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YEAR ADDS MUCH TO MARINE POWER
 OF AMERICANS

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BTBEE AND DISTRICT WILL SPEND 4TH IN PATRIOTIC MANNER

of the state. and wlth but few exceD- tions the proposed measure has met with no objections. The general opin- ion expressed has been that the bill, m addition to being by far the fairest proposed in any state and carrying the highest schedule of compensation for injuries, is mOney-saving proposI- ton to the tax payers of the state.
 Plans are now in process for giving the measure the fullest publicity, ana all who have gone into the matter with any degree Of thorOughHess are unanimous in saying that a thorough investigation of the Dill will prove the most able arguuient in its benalf
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REVOLT SHOWS STRENGTH
 SURPRISING HERE

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The Itching and Sting
 of Blazing, Fiery Eczema

Seems Like the Skin Is on Fire.
 There is a harrassing discomfort caused by Eczema that almost be- comes a torture. The itching is al- most unbearable, and the skin seems on fire with the burning irritation. A cure from local applications of salves and ointments is impossible, because such treatment can only .al- lay the. pain temporarily. The disease can only be reached by going deep down to it's source.
 The source of Eczema is in the
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blood, the disease being caused by an infection which breaks out through the skin. That is why the most satis- factory treatment for all so-called skin diseases is s. s. S., for this rem edy so thoroughly cleanses the blood that no impurities can remain. Get a bottle to-day at any drugstore, and you will see results from the right treatment. Write for expert medical advice, which you can get without cost. by addressing Medical Director, 21 Swift Laborator. Atlanta. Ga.
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GFRMAMs rIGHr sLoVANs

AMSTERDAM. Judy 8 Admission tha Auatro uuncarian and German war prisoners arc fighting on the side Of jhe B0'slcyiE aeains tEc Gzccho- Sloyals iH Russia Is made by the Roc iu uiecho Zeiung The prisoners it says were forced by hunger and priuatiul to enter tre military service ot the Bolshevh against the counter reyolu. tiongry forces.
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cRAND pnkE EscAPEs

MOSCOW. Sunday June i6.-Grand Duke Michael brother CT the former Russian emperor, escaped from Perm, whithor he had been eyi ed two months ago, according Co statement made at a sesson of the Petrograd societ by M. ZenOvieff. president or the couG- cil of commissioners oi the Petrosrld today. lt vas said that Johnson. the grand dUNe's secretary. had yanishedw ith him
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crete seagoing steamer of 3427 gross tons.
 Even this record production. how ever, undoubtedly will be eclipsed in the fiscal year just starting. for many new yards are just beginning to get into operation and the great fabricat- ing yards have not yet begun to add finished ships to the cargo fleets.
 Losses sustained by the merchant marine were S2.049 tons of .Seagoing vessels. including ten of 14.707 gross tons sunk by submarines off the At lantic coast in May and June
 The growth of the ship building in dustry in this country in the last twn years has been a close rival of many businesses which have given America its reputation as a great industrial na- tion.
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Consultations are being held daily between the supporters of the measure and local labor leaders and local bus.- ness men, and it is confidently expect ed by those who favor the bill that it will receive the support Of Inc voters Of the entire county. The need of 9 just and fair bill has long been recOg- nized by the employers and employees
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ICOnunued rom Page Ona) of the. stores of military supplies at NladivOstOk.
 Whether the CzechO-SlOvaks can take fuil advantage Of the possession Of the Pacific port commanding a great raiiTOad penetrating the interior or Siberia and connecting with the Rus sian system, would seem to depend on their ability to fnid common aspira- uOns and gather their strength under one leader. It also is regarded as es- sentia that they effect a junction in purpose, if not physically, with other clements now in revolt in Siberia and European Russia. Once this has been accomplished it is believed the entente powers and America may be induced to consider the question as to whether there Las not been established a stable and representative government in Si- bcria and Russia as well, which they may recognize and aid.
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INTOLERANCE" EAGLE
 THEATER TODAY

It is the most daring innovation in the history of drama since the time of the ancient Greek. It cost more than any ten plays you ever saw. The plot annihilates time and space Four
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AMSTERDAM, July 3.-Grand Duke Michael Alexandroyitch. broher of the former emporer Nicholas has been pro- claimed Czar of Russia, according 60 the Ukrainian telegraph bureau Ol Kiev. He is marching with the CXechD Slovaks against Moscow.
 Grand Duke Michael. after the ab- dication of Emperor Nicholas was named regent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
Union County First
Leads MItnOnlah
In Rainbow Recruits

