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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
are anything but promising
Use OF Canning Was Doubtful

are ANYTHING but PROMISING
Use of Canning Wa, Do,,,rJ
About two weeks ag, ,ys ,.ern n.,h
ering from our own g,rlen ,G'n,
enough tomatoes N eat and :, .,n
at least three pin,s zach ,,Drn,ra ~"
tomatoes were selling a, ,be ,,n,.. a.,
eight cent, the Mound and ,bc orcs,,,,
came up whether il would NOT h, h,,,
10 buy +, rasr ~ .,r,.J ,o,,,,,,.. .,,i
sell all Of our fresh ones AT that pr.rr
a l-oorrd r,r NJ ,o,,,,o.. n..,
grade va. 1s cent, 7 c,,ncJ , on,5,
lar NJ ,rm,,oes as ,.i,,Ii,' a Fu"I
and after JcIrr,,,o a.. ,.a,h, 49,.
jar. found that +, weighed iust three
pounds There were ~ cents for the
work and gas, but it left 8. eater sup
ply on the market. 50 we decided 10
give our work and can our own to-
matoe crop.
Now Paws 10 Can Tomatoes
NJ. ,L,, h.,. .-L t..
,r,,.%.rs S,o,, ,.m,r m'u0. H.. '.,ap,i ,,,,,5
:, ,.',ii t..,,.I.' N.'''' '''I pO"..'
80, M ,h.,,, pay go a'5 o,, ~ '"S anu
P'f WY" Wy ~ .o,i'e Wy .-....--
on, t, ~ N,,''oI ,',',oI C' W. "''"."k SCI"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
Storm Wears Out
On Reaching Coast

WASIllNGTON. Aug Tile iropi-
cal storm which struck the guilt coast
IN southwestern Lou, ana yesterday
afternoon apparently had spent is force
today Weather bureau reports said b.
had greatly diminished in intensity and
no longer was a storm ui importance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
Only One Killed
In New Revolt
BY the Associated Press.

kNNDNlAStA, Aug , Volunteer
detachment, Of White Guards are Civ
ing aId 10 the allied units pursuing the
boIshcvlk force, rctreating S1uthward
from Arrhangcl
The new ArChangcl government has
arrested most OF the bol,heylik | eaders.
Tic bol'heyk commissioner Of war.
IcukeyIrh. was killed. otherwise the
change IN government was virtually
bloodlc,s.
Before the allied troop, landed at
hrchaugcl the local bolShcvih isSued
a proclamation TO the troops urging
violence toward allied citizens.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

The lucky folk,
who had'carly to-
ms'oes in their
gardens. but that
Jared pretty we'll
I know several
miles w no
can a. many a, ~
many as forty
pints out Of their
gardens but that
is a short supply
considering that
the prospects Of
C. o m m r clalIy
CANNED t,t,....
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
BRITISH LANDED
At VLAD|vOSTOK;
NATIVES CHEER
White Guards Join Allies in
ArchangeI Pursuit,

SHANGHAI Saturday Aug s.
British troops landed al Vladiyo,tok al
dawn today say, dispatch from that
city They received a friedly rcccp-
tion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

my housework. My baby when seven
months old weighed ~ pounds ana feel
better than have foi long tune. 1
never had any medicine do me 40
much good. =" Mrs. PEARL MoNYHAE,
Mitchell, ind.
Good health during maternity 70 .
most important factor o. both mother
and child, and many letters have been
received by the LYDIA Il Pinkhsm
Medicine Co. Lynn, mass telling of
nealth ,esUoi ed during this trying per,o0
oy the use OF LYDIA Z. Pinkham's Nege
table Compound y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

The first war service unit representing
q southern woman's college has been
organized by the Newcomb college
alumnae association of New Orleans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

during the time l
! was lookingforwsrd
10 the coming of my
little one that 4 am
recommending IL TO
other expectsnt
mothers. Before
taking II, some days
l suffered With neu-
ralgis 10 badly that
! thought 1 could
not live, but after
taking three bottles
OF Lydia &. Pink
hams Vegetable
CompoundI | was en-
tirely relieved Of
neuralgia ] had
gained In strength
and was able TO 60
around and do all
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MOTHERS
TO BE.
Should Read Mrs. Monyhan's
Letter Published by
Her Permission.

