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pl6, OCT Miuiondr.
elise BON Jiidjaro &ief.

Meattbias Fiid), geboren ben 3. 4.
1880.
MATTHIAS Eiid, e6eoem aeaner.
alsoann mad Der Yerbcirotuna
nit 10000 Nf. uno Der Gborfu.
tlerstohter Vtina.. @uneipolo - 9e.
fser oes &olonialluaren.@eid,1ite
w. Bimlin9erS Hoti.
MATTHIAS @ii6. obc. 10 fdnat
rIon itlieBlid) feinc 0ei6ifte an.
Sonoern 10:
er mar, @noe 1914, Gin ltdrnnri.
ger, miateIltarter WanL o1ne em.
%bonpoint. o6er nit einem 5ierlid1eu
Sdlnirrbartden ausleltattet. so
ltano WtattbIu5 Bid Itets Idd)eln0.
llnter Dem Ea0entilf uno pidelte
Shlnfen uno Tiertel. Eiun0.8 ortio.
zen gu banoli6en Nadt)cn, ndbreno
Nrou Vtinno ole auiie beoiente nm
tlingelno INNER mieoer oie Sdrub
laoe oe5 ScIbltoooierer3: ,3obl
fhnf Wforf, menn Ger 9ctraa ,<brc,
3obllng nlft olsbnlo bintCr o..
@iasld)elbe eridFlnt" brnicntc.
Nbeno5 ldliittctc rlu,l Damn 0oa 81
aebnis Der 3o9cul belt atll eirl Bat.
brett unh a00ierte oen aelpnl,lcn,.
Netrag nit Den m @eI0idroEfc uer
pabrten @cIoern 81 elmer ocr "
curf an 3nhIun1smittcln ulsnIn..
q reldenoen Sumnle. Gem HcI,.
lioge Die Cathode nidt lGnQcr per
htlmlld)t Uer0en oob Yiid; fnopy
oor Der Eleite italo 9ics Gcscmbc
1914.
"a lpllroc cln Sobr ip0ter Der 81
@rlob "~GottrrQIeltb" e~rilnlOenL uou
Fild ~ber9cltellt bel Eimplin9er
Jtod)f. ~ucrfauft mo un0
Fiid umicgcItc ooS 0Ieitcriii, &c.
mann Damn fcIten 8oocn unicr Den
NiiBen mo erfIonm Den 9allm 0c5
SopitolI$nnlS. auf Dem err lid, bis
ms VtiQtonorSgedite bodidpon9 -
Nun bcfnm EilhS Stattlid)feit oie
Sole DER @obIgendbrtbeit. Gin
Sdmerbntid)leim ulnipunnt bon oiil.
oener Settle, bciuics, Dab man mas
nor mo mas bate. Oiomantrinqe
eelteten olIi geididte SopitoI3an.
ia9e, mo 6ruu Wtinnos &ropi muroc
unn Den @emunecrern ibrer crbien.
groBen TerIen germ iibericben.
Wtan mar aus DER Ireislmmer.
nohning oltSdeio3en, ihoffte lid,
Godlin. 3iener, Sousm1oheu un0
IFo''eu'e mo - olif orinactioen Rot
Game feline Rinoer an.
Nfan fnuite inf bel WoriuS (g8crf.
ltdtte filr &nncnurdlitefturD cine
elnrlhtrnia, lcrute. onB nIte 9iIoer
mondnlol nod mertuoIler ieieu oils
observation-disclosures mo bet lid olber
Dem @rammophon circn 9ed)itein
lno elncn perfect ielbiiipieIenoen ao.
pcutreiitcr.
Mdn gIallbt gur nId)t, ipie uor3iia.
lid lld mond)e Nienid1en nit einem
Sdllpctlcn0eu mterhnlten founcn.
FIlt) mar Elm geuuad)ter Qtonn.
Sr ipnroe MIR 4lucimaI pegen &u.
ilera bcltrdit mo bltd)te Die 1900
V'ort unter @eidnitSipeien. Gs mar
.bnl n~ohgcfpicitu moroeu. oaB er 10
3entncr ,Cotttrllcid@, Die lin S03
ltart actoitCt. um 1900 Mart
uclteroCrfduit batte. lluo: @cret.
jgteit mu6te ieia!
Surd) Ole itlehtcn g~rfabrungen
lcipigigt CAB (;iih, i'm Gune ser
gtiuIou 'ein @ciddit ouf
500 it'd Uon 9i.Griae, @oaen.
tlmierc INSTRUMENTATION, 9eItbab.
mo 0Itiihtonicrpen surud.
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Neuefte Rn5eisen.
9 Ii d. etc.