Today brought the largest days
business in the way of enlistments in
the Junior Rainbow regiments at SUI
periTendent durchiil IS office. The
second regiment was filled last night,
and on the morning mail 235 names
were received for the third regiment
of the brigade The third brigade will
compose those children who have. sold
$50 worth of stamps after March 26.
The question has been asked of Su-
perintendent Churchill as to who con-
stituted the officers of the regiment.
In the roster of the first regiment, the
question is answered as follows:
"Each member Of the regiment obeys
his own conscience as to what he must
sacrifice for the purpose Of buying
war savings stamps. The officers of
the regiment are, therefore, the con-
sciences of the members.
In the roster of the first regiment,
Marion county ranks high. Although
third in numbers, Union and Multno-
NAH counties leading, the county is
ahead in the percentage of school chill
dren who have managed to get their
names on the list. Multnomah county
has 1877 members and Union county 159
Marion county being third with 120.
Benton county is fourth with lis, and
Polk county ranks fifth with 100.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
The Woman Who Changed

By JANE PHELPS

expensive.
$50 are others, my dear Mrs. How
ard Suppose you also try with them. y
l knew she meant herself, and l was
SO embarrassed l could not frame an
answer Why dtd 81 c feel tia sIs mus
say anything like that and spoil my af-
ternoon, also the feeling-a more kindly
one--I had just begun to feel for herr
. You see, my dear, your husband
only wants to do what is for your i'm
provement.' -
" 1t is unbearable to have to be treat
ed as if | knew nothingi'' l burst out.
q" If | needed so much correcting, he
should have told me and never should
have married him, neveri -.
"Don t say that. Don even think
it. You can be very happy if you viii.
1t all rests with you. But you are very
stubborn, very tenacious of your own
opinion. / should like to help you be
of real help. But you won't let me-.
An Inspiration.
l started to answer, to tell her just
how felt, when suddenly a thought
leaped into my mind l imemdiately
gave it utterance:
"Would you really HELP me?''
Certainly.'
"Well, Mr.. Howard has promised me
that | may give dinner party of my
Very own. l am going to invite young
folks know. Evelyn S crowd, He, Mr..
Howard, has promised to remain at
home that night and have dinner with
us. VIII you help me plan that dinner,
the decorations, the menu, and all, Just
as you did the other one, only not let
a soul know you had thing to do with
1T, not even Mary or James9 If you
tell me just what to have, and all, l
can give the orders. And above all will
you promise to go away before the day
of the dinner so that George will not
even suspect you helped met"
I stopped, breathless. Would shes
"'I understand, she said smiling, 81
am to give you the suggestions, and
YOU are to go ahead and see what you
can do.
eyes, but George mustn't know. If
he did, it would be of no use. No matter
how well did, he would say it was all
you"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
raG ROAD HOUSE LUNCHEON
CuArlER xxXxvII1.


Surprised so that l scarcely could
keep from expressing it, 1 listened to
Ms 5, ton eha thru the good lunch.
con she had insisted l should order.
"Good Lime to begin, she had said,
when l objected, women never are
very critical Of each other.' So | had
orde,ed as nice luncheon as / knew
how, and was rewarded by hearing her
say.
very nleev planned meal l con-
graduate you.
Would wonders never cease. This
wo~ar, whom l had thoroughly hated,
was giving me 4 thrill of pleasure. She
had compliment me.
The luncheon was really quite gay.
We fingered over it for about an hour,
thea started for home. Mrs. Sexton was
very quiet ON the return ride, but Eve
lSu and kcpt up constant chatter.
Somehow, | was no longer afraid to be
natural, felt that l would not be crit
iciscd il Wo4e.
Then we dropped Evelyn, 1 urged
her TO como ever as often as she could.
81 shah be lonely now that George
is away, forgetting tcr a moment that
MRS sexton was to be with me, and
that she maght be offended by my ad-
mission
Is, MS, Reeve, dc keep Mrs. How
arl company whenever yan can. snail
be viii, Ter, hut l am too old and you
young things have such good times to-
lLet
Scarcely Believing
Could believe my ears9 Was it real
~ Mrs. Sexton who had spoken, or did
/ imagine itl However Evelyn spoke
nicely to her and promised to spend as
much time with me as possible.
After we dropped Evelyn Mrs. Sex
ton came into the tonneau with me.
''You are to have Signor Torreti to-
morrow morning, believe"
eyes, am delighted"
He is a fine pianist, but you play
extremely well. With him to spur you
on, You viii do wonders--if you try,
she added.
"'Of course n try! He's horribly ex
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
Our Daily Story
x x 4 = 4 x X i y 4 y x X !
HANOVER FIST.