Mitchell, Ind. Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound helped me 40 much
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ifty Years Ago Today.


Our Daily Birthday Party.
Rear Admiral Spencer S Wood u
s. NJ, former commander OF the bat
tleship Oklahoma now in command Of
the First naval district, born in New
York 81 years ago today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
Historpg -
Bits <A
One Hundred Years Ago To-day.

One Hundred Years Ago To-day.
18l8-Remains of soldiers massacred
at the river Ralson removed to De-
troii Tor reburial with military honors.
Seventy-Five Years kJo To-day.
lS4j-John Bright made his first
speech in the British house of com
mons.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1884 severe shock of earthquake
was felt on the island OF Gibraltar.
Twenty-Five Years Ago To-day.
i895-Congress met in special ses-
sion for the purpose OF repeating the
Sherman silvet-purchasing act
One Year Ago Today in the War.
August J, l9l7-Liberia declared
war on Germany; senate adopted con-
ference report on food control bill; /;
Austro-Germans under Won Mackensen
launched new offensive against Russo
Rumanian forces near Fokshani.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
Heed Cheap Price Of Fruit,
Use a Little Sugar and Salt
and Try SIicig and Drying
Them She Advises,

Our prospect for a good supply OF
BY Leno Osborne.
Our prospect fo "a good surp'y ol
AIMED or dried tomatoes look, pretty
,lm 10 me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

Many dozen items, in
cluding our entire notion
department, on sale at
less than Half Price.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05

einem gldn5enoen uno ber5li6en 81
%geitalten: = 8oltmeiiter Otto. SC
Natbs bat ieiner Mnii6t Mus0rud &C.
geben, oab ser geplante 9l1ftpoitoieni1
5mil6en Chicago unb Sen Sd>pelter'
it6oten ipdteltens am /. Stunt 1915
eingeridtet fem miro.
sc minneapolis. = inneapo.
lis lit gum Observation-Disclosures
Centrum fir Minne1ota iomie fii1
Norb= uno Sio 0afota beltimmt NOR.
Sen. Soma unb Eeile bon @isconltn
biirften ipoterbin ebenfaus unter iet.
ne Ss%Surisoiftion fommen. &omman:
oeur Serbune, 8efeblsbaber bes
Dun>pooop Observation-Disclosures, 1T am
Samstuq mod @aibington abgereilt,
Inn nit &egterungsbeamten iiber ser
fiinftigen Status oes 8atainons gu
f%onferieren. - Cine iiberaus 5ablrei=
DIE Menidenmenge bette iid am gor=
mittage oes Dmfiagungstages our
@ntbiiuung elmer gu gbren oerieniger'
SDbne ser Stabt 81 erridtenoen
9cnfmoles eingefunoen, mel4e ibr
9eben auf oem Mltar 6es 8aterlanoes
geopfert baben. - S0dlt mabri6ein=
lid miro man in Minneiota &orpora-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
Illus dem rordwelten
WGnueipta.

ct. SAUL. = Ser gintritt bon
Nationalprobibttion ant 1. Suit oes
1dd1ten Sabres miro fir ct. Saul
einen Musfon an @innobmen bon
5donflisen5en in Soee bon $4OO,=
600 nit iih brinaen. Dieier grobe
@etroe ml1b CUR 9eitreitnng oes itao'
tiiden Sausbaltes m1f onoere 8eiie
gebedt mer6en. 8iirgermeiiter @obg.
ion bot einen Musldrub NIT geratun=
gen iiber nel,e geiteuerungen betraut.
= oe%gislotl,r : Mitglieber Ser portei-
Ioien aieo meroen bel Ser erIten 81.
turo ser 9egislotur cine Coinage
S%teuernorloge unterbreiten, moourd
perlrloht lperoen ion, bab sic 5tabl=
%n1oqnoten einen Sell Ser Mintonen,
Sic lie aus Sen @ilfsqueuen bes 5taa=
ties geifopft boben, or1sbdnbigen. -
Gem SEEM Yorf Minne1nta Club m11r=
Sc sufolge @ouoerncl1r @%ltrnqltilts
Nusluee sic &oumad)t crtetlt, BET Der
9onoung Ser 5ltriidfcbrenoen Winne'
lptoer Sr1ppen beren gmpfang 51
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05

