the Po--o Rico Chapter in san 5uaa alone, and several hundred more 1T the other towns. with the number increasing every day.
 The Porto Rico Chapter is said here 70 5e the E-s- chapter Of The American Red Cross 70 be organized outside ot conti1 sntaI United States. Tie Chap -ar vas nor granted until Maj !. two months after citizenship had been con serEed on the Porto Ricans b. aa act 9t Congress. and the recognition Of Pcrto Rico as q territory Of ths Chit ed States was rhe deciding factor in granting the charter
 On account ot the neHness Of th@ or ganizatioa ,he campaign for members did not stop al the end Of the national Red Cross Week. but will continue un- r!l rhe maximum number is secured T. is expected that 25.010 members will be obtained before the end Of the cam paign Committees are at work in all of The large towns and are being or gaaized il the small ones.
 The campaign thus far has been solely for membership, the funds col lecred coming from the initiation fees, 1st as soon s the eulisring movement is well organized throughout the isl and. . campaign for funds will begin, The Porto Ricans are displaying a remarkable spirit Of patriotism. Their interest in The work and mission Of The Red Cross is heightened because of rhe fact that Porto Rican troops al- ready are in the United States service and because others soon will be called 10 the colors.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
NAVY OFFICERS
 SUSPECT PLOT
 AT PETERSBURG
Enrolment Blanks Stolen From Personal Effects in Hotel
 NeSter

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
MINERS UP IN ARMS AGAINST
 FOREIGNERS
Over One Thousand Have Fled From the Lead Dis
 trict, Others to Follow
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FLAT RIVER. Mo, July 16-Sporad- C outbreaks against foreigners in the cad belt of the state continue, but so 'ar no serious disorders have occurred due probably to the large force of dep- 1ty sheriffs scattered over the district.
 Up to this noon today. over one thou sand foreigners are reported to have fled from the district. Native miners say that the rising was caused by the inning companies discharging Ameri-
 ans and giving their places to foreign CTS. For fear of further trouble. the sheriff has appealed to the governor For help to maintain peace.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
FAMOUS BANKS OF THE
 ENEMY SOLD AT AUCTION

LONDON. July 16-Financial Lon, n. waS greatly interested in the pub Uc 4nc5,oa. by order oi the public 1r0S- .ee. ot enemy hanks in the heart Of 1he financial district There was 3 large attendance ot bankers and financiers and bids came freely for Deutehe Bank tBar,ina for which MeSsrs- Bar, e'ays hank paid sl0ao,oQo
 The Dresden Bank buildings were taken eT tae London City and Midland Bank for S6o.1a4 and The D;seor-1 Ges- el,se.=at- premises sold for sIa042a 1o -he Corporation of L,oyds
 -a4 F-eho,d and premises ot rhe =Gsa-Ea and yalrure Inn" wirh irs memories Of Dickens. Swit, and Jorn U-llEes. were withdrawn after t.ds ID zo sS-.594 had heen made
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
CAMPAIGN AGAINST EXCHANGE RATE OF
 GERMANY MONEY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
FRANCE BEGINS TO
 CLEAN WAR DEBRIS
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
THE RUSSIANS STILL ON FOR-
 WARD MARCH
II Last Report is Accurate They Have Advanced 30
 Miles in Week

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
20 PER CENT. TAX ON
 MATCHES IN MEXICO NOW
(ASSocidte- PreSS)

MEXICO CITY. July 16.-A tax of @o percent of the original selling price vas placed on matches in Mexico July l. This is in the form of stamp tax. stamps to be affixed to each carton by fhe manufacturers. To protect the match industry tax of one peso i'm port duty has been placed on each metal lighter brought into Mexico af- ar July 31. The metal lighters, most of which operate on the old flint and steel principle are widely used in Mex ico and are manufactured in foreign countries.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
DOCTOR AMERICAN
 BREAKFASTS FOR EUROPE
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BoGpEATN. France. July 16,-The AneET,aa breakfast et han and eggs, livcr aa3 bacon. beetsteak or other meas. vegetables and pomidse, as a substitute for the meagre European morning meal is recommended for France hy pr. Rergonje, professor of the Bordeaux Medical Faculty Dr. Hsre5a.e regards ynfs substitution as o.e af lhe reforms most likely to re- usye rse economic situation by prer;d- ing rational nourishmsnt and avoiding q great 6eal Of waste.
 He bases his argument on the fact tina, wa2 requires snstenance most at t1se Hes.aa.ne of che day when he is abous sa make lis effort whereas, in Eureaa ha takes his principal meal when as days work is ha'i through, when he .s hall tired out and is incap- able ot sa diseS-ins his meal as 10 giye ttm proper supper, for the bal auca cf fGe days work.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
LEAVING FOR VALDEZ

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP C0HPEHYS AGENTS
 TOURING ALASKA
Give Good Reason for The Pro- posed Increase of Rates on
 Line