seitfaoeH fir SHrsertaabiSnteu. genaus
uno Heueite 0ciesesbeitimnungsH.
Hriifungsiraaeu, eHaliih nno beutifl. -
AHspabl:-Sbue Sebrer GHgtii1. @6rs
terbudJ. SriefIteler. @%eieebudler. Oeoids
te, aohbiidcr, 2ieoer6iidlcr. S~p1a6meis
fer. @leftrisitdt. 9oftorbud. Ameriisnis
ifIcr 0efliiseI5iiGlter, @drtenbuh. Orass
bau, 9tilhDirthihaft. Sdderre5eDtbiifer,
4taihiniitenbuh. 0eutihe N~aIenoer. -
Shreibt fir 0tratisproipette.
Sallmeger 3nbliihiHs 60, POS g. 45
Strafe, Stem gprf. q. p.
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Serguhsuugs=B egweiier.

giiuu. - Seoeu Nadmittag uno Gbeno
Grandchildren.
6afno. - 8auoeIbiIoer bon II ubr @ors
mittag5 bis II ubr abeno5; Conn
tags bon , ll6r Nadmittags bis II
llbr Abenos.
Mlajeitir. Seoen 9adjEtittna ul9
Nbeno @auoelbiloer.
ga 6rohe Sbeater. - In Sen 8odens
togen 3ahmittags un0 &beno5 8ons
6eIbiloer; Sonutags @auoepiIe : Sors
%iteauneen.
Bier. - SeSen 9adritta8 uno Gbeno
@nuoeIbiISer.
8inltu (frilher 0ome). - Seoeu Gbeno
@nnoeIbiloer; MIR Sounta9s gldttnee.
Gtrauo. - SeSen absno BanbcIbitoer;
Gaulstdgs u1o Sountag5 glatinee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-28

IN iUd0 Q Nrnmo. nit Der
@lttrnt
%lc Slo1tnc0 am btatu Gaze
i.odl rIncm A1enitcu nah lmn fcrne
llno 'tnoeit ftlncn. Ser Qcrcd,tp
%erehrt,'ttr ocricjh' Sic Nrnac:
N nitt bIo6 octnt 2aterne idIed,t?
G& Qiit i'm 6ir3elebsn ola bpr.
inert aug Der ei9eu;a @ortreiflitteit
Die 6Cb,erhoitiQtsit oeS onoerer alb
}u!eittn. DdQtQen 1T berertiater
Sto!5 ouf SsQablu5 Liittiaftjt unp
srreihte 3ieIt cine GisinIdoFt, Die
nur Der GtnlhIira nit So6mut
nerpet'elt.
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Nddjtbrmoeu

Gin 6rcnloer tom i'll 0cN ein5i.
lcu No0cn cinc2 ttciuen Nrte5 in
QfiIIourl mo tuuftc lid) etitdle
Nohtbem0cn. Gin bulcrrr 5Snrlu.
arbcittr Firat NCn &oocu dis ser
Nrcm0c 6euielben ucrlieB
rGu. NnfcL mas bat otuH Ser
6rcu0c lei Dir 9etahit2"
~@}adtbtuOtn. Mt0d'teit SIT Sir
ut mtldr unltaiicn?"
"Nh moiu oUmr2 >Eh aetc Nt2
9}odlta nidlt ans"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-28

