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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24

Shipping Day, Friday July 30 c. F
Wall
Oliver, Syracuse, Vulcan an Ly hbrrg
Plow Points. G. s. Callen.
For sale.-Forty fresh cows and spring
ers: Is steers and fat heifers. 500 stock
ewes, 20 yearlings. Shipping Friday, July
20 b, all kinds live stock. CT, Wall.
Wante Man to work around house,
garden and yard and attend furnace. Fox
SCI.
Two Deering Binders in good conditions,
taken in exeh,nge, a bargain. John G.
Burns Co.
Look over your field and decide quickly
how many ewes you will need. consider The
price of lambs and wool before you decide
and leave your order with Z. f. Wall.
Chfldren's wash suits from IL to 8 yrs.
Plenty of styles and prices range from 60c
Il 81 so the suis. Geo G. MarstslIer, One
Price Clo,hier
Dyspepsia is Anne riea's curse. Torres
tore digestion. normal weight good he.lth
and purify the blood, use Bnrdock Blood
Bitters. Sold at all drug stores. Price So.
| Purchases as early as August. 1915, u
of mems shirts and under wear. enables US
to quote You the same old prices -his spring
Geo G Marsteller. one price clothier.
| Al the binder twine you want as long a.
| it lasts 17cIb. John C. Burns Il Co,
A Modern Way Heating Plant to heat
your home. For sale by W. Ralph Burns.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24

For the accommodation of our customers
our store will be open from a. M, to ga.
on Sunday mcrning for ice only. John G.
Burns Go.
Buy fishing Tackle of Miller's Pharmacy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24
I,,lIy 70 Have State and
,. ,''II aid For Roads.
|hfalHi nfH -,

SaS'' " ~ held a very I'M IN
opnty, y, east Isst saturday, ,Ss R %ll.I
COMM tRe county pr present r.
|Oogns, A ASS aso present. -
s:i[.,,s g5t discussion the
c0usids a,as entered; j
order I %rg having received :
h STATE Vested s road sys.elm m
|das 2 ro s,lsf and desiring sir Sc 10
|Frh Cha, Ghap'' Of West Virg Sd ma
tgi'ia legu ar session .. OF IN
+, d rolay Roasis' -h' i0s
10 VI. 4 the 70 on a. ~
Is nn'l COUNTY vi Bridge IN the
| Harp ss.sriy d Tection I rough 7:,lsl
! a Vi ga r[a3 Ferry, Bolivar tapana
p o. en- 9barles Town, thence nc
t. i,s( SiiIi road -h.Qggh nh, the
Nid ia.7s to connec with the he
Ii9 ssd Ins[' Hill i a distance OF
B Bi:;.oirs at Bllmyer.s, mill mil
B saglIey County Inc and run ,hs
q sas.sa a,lTldIst thcnce con on
s hep5nJ ne 81 d towl OF 5 ep,
hfo .sJ t through Uvill' and
? ? ~ Z Ito o. n III T to connect nee
4 ! No o i, a distance OF e'eVs
..,.,;os at the br dge acros
eg.nlllPIiIi yer. in the town Of
,n a..,1 Nit and thence lq ar.,ls
isio ,@..stsr i, direct on through
b TeS' ii = shepherdslown a a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 9 7 Q RIA

Special sale of mems low shoes AT
Marsteller's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24
Methodist Church Dedication.

Straw hats at half price: Marsteller's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24

Special sale on mems low shoes at Mar
ste ler's,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24
Church Items.

Straw hats at half price. Mareteller's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-07-24

| PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION.
Full line Of Flags. 5. 10. IS and Csc.
Slip pom Wells Zoe
New Irish Point Laces, 10 and 12c I'd
Ladies' Muslin Underwear. full line
Special Ladies' Waist $500 value
S1.49
Rugs and Carpets, full line
ChildTenS' Ready Made ROmpeTs and
Dresses 25c to S1.25
Ladies' Wolfe Dresses. new lot
$500 value S2.9S
Ladies' White Felt Hats just from
NY, Market S1.50 to $50
Shoe Department.
Bprgain Counter being loaded every
day with odds and ends at startling
low prices must go to make way for
big Fall stock bought early and they
are ready for the shelves.
LADIES' 0xfords in Window, up to
$50 and 400 value at 1.79
Mems 0xfOIds Reduced
THE BIG RACKET
STORES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