tionen, sic unter itaatlider &ontrone
Iteben merben, organilteren, Inn 2dn.
bereien fir Soloaten nn0 fit iene in
&riegsin6ultrien bei6aftigt @etpelene
5u iiberpeiien.
Moorbe ca 8. - 5armer aus Ser
@emarfung Molan6 baben 400 8n=
idels (5mei Waggonla0ungen). Scar
toffeln un6 $50 in 8argelo fir Die
Notlei6en6en in ser 6euer5one I'M
nor6liben Teile 6es 5taates beige
%ite1ert.
5. - Sic Staot 8rai=
nero miro Mrnolo &auan6 $4,000
@nti6d6tgung be5ablen miiiien fir
einen &idenbrltd, BEN er erlitt, als
fem M1to onf elmer feblerbaften 5tra-
BE un6 8riide 3%ertriimmert tpur6e.
Das 5taotsobergeribt fat eben 6as
eritri6terlihe l1rteil> gegen oas sic
9toot 8eruf11ng etngelegt batte,
nadbem cine Meuberbanolung abge-
1ebnt mor6en >por, beitdttgt. - 5eit
bem /. Sanl.or oieies Sabres bat ser
8rainer6 SUPERINTENDENT &ieb int
@erte BON ettpa $4,000 na6 BEN
ct. &al1ler @iebb0fen geian6t. SIM
MGgemeinen mur6en quite 8reiie er=
5ielt.
DuIutb. - Ser bier5ig Sabre
olte Clarence Mn6erlon lit nuf Der
Sssag6 BEL Tmo MrborS berungliff.-
6reumbe gutter @ege aus Dulutb nn6
bem n0rolt6en Minneiota moren in
elmer &onferen5 bon B%raii6enten,
8ou5ngsbeomten 1tno on6eren 8eam=
ten bon Motiono119 rgani1ntionen, Die
in gbicogo am 2. De5ember our 8e=
iprednng bon 5traBenbar ltn6 ieiner
6inon3iernng pertreten. Seoe @egeno
ser Ser. Staten tpar bertreten.
ct. Setter 9as nene Eo1t=
amt lit iebt pollenoet nno CUR 8enii=
bung bereit, nno am 5omstag na6
@dluB Ser Mmts1tun6en lit bie neber=
iieoell,ng ourhgefiibrt moroen. Ser
@ou oes Bo1tamtes tp11r6e bom &on=
oref am 4. MGr5 1918 gutaebeiBen,
11ad6em Elm 6iesbe5iiglider gori6lag
DEM @ongreiie Idngere 3eit borgele=
gen bette. l1r1priing1id moren $780,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05