The idea came to Hanover Fist as he
was sitting at the club window watch
ing soldiers pass by and pitying the
poor privates because they had to sa-
lutte officers who more than likely had
been in trade before the war.
"I'll learn Frenchl" thought Han
over Fist. "I'll learn French and then
1 II ask to be made an officer, explain
ing, of course, that | know French. And
with that advantage I'll rise rapidly
fron first lieutenant to honorary cap
tain and then to sub general or maybe
even admiral"
And hardly waiting to button his
gloves, he hurried to the Unguent school
OF millinery and languages. In ten weeks
he took a ten weeks course in French,
including verbs, adjectives and useful
expressions. As he was hurrying to the
recruiting station with his diploma un-
der his arm repeating to himself, "Mou-
choir, Au revoir. Chemise. Cafe au lait"
lie came to group of Frenchmen srrug-
ging their tongues and shoulders at each
otler on corner.
suPPose lhlle PFacllce Woulcn U
hur5 n'e, thought Hanover Fist And
he stepped condescendingly up to them,
observing, "Bun sore, messers. Vouley-
Vtus party a little Fransay avec muh7
Quiz Noul Aimez-you le pain noif avee
Lntter9 Non2 Quiz PourquoiR How trou-
vez you les femmeez American? C'e@
la gerry, oui non9 Haricots Bouquet,
Ccarcon.'
The Frenchmen stared at him a mo-
ment in blank amazement diluted with
amazed blankness. Then after politely
waiting to take their turns to give him
three kicks apiece, they dropped him
down a fortysfoot subway excavation,
shouting down after him, eau gratin
tous les Allemandsl'' ("Down with all
.Cermansl'O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
STUN
PUT THIS MAN
BACK TO WORK

This is to certify that Mr.. r. l..
Wolfe, go Ash St., San Diego, Califor-
MIA, purchased three bottles Of STU
MEZE. Mr.. Wolfe stated that his stom-
ach was giving him so much tronJle
he was unable 10 work; but since TAX
ing STUMEZB he is entirely relieved
and able to resume his duties. (Signedl
THE MONARCH DRU, GEO.,
San Diego, California.
When your stomach is sick you are
sick all over-soon knocks you out
Don t run the risk of total disability;
go now to your druggist and get bet
tie of STUMEZE. the real medicine for
stomach ills. 1t Is guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

The bitterness in my voice did not es-
cape her. Laying her hand lightly on
mine for a moment, she replied;
- give yeu my word that neither he
nor anyone else shah ever know from
me that I gave you SO much as hint -
s'oh, thank you"
1t was good Of her, thought, as [
dressed for dinner. I was so happy that
1 sang a little over my dressing. But
all desire to sing left me before the din
was over. Everything 1 did was wrong;
every order I gave was criticized An
the 0lds disgust, and almest all the old
hatred, had returned before We left the
table. I was relieved when she said she
was tired, and bade me good night. First
that I, too, retire early.
TOmorrow-Signor Torretti's S First
Hour)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
The Second Junior
Rainbow Regiment Now
Has Its Thousand