1t7 Bonn IT Alderman. dependent
widow
146-Gaorga n Goodrum. married
man
l45--Rudolph q. Falk. married man.
lsz--Jahn A. iedberg. married nan.
lt5-CarI g. Carlson. dependent par
Clarence c. soaaao. married
man.
OSCAR NJ Elar.ge. married man.
1a4-Wl1am +. Schnaeht married
1as-Josepb 2. Brown. married man.
129-Dorance r. Russell. married
nan.
127-John E. Martin. married man
l2f-Alyin 7. II. Dick married man.
son Of dependent widow.
l22-Hugo - PaImgren. married
l21-Herbert Z. Roose. cook. Det ORD.
EnI Res. corps
Iz3-#illiam g. Harms, married uea
l18-CaIviu Rackel. married man
1l6-Gust Grundztron. alien.
ll1-I3avtd Ballariai. dependent par
eats.
107-Rav E. Gordon. married man
l05-CharIes KelI, married man.
lo5--saues Z. Flynn. married man.
l90-CarI o. Ltndgreu. married man.
dependent parents.
s3-Edward Huber. married man.
s9-John Ba5nor Freeman. married
man. son of dependent widow.
S9-HaIter E. Oberg married man
&5-Percy r.. Codner, married man.
a4-Eorman " F'reund. married
man.
s5-Andrew Bec6e, married man.
77-Guy e Trout married man.
76-CharIes P Dunlap, married man
z2-Johu Frank Suess. married man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
EpMUnDSOn HELD
As HICHWAYMAN
Davenport Youth Bound Over on Rob-
berry Charge and His Bonds
Fixed at s1,500.

Jesse Edmundson, a Davenport
Young man. was bound over 70 the
grand jury on a charge of highway
robbery and his bonds fixed at $500
by Magistrate G.. J. smith at the pre-
Iiminary hearing in police court this
morning. Assistant States Attorney
Il. L. Eagle appeared for the state
Edmundson plead not guilty to the
charge lodged against him. Emil Tank,
manager Of the Eagle Taxi company,
who resides at 1lT1z Seventeenth
street, who witnessed the attack from
an upstairs window scored heavily
in his testimony for the state.
Edmundson is charged with holding
I'D and r0bbing Gilbert Sh0rey Of Bet
tendorf a the point Of a gun and TAX
ing 81 IN small change from him The
affair occurred Oh the night Of Satur-
day. Aug 4 in the alley in the rear
Of 1900 Second avenue. Shorey was
intoxicated at the time. A friend Of
Edmundson S who was with him that
night and assisted in the robbery and
who the prisoner said was Harry
Lawrence Of Davenport. escaped The
two men called ShOrey into the alley
and pushed a gun in his face. Tank
witnessed the entire affair and when
he shouted both turned and ran. I'D
mundsou going north toward the river
and his confederate running south,
Tank followed Edmundson and found
him hiding beneath d coal car along
the river front He held aim until
the police arrived At that time Ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

mundson feigned drunkenness Later
Officer Miller found a revolver and
aashiirht near where Edmundson was
hiding
Edmundson asked to cross examine
Shorey He asked ShoTey il the po-
lice had not told him how TO testify
Shorey then stated that some woman,
who said she was Mrs Edmundson
mother Of the prisoner. called him
over the telephone and that Edmund
son had sent q lawyer TO see him bat
he refused To talk 10 either OF them.
Edmundson then branded the charge
against him as a frameup and stated
that the witnesses and officers Miller
and smith lied in their testimony.
Edmundson stated that he had lived
in Davenport three months. coming
there from Canada. Z is believed ne
fed from Canada to escape service IN
the army there. Edmundson stated
that on the night of Aug. 4 he had
been drinking heavily here and did
not know what he was doing He
claimed. however. that he did not walk
down Nineteenth street He could not
explain why he was hiding under the
coal car in the railroad yards. He
said he went 70 the river front with
intentions Of boarding the ferry boat
for Davenport He denied having the
gun and fashlight found on the tracks,
claiming he had never seen either ar
ticle before Edmundson said he had
a brother living ia Davenport lie
claimed to be a painter by trade
Edmundson is also charged with be-
ing a Stacker, having failed TO req
lister for army service June 8, He
gave the weak excuse that he thought
the date for registration was June Up
instead of June . and thought ii too
late TO register after he had discoV-
erred his mistake Government author
tiles have already "mugged" Edmund
son. Il is doubtful whether he VIII
be tried on the charge here. He faces
a term OF one year in the federal penl-
Tertiary for failing to register.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