4Ee gil cost of living has affected s.ea@ 5p companies to an even great ar degree elan it has the individual aa- =a Pacific Steamship Company will lave Q raise both .rs freight and passenger rates ec operate ae loss. aeo54Gas % T. J GriHths nbo arriy- ed e +zo Admiral Evans.
 Nr. c.Ifshs iz tn charge of the pub licl-y vgorz O. the Paeitie Steamship Company and Ea has been making -eIs cf Alaska with the intention of preFa-ae for an extensive advertising car...ste- 1ex1 year ot tLe attractions C. Asasza
 a gacdler. head Of the commis- sar. department. also arrived or the Admire. Eyal- Lr. Gardner is mak- ing a rip Oh tas various ships Of the Paca- Steamship Company that op- crate iu Alaska waters with the view q -hat the service ts being kept sg -s high standard that his de- parrmea- has set. He planned to leave .oiaE oa tLe Admiral Watson.
 ol- eo4pany has just increased the ~as- 9f it's employees to an amount cocat.ug S599.4a5 per year, said Mr, Gr-e. This is only one O. the many iner ss=s n the cost of operation that have occurred during the last few moa-Lz Hithin a year the price Of
 -. 7 has practically doubled. Fig ss additional cost ar 1ae pres sa price o5l will cost the com pan about &Io49al0 more Der year than heretofore Such increases make il -1tial for The company 10 increase irs ra-as
 Mir GrlH-h said that he was impress sed ~fth tte properous appearance Of KegchiEau He said that he intended 70 see that its attractions were eXten- siye.r advertised
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
MANY NAVY RECRUITS
 BEING ENLISTED

Lieutenant (. (. Clark, who returned this morning with Lieutenant Davis. Naval Surgeon, of Bremerton, from q recruiting trip 10 Juneau, announced today that they had enlisted Is men in Juneau and one ln Taku, all eZpeYIen- ccd engineers and machinigtgs who will rank as rnachinlst mates. They have ogene9 z recruiting Naval office af the Reviila hotel and one recruit was sign ed ID this morning, Mir. 5. ". Clark an expert engineer. The recruits obtain sa will be used on the submarine chaa- eFs being built in the Puget Sound Ma " yards nov.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
THE AUSTRIAN
 PARLIAMENT
 |S WRANCL|NG
The Cztchs Are Conducting Strong Agitation For
 Immediate Peace
4Ss,..ali7tls rYSsf

VIENNA July 1S-T1s German and gaas-aian members ot che Austrian g4-,,izz,e1. $. : meeting laS1 Sst2-Si4y evening adopted $ -s>a,l,3oa setting ta-1h the.- desires for peace within JAe country 90 s te make il Pcsia.s so live side hy side with lhs Cztchs without -Ae 4er55s=zsag q 22 yl2W now U sx- is-szes- Taey refused to consider the v-cp2ss5eio. ct $ separate constitution to- Bohemia Meanwhile ths Cztchs are oo1GcesinE S s.9o2z agitation for immediate peace ot ,1s ~o-l6
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
F HUNDRED STRIKERS AREE
 IN STOCKAOE
Have Settled Down to Rout- inc of Camp Life Under
 Guard of Soldiers
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COLUMBUS Ju.E is-- welve hun 1-=1 strikers and zgl-z-o-s Hzo were =xil=5 from B.zb@e and drought here -l t-s.g1- c1r=- havs sst.l=d down to- -zy fa tE= -o1El1- ot : camp life under =-z-5 ot C-l-e1 States soldiers They az a=.6 II -1s o,3 Mexican s-3ca4de 2z-cilg sc55c1 CT e1 appeal 70 be -e- ----=5 -c 35=E== Nh=-s some have bus ness =.a5.is1me1-s and families.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
TO APPROPRIATE $40
 MILLIONS FOR PLANES
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WASHINGTON. July 16.-Ssna1o- Cham be-.stn, chairman ot The senate 2o111l51tes e1 military sffai-S. predicts -la passage before AusaSt svsi ot The o.l fer the appropriation ot 64o mil l5aa< for tae construction os twenty thousand ae7oplaneS The house pas sd -Ae es,, late }4S- SsteT5ay
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
NORTHW WESTERN NORTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
OFFICIALS COMING TO
 INSPECT COAL FIELDS

WASHINGTON Ju.g Is--HerberI \. Meyers assistant secretary q 1he i1- tzr.or department Will leave here for alaska eae arsz part ot ghe week for 2 .o-r of inspection ot tas zcve-Iaea. railroad Ha wil bs accompanied by \ D S1erar3- q San Francisco 2 .,osz4- -a5.-a4d nan and R ' Austin ot 3l-- Meyers o6ce. Their primary 51.sct :> -1z investigating -ee eoal =slts
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
AUSTRALIAN CA>U ALTIES
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
DR. MACHAELIS IS APPOINTED
 CHANCELLOR
Hindenburg and Lindendorff Are
 Still Holding Conferences
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 Ma-ShzllS Hiude1tGrg and Luden- do7E who are Stin here are continuing tess- conferences with party leaders, she new chancellor participating
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
CIIT OF SEATTLE
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-16
AMERICANS HAVE SUNK I | UR
 SUBMARINES
Report Comes From Relia- ble Source Says Cores
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ROME. July l6.-A dispatch from Berlin. said te be from l reliable source 4sce;yed here says that four Of the largest and EoSe modern German sub marines were destroyed by American warShIpS conveying the first install- a1enfS ot yhe American troops in France. From the source of the intor- nation. 1he report is given full credit here