tin erpablt, ion6ern % Counties er.
mablten ebenfaQs Superinten6entin:
men. 25 Counties mqblten M1nner gu
2eitern Ser S9ulangelegenbeiten.
Dtdinor n. -Minnie 5pli9al,
6as a6t Sabre alte &inb Der SAINT.
lie Gran5 5plid}al, itarb nab elmer
gefabrliben Operation. @s bate gu.
erlt Snfluen5a, Damn 2l1ngenent5iin.
ourW, melde bas 9er5 ergriff un6 Ell
ne Operation notig ma6te, Die es lei
Ser ni6t iberitan6.
Gnrgo.-N ah Dem bonn Bum
6esbiiro fir Soateni66bungen aus
gegebenen 8eri9te fir Sen l.. Nobem=
Der betrug Ser Durb1dnittsertrag
an 5lads in Norb Dafota rs 8u-
ibels pro Mder. Dies ergibt eine
Menge bon 7,449,0O0 8nl1els gegen
1854, 900 I'M Borjabre. Ole @ortof=
felernte i'm Staate felt ii6 Ser glei-
den Quene nod i6dbungsmeiie ouf
SO 8nI6els bonn Mder ooer $780,
900 8n1hels gegen 5,87O,OOO 8u=
ihels i'm 8oriobre. Die MaisertrGge
0es States lperoen auf 10 8ui9els
bonn Mfer geiddtt o6er 100000
@ltidels gegen $4,000 I'M 8or=
jabre.
Minot. - Ser auf Ser unpeit
BON bier gelegenen Serome=Sorm an
geiteGlte Scarf @auh lit an Ser Sn-
%fluen3a %geltorben; feline 6rou erlog
Ser &ranfbeit menige Sage borber.
Neun &in6er ser Samilie liegen an
Ser Sen6e 6arnie6er.
Man6on.- Sic 2iquitfobIen=
bef0r0eru1g in 6ieiem Di1trift lit
6ur6 6ie Snfluen5a=@pi6emie iebr be-
bin6ert uor6en; 6ret @rnben marer
mebrere Eage gei6loiien. @s mer6en
nere 8ergleute angeiteQt, 6ob lit ser
getrieb nod INNER nidt auf Dem
11ormalen 9ton6e.
8ismnrd.-O Der nnterribt an
Ser ltniDerlitat bon Sio Dafota miro
erit na6 Beibna6ten mie6er n11fge=
nommen tper6en, neil na9 Muslage
6es &eftors Sbomas 8.&ane sic lang
anbalten6e Snfluen5o : gpi6emie es
angebrabt eri6einen laBt> 6ie @r0ff=
nung erit Damn bor5nnebmen.
Dtdin o n. = Sc ion cine Tor=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gegriit1=
Oct tper6en> BET Ser n1tr 6arr1er ber=
lidern f0nnen. Dos @anptqnartier
miro in Didinion fem. Die @eieu=
i6oft miro inforporiert fir $250>000
un6 Mnteili6eine mer6en bal6 gum
&auf a%ngeboten tDer6en.
Sarge 9ie 5ta6t Sarge iiebt
elmer lebbaften 8auiaiion entgeger.
9ie Mufbebung 6es 8annes ouf Neu=
ba1ten erm0glidt Ser Sto6t> 6os
$500 1000 foiten6e @obidulgebd116e
5u bollen6en, Damn o116 cine lutberi=
i6e &irbe, sic $4,000 fo1ten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
Gmb 9afDta.