IL Edward H Hebbeln. married
s9-.eius waiter Porter. married man
62-Elmer Feldma0. married man.
William Homer Mccormick. mar
ried man
5s-LyIe z. Reynolds. son 81 depend
ent widow
81 Raymond Merel Averil. married
man.
55-Clyaa r zimmerman. married
man
33-LeWis EIcoIs married man.
47-Philllp IT Linden. married man.
42--Enil DeSmet. married man.
41-Elmer n Anderson. married
man.
f0-John S Kosbt. alien.
ss-WiIHam Earl Long. married
man.
@t-Calviu L. Kan. married man
36-Frank Raymond. married man.
aI-Bert l. HeIgh. married man.
2S-Lee Roy Hunter married man
2I-WiIlis Earl HAYES. married man.
26--Harry Blocalingers workman in
arsenal
25--John Barney Nye1hius. married
man.
23-Emmett Duncan. married man.
21-Otis HalleT. son OF dependent
widow
-R0salineO Evafo. alien
l5--Fridolph ". HaIlgren. son OF
dependent widow. dependent
child
1#-CaTi E Eauuerbarg, married
man
15-Bernie James HamlH. married
man.
12-Harrv White, married man
I0-Eoloev Dale thinner. married
man.
9-Henri Mime. married man
G-EdWard Erouse, married man.
Gabriel ZukoWski. married man.
Jacob IT. Crapser. married man.
arthur A Hulsbrlnk, son Of de-
pendent widow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
FIRST CALL HAVE FILED CLAIMS DISCHARGE
FROM sELECTVE ROCK ISLAND EXEMPTION


so1a' o' 932 examiner ~ the
hrsI cala Tor members o. The new ma
tioual army. 247 fled claims for ex-
arnnffo7 a~oc~65rs Fl, am er-~,.-.--
rneT14 made f06zv IN, r T~--slf,,
zao~afar-- ~ 49, ls,,l- T-t.--s go -
exernnf{0n aot3or IN tFar- 49, ~
been taken aa vet
r1er7ba~ ~ lie 70o.7 sxa-.r+g,.-,
board eornnlair,aS to5et, ~ afrC-f- -
nanl.fa-turfng Interests 7,s~Ffrr.sarTz-
those o. Moline 10 get their erD1ovez
axer4ut..G re eafF +ba boa~9 mo
noses ~ ha fair a4affr.1 +-a+ ore man
can he no moro fr4ferar@sria r., ~.r,s
ucezf7ou man in a-o+Es- ana t9s an
6favor RI fha roar5 ~-f1r ~ III +-aat
etg.rs- z.-55- ~ 7ses 49,. gs---z
F5Ifovv.rr ii ne I5zr r those zaa1--
--exennf7rr from, The ssrar4fra s-.sF-
ana the grounds ~ vghf~- +ba7- ,Iafrlz
are based.
order
No
sac Flvr7a~ ryrfr~g-st- r,es--3-5 mar.
eqz-Tai- E-aTl-l.--sslr- --5-+.s - -
crv
s74-Otto II. Busch married man
6EG-Affrad Van Do1eh married man.
66s-Iazel Morris MARRIED ed man.
6G7-Roscoe q LYONS. puuz1vaF f1
arsenal. married man
Sac Era~1 80 $3.50 --.--,
cc4 1IrT-T- = -. - - f.-----7.+
IL
659-Vtctor Alva~ado. alien.
558-Ross +. Craner. married man.
65--Georga ATcGfU. married man. son
of widow dependent
exc gTs-toa4 rs,-'.---,1-,5....- -ts.-
Xxx l.a1~--o II 49,. -.-,,-5.s -----
81 C---t=--- s-.f---- ---.-5 -
ga 80 --t--,- -
et- 60 81 ETe--.5zga,- -.-s--+s4
Tog-
et4 re-F p ~e,zf-~--r- ..--,..s.-7 -----, I
$40 Pohar- a. E5s - '-- r-,s--,a4 -
eat r,-tF7er. 7T.gF,s- .,,g--fe.7 7,-sr-
f2--V Walter q ETurnbr married man
eos Edward p Madden married man
s24 Harry r Over married man
-gralvfn y povrar married man
G1s-Farrv pnrnh son al widow de-
nandent
e15-.Tvrus G. Hahn. married man.
Elmer II ApnIapart. married
man
Charles s. Jackson. married man
woman In arsenal
BENJAMIN O. white married
man
6G6-Robart c. Fisher. son of widow
dependent: married mau
a05-Louis M Earr. workmeu fn arr
seuaL. married man
Roscoe E NcCowau. married
man.
59--Frank j. D8nbers. married man,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
NENDRAFTEDFOR
HEWARMYARETO
receive TRIBUTE
rlric Department of Chamber Of
Commerce VIII Give Dinner to
ECnseripted Soldiers.
wIL TAEE PLACE MKT MONTH
Freeur5re Committee Plans 10 Make
AFFAIR One Of Patriotic Events
oE tHe Year.