.e gGbaritg &n5ar
NhOeiatiOn," POI
Wierdants an0
Wiis 9auf @uilo-
ing. WtIlmaufcc,
&is., ien0et fol
genoen Hammers
oeu itn0 in BERT
IIhe @orte ge-
flG0eten Appcu
ms anna man
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-28

e7 3ebn Sabre iiinger. o3pci
Sabre lang lit ih nj MoNcnfotorrh.
9tat) @cbrouh pom pier 6loid,cn
Iorni'5 AIpenfrGutcr fam itl ictt
ir9cno cine Speiic ellen uto icbc Sem
&ohre finger ou@", id)rcIbt Srol
@crtba @robntnmn pon Rolcigh, u.
8. IS aibt nidlt2 bcilcrc9, nm Den
Wtogcu 5lt reguliren mo sic &cromu
alna 81 ior0CrmaI2 oic5 befonntcSrdu
tcrbeilntittel. Ga miro nidt ollrdl
Npotbcfcr ~perfaltit. @elen 9Iu9flmf.
DcnOe mar iit an Qr. Yeter 6ohr
men & Cons Go. 250t @nihingtcn
@Iu6.. CHICAGO, III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-28
Die 5eier bes 9antiasnngs=
tages.

lf alter outer
Site i~eierte 80
Groiie icinen
Gantiagung5tng
Wtit iroben Sc
fublen un0 oant
barren @er3en
fonnte man iidl
on Die 6eittafel
ie6en. Wond)er
StubL, Der i'm
pOrigen Sobr IN
beiebt mar, mel
iein Snbnbcr
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s . Il s.

alcioer . 0icbitnbl. Die @oli5ci
befinoet Iit auf Der Sogo nod) einem
SSredlinq, Der lid) Die y. VI. 8. q.
oils iein @lrbcit9felo gemoblt bat. @a-
rolo Sail un0 81. =. 9ledmonn, Sc
I'M @eb0uoe Der AIiociation oil I. uuo
Dtain StraBe 3immer b%eDobnen,
iuurocn ie0er Inn cintn gllten Anjug
beitolhcn. Cine leocrne &eiietaidc
iplr0e cbenilIl3 Don Sen @dimern
mitgenommen.
Sdncc am Sanfia9nng5tage. Pills
Die @iirger am Qomerat0g a%riltan-
ben f~au0cn1je 0en Gr0bo0en nit elmer
Sage Sduec beoedt. Der in Der 9tadt
qcIauen mar. IS ihneltc unt Cant.
ioguu5$tage in gou3cu Staate. @Jer
mar IS niht Iehr fnIt. 0Oh III Qllllttl
mar es / @rao inter 9tuu, an Ser
Canaoiitcn @ren5c 10 @roo inter
Gua uno in Montnna IS 8raO untGr
9tun. @Qrmeres 8etter iou ober
nie0er in1 Nn5ugc iein.
Sine GrplOfiOn in WfiuoUrU. 81
einem 9iuiuro 2ofdI III Wtin0oro,
Dos iid i'm 5neitelt Stotpert zines
@ebdu0cs al Ser &auptitroBe ser
9rtihait beiano uro pom u, @nnion
betrieben miro. ereigncte it'd filr5Iidl
cine @aioIin . GrpIoiion, nobel 0u5