Rainbow regiment nave been received
by Superintendent churchill, and the
third regiment is in process of being
formed. In the last list, 90 are from
Marion county, nine of these being
from Salem. Following is the list:
901-Hazel Hickey, Ontario
902-Dorothy Ellis, Ontario
903-Shirley Mclaughlin, Jameson
904-Thelma Herren, Jamison
905-Roy Virnow, Jameson
906-Hirshel Brown, Vale
907-Lloyd Tuck, Manning
90S-Lawrence Flint, Sherwood
909-Huston B. johnson, Castor
91O-Ralph Hazelton, Mccoy
911-Charley Hazelton, Mccoy
912-Loclie Cooper, Mccoy
913-Arthur Cooper, Mccoy
914-Mabel Cooper, Mccoy
915-Ruth Cooper, Mccoy
9l6-Edgar Cooper, Mccoy
917-Elsie Smith Pleasant Hill
91S-William Arnold, Pleasant Hill
9l9-Earl Mootry, Salem
920-Isaac Schmidt, Salem
92l-Gene Crothers, Salem
922-Edna Elizabeth Watts, Madras
923-Paul Koehler, Orenco
924-Lee Wann, Orenco
925-Raymond Forney, Hillsboro
926-Elizabeth Forney, Hillsboro
927-Othar Scott, Lebanon
928-Kathleen Stewart, Alicel
929-Minnie Watkins, Alieel
930-Bessie Kilkison, North Powder
931-Bertie Richardson, N. Powder
932-Thelma Brant, North Powder
933-Chester Nice, North Powder
934-Bruce O'Bryant, North Powder
935-Inez Woodell, Summerville
936-Ava Woodell, Summerville
937-Lloyd Woodell, Summerville
93S-Katherine Starr, Summerville
939-Carol Glenn, Summerville
940-Viola Goodwin, Summerville
941-Ruth Archer, Summerville
942-Ednabell Myers, Summerville
943-Keith Glenn, Summerville
944 Edith Archer, Summerville
945-Bert Archer, Summerville
946-Clarence Goodwin, Summerville
947-Blanche Combes, Summerville
94S-Vina McKinnis, Imbler
949-Ralph Cleayer, Imbler
950-Clarence Westfall, Imbler
95l-Austin Martin, Imbler
952-Hazel Martin, Imbler
953-Stella Rollins, Imbler
954 -Lucy Mcbride, Imbler
Willard Rust, Marshfield
956-Oswald Bergland, Marshfield
957-Herbert Lewis, Marshfield
95S-George Hall, Myrtle Point
959-Dewey McAlpin, Eugene
960T-Avis Harrison, Coquille
961-Ruth Bessey, Marshfield
962-Erma Emmerson, Marshfield
963-William Sehatz, Sheridan
964-Clyde HUT, Yamhill
965-Charley Laughlin, Yamhill
966-George Price Crocker, Or. City
967-Kenneth Scripture, Oregon City
968-Helen Mitchell, Salem
969-Lucile Thompson, Salem
970-Weldon Kirk, Salem
Winifred Forcier, Gervais
972-Alvin Halvorsen, Silverton
973-George Brokke, Silverton
74-Raymond Crook, Polk Co.
975-Ray Crook, Polk Co.
976-Helen Dodge, Polk Co.
977-Lenore Kisor, Polk Co.
97S-Leone Lewis, Polk Co.
979-Jimmie Lewis, Polk Co.
9S0-Elsie Ray Polk Co.
9Sl-Henry Stonehoeker, Polk Co.
9s2-Chester Stonehoeker, Polk Co
9S3-Pearl Stonehocker, Polk Co.
9S4-Lois Stonehocker, Polk Co.
9S5-Ivan Williams, Polk Co.
9S6-Earnest Ray, Polk Co.
9S7-Donald Dannette, Polk Co.
Virginia Lewis, Redne
9S9-Paul Brown, Redne
990-Howard Cramer, Redne
991-Stewart Sloan, Redne
992-Harlie Newberry. Salem
3-Marjorie Donna Riches, Silver
on.
994-Arehie Rankin, Marion
995-Ralph Purvine, Salem
996-Louise Schaefer. Salem
997-Harold MehL Silverton
99S-Mabel Agnes Long, Silverton
999-Dannie Rains Redne
0OG--Heath Hall, Redne.
-<-p-s--
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=:z=] Editorial Page of The Capital Journal -.


While republican senator was making the assertion
Wednesday that but two ships had been built in the
United States since she entered the war; big steel Ship
the fourth we believe from the yards in Portland
within the year, launched onto the waters of the
Willamette But few days ago the statement made
remember it in the Oregonan that the Northwest
launching ship week and expected to make
it ship day. In refutation of the senatorial state
ment Chairman Hurley Of the shipping board says that
1873 ships had been launched since was declared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
Ugly, UnsightIy Pimples
Are Signals of Bad Blood

lfier known, and contains no -nlnersls
or chemicals to iniurf the most seli-
cate skin.
Go to youl drugstore, ana get 4
bottle OF S. S. S. today. and get rio
Of those unsightly and dishguring
pimples, and other skin irritations,
And !. viii cleanse your blood thor
oughly. If you wish special medical
advice, you can obtain It without
charge BY writing to Medical Direc-
tor, 20 Swift laboratory, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
Give He'd Cd the Warning.