The <7 men selected from the
Rock island aiscr-c- for the new ma
-1az- army wl.i be guests of the civic
se-aau O. tle Rock Island Chamber
y Commerce shortly before they
.sa-a fox thu canronment at Rock
ms was decided at the meeting
- r1a executive comm ittce 0f the de-
gsz--aa-r held AZ the Rock Island
rua yesterday. The committee IS
=c-E.ra On plans fgr the event. which
prom ~ aa ono Of the patriotic
a=mo1s gas o. the year II is the
rfal r. .#a committee to have speak,
e-s and give the boys an ovation that
taey ule know that the wen wishes
af # .E goes with them 70 the
Camp Grant training grounds and TO
s-ga places as she war department
officials order them after they fit
themselves for service The affair
wl probably de held In the Angus
ta1a college gymnasium.
Aside from arranging Tor the din
ger fo- taa focal draft soldiers. the
m--a- took up the matter Of city
planning A communication from
Eall Nolan OF Cambridge Mass
expert .r City planning, was not read
because PA lack of tame. Taa commit
zee has number OF plans which If
hopes ao prosecute within the course
g5 z... .ue and as soon q g details
a-a arranged WIFI put its program
campaign 0f Education.
Appended IS an extract Of what the
Rock land Aree- orator. tc be issued
-aa.Fra" pr the board of education
d. ..= 0l1U1er Will say concerning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
CAUGHT ROBBING
HOME OF HIS KIN
Police Find Edward Olson Hiding Tn
E.r Bed at Residence of Hiss
Minnie Brindel.
AFTaH sHE PH0SED FOR HELP
Prisoner Us ErgEher.in-Law Of Com
H.-ua1s. WAC VIII Push Bur-
glaEE Charge Against Him.

Tia --fs-e ---efr-,s y r----r-7 -s77
from rres Minnie r2rf-6ar a97 Tnf~tv-
e.gLs. street last rfehf 70 rha effect
thar .-a uzsz a,~gJar In her b71za
Q@ea-s Bennett. suavze and Durman
'-aA.-9 RS the call.
A#l7r search they found Edward
olson hiding under bed in one Of
s-a bedrooms lie had grawia5 under
'2a bed a-l neglected 20 pull his feet
Il as.1- him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