@ebduoe arg oemoIirt muroe. 2it
81ltc, ctpa 20 oil ser 3abI, fonnten
ole glilfIidl oos 5reie erreiteu, obre
ooB elmer ocrielbeu ernitIih u~crleFt
Duroe. Ser Sha0en iou angeblitl
$500 betrngen.
Cine ueue yWarfthaac". Irf bent
Mlorftplob itebt ieit 6reita9 cine pom
Der So GroiIc @redIng ano 2linber
SO. ser Stoot aus @eidligfeit iiber.
Iniiene@ornge oie iolange ais Wtartt.
bale benltt meroen fam, bis Der
Gtootrath W1itteI fir oer Ban zines
permonenten 8cbduoe3 erlaltbt. Iie
@oroge, Die BON it0otiihcn Irbeitern
3uIammeHgeIteQt nlroe. bietet auer.
oings beiieren SfuB mie oaa I'M no.
rige1 @inter aui benz WarftplaB
ftebenoe Self, lit aber immerAin ein
trouriges Administration fur ulier
ionIt 10 frclqcbiges reifes 90 GroIir,
penr es nof) orei Sabren Der Igi-
tntion fiir cinen Warft nidt Elm panr
@uuoert Collars fIr cine Warfthiltte
iibriq bot uro ijh BON einm 8riodt-
geidlGft olshelfen Ialien mlb. Qebtc,
res benibt icine 2ibcralitdt bod MIR
OILS ein Nnjeigemittel, inocnl sic 60
rage am @iebcl in groBen 2cttern
Icinen Ramen trdgt.
Spart auhlen! Sic &ohlen g.
tuation in ga GroiIc fam gefdhrlife
9imenIioneH onnchnlen, lpern nit
ben nod porbnnoenen Gorrothen nidlt
iporiom perfabreu miro. ertldrte Dor
einigen Sogen 3. u. Wfc@iuie, Der
hielige 6euerungS Aomiuiitrutor
Gin ar i'm noreiiirte5 Iclegromm
bonn Regionol . Iireftor ser Glen,
babneu in Gbicago beiagtc Iolgcroes:
Bite, theilen Sic 0cn @cb0roen 81.
rcr CrtIdait NIT 6ab folgenoc Sn,
It%rltftionen bon Nucu bcobuftct mer.
Den %iolIten: 2lle offentIidlcn NnItal-
ten, Office e @ebQuoe. &otclS, 3hea.
ter, ShntIen, &ird)cn ufm.. Die 2idt
mo 6elterung hraudlen. iollten feline
8nlIonc @aiicr pcridrpenoen. ocnn
ocrldlmcnoctes WoIicr bcoeutct Tclte,
rullg@peridrucn0ung; fein 2iht ioIIte
i'll u%nbcnutten RGllmen BREMEN &c,
lalIen mer0en; ocnu &erifncnoung
bon Sidt lit ulldl &crid)uen0un9 Don
&oblcn; &cntiIotiou ioutc qc60rig &c
iflehen. ober oobei feline Site unno.
tblB pcrIorcn qcbcn. Ticie Snitrlif
tionen iolten 10 peritonoen mo aus
gefibrt lperoeu, BOB tie irJ fciner
2eiocn ODER 0cidrmcrllhfriteI
pcrlriod)cn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-28