SuU Sululu+
8ierre. = 9rei iunge 5dIitt=
1611blGuf fer ertronfen am Danf1o=
g%ungstage Dor 6en Mugen elmer I1titi=
gen Menge> ols 6as @is ouf DEM
Seide Dor bent Stootsfapito1 in
8ierre no6gab. Mue &ettungsperiu=
6e tparen pegen 6es fortgeiebt bre=
den6en Cites pergeblid. Ser Sei6 lit
an Ser Ste1e o9t SUB tief.
8ritton. = @ier iol1en neue
@aiiertperfe erri6tet tper6en, Die Bis
5u @n6e 6es Sobres fertig fem louen.
Mi1banf.- Die 6ormer 6ieler
@egen6 erbalten 5niammen biele
Eouien6e bon Dollars fir bor ibnen
ouf 6em Marft geian6tes @efliigel.
Sn elmer ein5tgen @en6ung bat cine
bieitge Sirma $4,000 8fun6 @eflu=
gel nod 0it1iden Mdrften geianot.
Ser @oggon entbielt $1,000 Bfun6
1ebenoes nno 5000 Bfun6 geibladte=
tes @efliigel.
.Deo6moo6. Dos 8efin6en
6es @ouberneurs Beter Morbed, ser
li6 in ei11em bieligen @oipitol an
Snfluen5o lei6en6 befin6et, bot ii6
bereits 10 gebeiiert, 6oB er aus Ser
Seilanjta ait entlaIien tper6en fonnte.
Sabono.- Cine 8elpbn11ng
bon $1OO lit o11sgelebt por6en fir Sic
@rgreifung bon ginbredern, Sic aus
6. 9. &olmes 2o6en iieben gol6ene
Eofdem1bren nn6 aus 6em 2a6en
6es Carl Bolmerlee Sei6e int @erte
bon mebreren bun6ert Collars &C.
itoblen baben.
@atertomn. = Wie in 6teier
@to6t 70 1T ouf) in Mitden Elm Sum
6es : S-teuungspermittlungsbiiro er<
0ffnet mor6en. @s befin6en ii6 nun
permanente 8iiros in 8ierre, 9uron,
Mapi6 @itp, 5iour Tans, Mber6een
un6 Den 5mei oben genannten Stdo=
ten.
Gierre.- Ser 5toat su6 3D.
fota bat no6 elmer Nnfitelung Ser
San6elsfammer bon Smaba mebr
Mutemobile int @erba1tnis 5n feiner
ginmobner3ab1, a1s irgen6 Elm onoe=
rer 5taat in Ser Union. SI6 0afota
hot uber 100000 Mrttomobile ODER
zines onf ie feds @inmobner.
MIce It e I. - Dus 6reiiGbrige
S0hterhen Ser 9amilie Sle Strom,
melhe cine in Ser Ma6barihaft gele=
acne 6arm bemobnt, fiel in eine1t
elmer nit fohen6 beiBem Sal5tpal=
fer un6 itorb on Sen er1ittenenBrono=
mun6en.
giour Sails. = Oie adt5ebn
Monote alte 8on6o Carton bes Che
poores Mortin 2arion bon bier, err
1tidte an einem Stiif zines WalnnB
Gottonmooo.- Sci einem
gron0e, 6nr6 melden 6ie S6eune
ortf oem Mnmeien 8erltort tpuroe, trn=
gen 6rou Sran5 8i1iamS, Die Sral1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
2nn9enent5inotn9 tam lei6ter Ser
tittet tpie ftriert werDen
? -RU-N MA
@iro Sbre @ioerttanosfraft
9e9en 2ranfbeiten erb6ben

9n leibteten miro oann Der 0Renid 0as 0pfer bon 2ungenent3un=
oung, tpenn ien aorper iberarbehet geidtpadt uno iib Die gsioerHanos-
froft in nieoerer @bbe beinoet Cine gnt5un6ung Der Sdleinbdute, emit
roeoer 6urdb @uften> grfaltungen, &atorrb, @rppe o6r ipani@e snlu-
en5a berurinbt bereitet einen Nngriff Der gaf5iQen bon 2ungenent5in=
Dung elm leibtes Gel6. 1F .t.E r.
8erbitungsmabregeIn m0gen elmer ipdteren grfrunfung oorbeugen.
I'm Die sdeimbaute onrdg Die entfernung BON Sniten, erfdltungen,
aotorrb uno fotarrbo1iibe 3uitanoe inn &npf> Sols, D5ogen, 6en @eoar-
men o6er anoeren Srganen gu entfernen, miro Or. &artnons tpeltbe=
rubntes Yeruna e%nrpfoblen.
9no Sic nibt gleibgultig. Hebmen sic Sen gnt Ser grfobrung bon
Srou g. g. Sfinner, ghr 21, Eobios, Nebrastn an. Gin grief, Ser bon
ibr i'm Mugnit 1918 gehbrieben hur6e> hutet:
.uSSh babe @eruna oue3eit gegen Suihn, erfd1tungen u59mer-
gen in ser 8ruit in neinent @ouie .3uei Sabre 5urid inn @in-
ter batte ib 2ungenent5unoung un6 iebt benibe id Heruna,
nm einen a6ermalgen Mngriff 3u Derbaten. Sd finoe es nirf-
lb grobartig."
Or. Sortnnan begann Dor As Sobren 4errna 5u oeridrei6en. Sc lit
nbt nu, nnber1ubt o6er Elm Bro6eberfabren. 9ur6 feline @ne BEL Ser
&er0annn guno Der @1ien8 in Der abfl3rung fdert gerunae inen rel
dn 8lutborrat, Der beil1am af Die @6leinnbGute tpirft, Dos gan5e Sp=
item berbenert un6 6ie @i6ertonosfrat oernebrt Beruno lit gu irgen6ei=
ner 3Gt cine quite 6amlienmeoi5n un6 gero6e ibt ler ange6rodt.
&aufen 9ie &eute Neruna ju Sbrer Sieberbeit
EN- Sa6eten per fmHiger 4prn. 1teberaQ fGnfif.
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uEatriptism11s," iagte Mfre6 50.