439-Ray schoaIes. married man.
4s7-Loweu TitterinRtou. son u de-
pendent widow
434-WiIliam 4 Letthner. married
4s8-Etcholas wirig. dependent
parent
4s2- George a. Solder. married man
4z0-Feury 4. sitrick. married man.
411-John A. Hayes. married man
4J0-C. /. Anderson. married man.
408-George ~ Quigley. married man,
working in arsenal
zG7-Frank Hayman. married man.
406-Jesse Hanna. married man.
404-Earl C Whittlesy, son OF widow
dependent
402-Frank Cavakias alien.
396-CIaEton a. Todd. married man.
590--Eeraon r. Cady, married man.
357-James ~ Holder, married man
585-WaIter J. Hunter, married man
5s3-Arvid Johnson, student Of divin-
Itv
382-Ar-bur L. Stanbach. Jr. married
man
375-Rudolph F. Reed. married man.
572-E Edward L. Barnett. married man.
569-Lloyd J. Phillips. married man.
364-Manuel CastoreuO, alien.
36z-Frauk Campana, Jr, married
man
@5e-0tto T. Pearson, married man
35S- Elmer Ackermau. married man
557-FIcrbert *. Clarity, married man.
255-Ernest Lebermaun. married man
Raymond II. Hoist. married man.
35I-Arthur Van Eerrehroeck, married
man
William a. Mccarthy, married
man
3a7-F'red Dunlap. married man
345-Alfonzo Gehaus. alien.
336-Johu r. Staubach. married man.
330-Elmer e W0coner, married man.
32l-F'red H. Brust married man.
Edward u. Selhost. married man.
316-Emuett vi. Titteriugton, married
man
315-Aibert Weinstein married man
20S-LouIs Hoffman. married man.
SEQ Henry kiuneT, married man
302-Peter Arthur SchIeuter. work
man in arsenal
Walter e.. Mcbride, married man.
300-J0hu Chjnskodiuias dependent
parent
z9I-Lao F. Maxwell. married man
$50 Earl Hume. dependent sister and
minor children.
233-E Il. Shank. married man.
29I-John kowist0. alien
Z86 Charles w. Ehort, married man.
2s+-Herman A. Rettig, married man.
2s2-Fred Mclean Barley, married
men.
4Lt9 mos 4 L5aLhp. married man
"a q Wllsons married man.
273-Joseph p. Giovanlne, married
man
ztL--"iIHam a. Borg married man.
213-Gust kaklas, alien.
1bt-bert j. Davenport, married man.
zh2-F forest M Hunter, married man.
260-Wilham ". Henderson, married
man.
-5s- Clarence a. lsaaeson. married
255-0scar Tanner married man.
25o-Nagnus A. Johnson. student of
divinity
249-Hugo +. JurEemeyer, married
man.
-4l--tr red ;" Maasen, married man
246-Leon a. Wylie. married man
Z+--EQWln i. Bloom, married man.
2+9-ScCtt f. kell. married man.
2%6-CharIes c. Bruner. married man.
-EajIner Matikaitis, married man
22S-Fred J. Walsh. married man.
224-Benjamin F. BIochIiuger. work
man in arsenal. married man.
22&-Samuel IT, Rucker. married man.
220 Earl c. Dean. married man.
2lS-GeoFge Bailey Shaw, married
man.
217-James Tucker. married man.
216-Paul c. Bickerton. married man.
man,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

Women 5 Pumps
The final cleanup Of WON
en- 5 pumps. nothing re-
served. white canvas. pat
ent and dull leather. % ID
10 SOC less than marked
prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

Skirts
4 collection OF new autumn
models in silk popiin. tai
feta and fancy mixtures.
large pocket styles. values
up TO s. %, & 0E
special -..---- ~ ~ : - -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-09
ANNUAL MESSAGE READ BY GOVERNOR TODAY

on enactment OF legislation making this
department in some degree self f-sustain-
ing. 1t is suggested that peddlers and
travelling agents, exclusive of those who
are selling the products of their farms,
gardens and orchards, be licensed under
the supervision Of the sealer of weights
and measures.
The penitentiary budget is based upon
an estimated average population of 500.
1t is now apparent, because of the con
sideration in commitments following the
passage Of the prohibition law, that the
population will not average over 450, SO
that the suggested saving can readily be
effected.
The cut in the state hospital mainten-
ance budget Is based upon an expected
decrease in commitments during the
biennium, and the fact that the present
efficient administration Of the institu-
tion has been able to refund to the
treasury a large amount appropriated
for maintenance, unexpended during the
last biennium.
Lastly, have ventured to suggest a
decrease in expenditures of this legisla-
ture. Tt should not be difficult to ac-
leomplish this, and certainly economy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-09
state.
Insurance.