Give Heed TO the Warning.
Pimples on the face and other
parts Of the body are warnings from
Nature that your blood is sluggish
and impoverished. Sometimes they
foretell eczema, boils, blisters. scaly
erupticns and other skin disorders
that burn like flames Of fire.
They mean that your blood needs
S. S. S. to purify it and cleanse it Of
these impure accumulations that can
cause unlimited trouble. This remedy
Is the greatest vegetable blood puri-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
Rippling Rhymes
THE WAR TRADE
by Walt Mason
%+**+++*++++++4++++++44++++

Before the boons Of peace return, those
boons so long mislaid, our Teuton foes will
have to learn that wars beastly trade. In
times of peace they armed and drilled, with
war their end and aim; a million gents have
since been killed, and they are all to blame.
ooh, it is well to plow and SOW" their rulers
used to say, "and it is good to ply. the hoe,
and put up stacks of hay; it's wise to make
our liverwurst and dyes that will not fade,
but war is always best and first the Teu-
toms honored trade. We like to see the
farmers raise their rows of sugar beats,
nrnd lnhn1. thrnn1crh tho 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

vding wholesale eats; praise the man who earns his
board with powshare scyhe spade but most Of all
praise the sword and war, the Teutons trade" And
when this weary war done the Teuton must admit that
other tools than sword and gun billed to make hit
If he goes back to and drill with energy insane if
he goes back to learn to KILL the scrap is all in vain BE-
fore the scene of leave and sheahe the cleaning
blade, we have to make the Teut believe that wars
beastly trade tA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
RUSSIANS FIGHTING AGAIN

While the dispatches announce the assembling OF men
and munitions by the Ausrians for drive in Italy, and
that these additional troops are from the Russian 'front.'
other word comes from Petrograd that the Ukranlan
Boshevk have recapured Odessa aided by the fleet and
have also taken two other important cities The conflict
between the Ukranian rada and the Germans is grow
onenIv resumed between them Austro-German forces
are said to be moving on Sebastopo and the Russian
Black sea fleet is ready for battle and will destroy tnat
famous city rather than it fall into the hands OF the
Germans or their allies. Germany has expressed her
determination to remove Russian farmers to Germany to
do her farm work. and this it is declared in Ukraine Will
cause revolt and cause it quickly. 1t is possible the
Russian situation may soon become such that thai & part at at
yatlrned to maintain anything like semblance of peace
along the borders German arrogance, her inability 20
understand that people other than Germans nave rgh
has brought about this condition The Capital journal
pointed out at the time peace declared that the Ger
mans had possessed themselves of large stock OF trouble
and that they would be facing revolution far more
serious than the they thought they had made peace
with, and ended
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

Like the small boy, we re waiting pa
tiently for 2 clock next Sunday morn
ing so that we can see what happens
when the clock goes ahead an hour.
Some young parents down the valley,
by the name of Post, have new baby
boy, and they are almost persuaded to
name him, Parcel, though he didn It
come that wav
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29
law UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

lansing Mich, Mar. 29.-Strriliza-
tior of the mentally deficient IS pro-
vlded in law passed by the legislature
in 49,; was held unconstitutional by
the Michigan supreme court he4e TO-
daN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

The war in Mesopotamia is all sided and the Turks
are getting decidedly the worst of it. The wires yeser
dav told Of the entire Turkish forces in the valley of the
Ephrates being captured destroyed and the number
was placed at above 1000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

There 5 a vast difference between get
ting publicity and achieving fame but
many men do not realize the fact.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

The Austrans are gathering forces for another drive
at Italy but it is barely possible the situation in Russia
may force halt in Withdrawing troops from that sector
for this purpose 1t is also probable the drive will not
start unless that the west front should turn out favor
able to the kaiser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

The Boshevks, who are without the circle of German
rule noting the results of peace made in Germany
their late companions have reached the conclusion that
they safer in the wds of Siberia than with their old
leader, Lenine He is due to get canned soon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

Senator Lodge who has been about as big hindrance
to preparedness as any other senator and that IS saying
much got hyserca yesterday over conditions ne is part
~ resnonsi6e for and attacked the administration and
pretty nearly everything connected with or any of the
departments 1t is undoubtedly true that many annoying
delays have occurred and some that could and should
have heen avoided The senator has known this condition
for LONG time and also the which he knows in most
instances was unavoidable but he waits until the people
are wrought up the big battle to either show his fear
or play politics 1t is probably the latter that moved nm
being larger army of Americans in France is the
scarcity of ships to transport them and the provisions
and munitions for them and for the allies Every sensible
American understands the almost insumountable diff
cutes this country faces in trying to assist the allies due
to ship shortage and is only those petty Jogging poll
tcians like Lodge who try to make the difficulties greater
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

The Boshevkis who talk nine hours day and worked
occasionally while liberty regned, are now putting IN
twelve hours day working under German boss and at
night are too tired to even talk about the blessings OF
liberty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-29

The toll levied by the submarines last week was the
heaviest for some weeks with 10 ships above l6OO tons
each and IL below that tonnage This helps offset the
gain of 10000 tons from Japan made during the week