uFatr1ottsm1s," iagte Mlfre6 IS.
Mc@onn, ~beiBt mebr als 9iebe GUM
2an6e. @r be6entet 2iebe fir 6ie re9=
tie &%egierung, oie ii6 ielbit Big in
frem6e 2dn6er erItredt. Ser Weni6,
Ser nur einen 6leden Gr6e liebt, lit
fein Eatriot. ct lit nidt nur fein gu=
ter 8Irger, ion6ern Elm gefdbrli6er
8urger. Ser Safer, ser MIR feline Ell
genen @i1t6er liebt, mabreno er sic
&in6er ieines Nadbarn uuBera6t
ldBt> lit fem gutter 8oter. Or fam
iein, 6aB er in ser 8ei6rGnftbeit 1ei=
ner Snterelien nnter BEN &in6ern iei=
neg No6barn &nen 3ultan0 entite=
fen laBt, Ser zines Cages 5um Ser
0erben ieiner eigenen &inoer 5urid<
mirfen miro.
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8efreit Gm6 bon jenem
hartnddt0e1t 9miten.

8ietet Dem idtpddenben, unaneenebme1t
9uiten ober @rfdltu11g, Die Die 2unge
ooer ben @als beDroben, Salt brr6 Cd
man's Mlteratibe, bas Sonif nnb Ser
Infbnner in 3tpan5igid6r1gem erfol9reiz
ben @ebrau6. SOC nnb $1.5O Slal6en in
glpotbefen ODER bonn
Gfrnatt 2abpratorp, G6ilabelpbia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05

zines CORNERS, 6ie friiber in oieier
Ma9baridaft uobnte> uno ibre ie6s=
i4brige So9ter 16limme 8ran0pnn=
Den 6obon. Sos MG66en lit bereitS
qeltorben, nn6 fir sic Weutter lit me-
mig &offn1ng borbanoen.
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Mprb 9afpta.

8ismard. - Sn ser lebten
@abI m1tr6e nidt muir Sri. Wfinnie
Nielion CUR Observation-Disclosures
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-05
THE NEW SUBMARINE MOVEMENT

If the new German submarines were all the junkers
would have us believe them they would not be on the
Atlantic Coast The plan is to attack nothing but coast
ing vessels that not armed this being the
these will soon be placed in condition to fight the sub
marines and there will be destroyers and seaplanes
enough to keep pretty close watch of the coast shipping
however the submarines capable of the things
the Germans claim for them that is of establishing
blockade of the American coast they would as we have
said not have been here If they could successfully at
tack armed ships they would have gone into business in
the danger and atEaeked shipping along the coast
of England and France 1t is probable the attempt will
prove of little practical Importance as the much
heraded Deutschland that was to revoutionize shipping
and give Germany communication with the balance of the
world. While successful trip or two was made "the
game not worth the candle" In the case of the sub
marine attack the first destruction will undoubtedly
prove the worst for it unexpected After this ship
ping will stay in port until it be equipped for doing
battle with the enemy have conveys that will pro-
tect it. 1t raises the question however as to whether the
Germans have type of Uboat with greater range
or whether supply base has been secured on this side
of the If the latter it will finally be hunted out
for must be place in the West Indies or along
own or the Canadian coast for base in Mexico would be
about distant as home port While there may be a
menace for me and the loss of more ships perhaps
the trans Atlantic service is not going to be nterfered
with to any serious extent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-05
Over Seven Millions
For Oregon Spruce Work