As 25 separate bills relative to insur-
anee were presented in 1915, the last
legislature wisely decided to place the
codification of insurance laws and the
enactment Of new measures before the
mature consideration of an insurance
code commission. This commission, aft
er exhaustive study, has made its report
The subjects covered are of vital i'm.
portance to every citizen of the state,
and I recommend the commissions
recommendations for adoption.
To combat the increasing statewide
loss by fire, fire marshal bill has been
prepared. Twenty-six states already
have fire marshals, and it is found that
the department more than pays its way
in reducing the cost of insurance and in
direct elimination of fire waste. Because
it is good economics and is recommend
ed by those who have given the subject
thorough consideration, the passage OF
fire marshal law for Oregon is urged
The insurance department, as does
also the corporation department, merits
commendation for its businesslike and
Continued on page four.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-09

#***M *M*** *#** Y *%#**# X X X X x
STAR POINTS IN THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
Oregon commission form Of government
decentralization madvd that IL
against the state and lessons efficiency in
public service.
state road important problems
construction already under
way abandoned.
present the penintay are anqua
provide
building small appropriation might well be made
vEirh commence
ne OF building
only a state from agricultural
manufacturing evitaby accompanying Its increased
will be arreaching economic importance
military training
high schools is recommended This need not DO
compulsory.
suggest that at expiration the labor
commissioner be abolished and W
duties transferred TO the industrial commission
@***MM*** *&*M*#* X X %M X *%M X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-09
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fab1y
was the scene of surprise party last
Friday evening when the boys and
girls of Pringle gathered for an in
formal evening.
Those present were: Misses Ellen
Grabenowe, Anna King, Emma Fabry,
Della Hilfiker, Jessie Miller, Harriet
Colbern, Florence McLeary, Ida Hilfi-
ker, Leona Drager, Jeneva MeAllister,
Emma Ramsdall, Ruth McLeary, Pearl
Foster, Alta McLeary, Sadie Smith,
Margret Ramsdall, Tilhe Smith, Cecil
Tompkins, Frank Clark, Percy Robins,
Walter Holman, John Fabry, Verde
Foster, Alvin Hilfiker, Lester Robins,
Bert Tompkins, Herbert Smith, Lester
Crumb, Keith Harris, 0rton Hilfiker,
William Wilkening, George Trech,
Bernhard Hilfiker, John Miller, Carl
Boock. Chris Fiker, Albert Fabry,
Babe Boney, Henry Fabry, Nude
Boney,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-09
Dry, H00rsc or Painful
Coughs Quickly
Ended
Homemade Remedy that Saves
You S2--Does the Work
Thoroughly.

The prompt and positive action OF this
simple, inexpensive homemade remedy in
quickly healing the infamed or swollen
membranes of the throat, chest or bron-
chial tubes and breaking up tight
coughs, has caused it to be used in more
homes than any other cough remedy.
Under it's healing, soothing influence,
chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens,
breathing becomes easier, tickling in
throat stops and you get q good night 9
restful sleep. The usual THROAT and
chest colds are conquered by it in "a
hours or less. Nothing better for bron-
chitis, hoarseness, Group, whooping
cough, bronchial asthma or winter
coughs.
70 make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2la ounces of Hnex $50 cents
worthl, into a pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup
and shake thoroughly. You then have
q full pint---a family supply--0f a much
better cough syrup than You could buy
ready-made for $3.50. Keeps perfectly
and children love its pleasant taste.
Pinex Is Q special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract combined with guaiaeoi
and is known the world over for its
promptness, ease and certainty in over
coming stubborn coughs and chest colds.
| To avoid disappointment ask your
| druggist for 25A ounces Of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded
The Pinex Co, Fl Wayne, Ind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-09
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meat ID comparatively inactive, and as
water right adiudications are largely
completed, 1t appears that the state en-
gineer's office and water board are
costing considerably more than they
should.
Th0 reductions suggested for the Pub
hc Service Commission can be effected,
I believe, through the application of
close economy without impairing eff
cienGy.
suggest amendment Of tho Tax Com
naissi0n law so that there win be but one
salarind commissioner working under
Ehe gencsal jurisdiction of the State
Tex Commission. The annual cost of
ahfs department need not be more than
1850, SLOWING the commissioner $3,.
90, . secretary, 81 800, clerical assis,
faacs 81 200, travelling expenses, $500,
nad 4T80 for extra expenses. This would
effect saving Of $4,000 in the bien-
niam.
Ths proposed reduction In the esti.
mated expense Of the Department Of
waiehtH and Measures Is pFedieated up