Portland, Or, June 5.-As an item in
the governments speeded up airplane
production program, $7,6OO,OO0 will be
spent in immediate construction Of rail-
roads in Oregon and Washington, it
was learned today at the headquarters
Of the spruce production division of the
| nited States signal service.
The lines have been surveyed and the
work wall he rushed. Camp will be es
tabushcd and men put on the job as
rapid? 5s the new railroads furnish IA
fllitles.
TINS is IN line with the government g
hcw policy Of o0,OOO,OOO feet of spruce
mouthly insicad of ten million as here.
tofore.
The man ! owGr Of the spruce division
a.aer Colonel Disque will be more than
doubled, il is believed.
Spruce production for airplanes in the
northwest has increased 700 per cent
since the spruce production took charge.
Colonel Disque attributes 400 per cent
of this to improved mill methods and
300 per cent to riving of spruce.
RiviHg viii be continued, &c saia, bat
not increased, Improved saving methods
are getting more available airplane
spruce than any other method vet tried.
Spruce production is being rushed
with the same relentless fervor as if
the men Of the division were actually
facing the Huns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-05
GRANGE DINNER
A! ARNORY PROVES
PLEASANT OCCASION
Several Speeches Made and
Musical Selections Given
Following Banquet

Members of the State Grange and
visiting grangers were rendered a din
ner last evening at the armory, given
by the Commercial club of Salem.
About 250 were present for the dinner
and the special program given immedi-
ately following.
Governor Withycombe said he was
very partial to the grange claiming
that it lowered far above all Other
organizations, as it stood for
principle.
Welcoming the grangers for the city,
Mayor Walter L. Keyes said that ho
wished he was a farmer, far away from
his law office, breathing the pure ozone
of the farm and raising wheat at So
a bushel.
The Rev. R. S. Gill for the Com.
mercial club, welcomed the visitors in
a very appropriate address, giving
them free access to the Commercial
club rooms and handling the key of
the city over the city's guests. He said
that the Commercial Club stood for the
activities of the city in the same pro-
portion that the grange stood for the
interests of the country.
Justice Wallace McCamant delivered
a patriotic address, especially referring
to the German propaganda in the eff
fort to intlame the people against the
English.
He spoke of the time during the
Spanish sh-American war when the Ger
mans were making trouble for Dewey
at Manila and the fact that it was the
firm stand of the English lining up
with the Americans that prevented a
war at that time with Germany when
we were not prepared to any extent.
1t was the duty of this country when
peace was signed, he said, to restore
Russia as an independent state.
Q. E. Spence, master of the state
grange wps not especially friendly to
Salem as he noted the fact that tho
mayor had failed to hand over tho
keyes of the citl to the visitors. He
intimapd that Salem had nothing to
lock up ard that there wouldn't be
much here anyhow after the grangers
left. He said that no one was doing
more patriotic work than the farmer,
took a fling at the |. w. w. and
profiteers and said some mean things
about the Swift family.
The program included solos by Miss
Ada Miller, both enthusiastically en-
cored, and singing by a quartet com
posed Of Messrs. Todd, Dewitt, Gille
and Barton. Mrs. Donald Miles gave
two readings and Miss R. T. Smith
greeted the visitors on behalf of
Pomona grange.
Senator-eleet Louis Lachmund was
chairman Of the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-05
Trading Curtailed
In Wall Street Today

New York, June 5.-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
There was further eurtailment in
trading volume in today IS stock market.
Initial price advances were around
one to two points aAd these gains were
augmented to some extent before the
end of the first hour. The contrary ten
d'ncy in the seond hour caused a can
collation. of the gains for the most
part, and at midday the price level rul-
ed close to the Tuesday closing.
Steel crossed 101 and reached 100 1-8
after which there were narrow fluctua-
tions, Baldwin, likewise, crossed 81, but
fell back below 80 and thus it went
through a good part of the list. Marine
pAeferred moved forwardtto about los
IN the early afternoon. The rail list, as
a whole, was but thinly dealt in.