SopferfGltuna poer Ga 8rippl
1T icbr l0itig ino unongenebm. gfe1
men Sic
Soldiers
2orotiue GoIo tablets ein uno Gil
peroen befreit mcroen BON Grfar
unacu. Su8rippe aopflpeb un0 Ser.
itopfung.
Gieielben iino elm iid1eres unN
ihneues WitteI gegen Grt1Itungen;
lciht einSuuehmen. gcihmadlo8 uno
ohnc lr~;angeuehmc SoIgen.
sic ncrScn nod Dem Ginnehmen
oicier SabIetten cine bcbci,
tenhe @eIierluq bemcrfen. TieieI.
SEN heiIeu critiiiu0ctc Stlciuhdutc
ltnb uerhiitcn Gaturrh.
p Gents pro Sdaftrl.
Soldiers apotbefe,
5. nnS Raiu Strafe.
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Sirdli6es.
&eformirtc 81. SohanuCs . @emcinhe,
Ode 4. uue giarIet Strnfe,
Safer, 6. Stpdmeicr.

Sonutn93ihuIe nm 9:t5 ubr.
@%otte5oienit nm 1890 llhr.
@eiuher uno 6reunoe iin0 inns I'M.
amer berSIi6 miItommen.
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Yin Nae, Die nod Elm Sers bnbcn!

nguf ooB Sic 2iebe ibr idicr iiber-
groBcs @erf pollenoen fonne, ipriht
tie ST. eltd alien Die ibr nod Elm &erj
bobt fir Meniheneleno uno Wen,
ifenflrmmer. 2oBt Die 2iebesgabtn
berbciItr0mcu, mo ibr mer0et Die be,
Ieligenoe8 enugthultng bobeu. ouB iht
mou6eS imge Wenifenleben gerette,
habt, melhe5 obne eud Dem frilbcn
So0e ODER blcibenoem Sieht6um Der
fallen miiroe; Dob ibr in eincm idmcr.
qcpriiften gltten Golfe 0urf eltrc
Gbeilnabme, crlren OpferIinn oie gu
periidt elmer beIIercu 3ufunit ermeft
babt..
Cine Stor mofercr Menid)eu lei
tct bier III Nilmaufce Die GharitJ
@n3or @iiocintion. Gortbiu ienoet
eltre @obcn, obue &erglg. al5 euer
N~ngebinoe fiir ons fommenoe
eibuaht5fei It, mcIheS ben,
oelttifen &olfe nidt nerloreu gebcn
Iou.
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Sin ergrtifenoer Mppeal

@dnoe iino g~ebunoen. @enn tie nur
cine 8etpegung mnd)t, ais mollte altd)
tie cine @abe in Die boditebcnOc
S6ale legen. oann tritt Der SaB nit
po~rgebaItener 6ndeI orobeno ibr cnt-
gegen uno nit uergiitenoem Atbem
ihcudlt or Sic 4rme 3urilf.
Ser Grieg59ott bot fem @erf poll
en0et; 0aS erhobene Shmcrt ienft er
5ur @roe, aber nod INNER hGIt er sic
@age. 6oit mioeritrebeno ldBt err c.
5lt, oaB Die 5eiieln fallen. oie bie2iebe
ourd Sabre ouloenO getrngen bntta.
9rn ipenoet oud) lie ibre @aben ans
pollen Sdn0en. @obl Unfit Dir
Sdale. aber nod bat lie nid,t on3
8lei6gemidt NIT ser Shole oes Soi
les CREDIT; nod beoarf es tarlcno
mo t%auieno onoerer @aben, nm lc
5Itm l~lcbermiegcn ST bringen. giaIt
miro ia oie 3eit fommen mo- Ole
2iehc itdrfer lit ols oer@oB, ser mofl
ME ans Der @elt euriflninoen miro;
mo nidt mcbr ser &riegsgott 0ie
Usage bat. ionbern Elm b0beres, gilti.
ceres &eien.
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rr-Whiskru- Wrim

@ontdHeise TornsIn nHb SuftruttioHen, einihIie5s
lin 6eriteIung uHb Seireibeu elmer standardization
ipeIoen iar 500 seididt. &pr gSbistep, 9agerbter
CUTE &eine
Die rpirflidpen tpaaren,
fem griGb. ssir rpareu frlber Stauer unb Ereuuer.
Jormeln iopueH eeiesIidl burd Die 8oit geIhidt
peroen. Sdidt 500 In @eIbauipeiiuua. Gadr ooet
Stamps.
WILLIAM kLAES INSTITUTE
DEPT. So MILWAUKEE,. WIS.
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elmer, Sen 6ortidriite mad1t
1T nod IaHae iein ~6ortibrittler.
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angctban ielbit Die bdrteitcn Wtcu-
idlenher3en All riihrrn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
SILVERTON NEWS

(capital Journal Special Serviee.)
Silverton, Or, Jan. 28.-E. Z. McLen
don, who recently engaged in the res
taurant business in Silverton, expects tc
open another first class eating house
here very soon.
Carl Brown Of this city has recent
IL been reported missing from his com
.nany ssover there" and it Is the be
lief Of his parents that Carl has beer
killed in action.
Albert Webb has purchased the Nea
Cooley property on Second street ano
expects to occupy the same " feN
weeks.
Joseph Grinde is visiting at the home
of his psrents after spending severa
Years away from hime. Joe has recent
jy received his honorable discharge
from the navy.
Frank Hubbs had his tonsils remov
ed at the Silverton hospital last frl
dav. The operation proved so serious
that Mr., Hubbs was obliged to remalr
in bed for several days.
Frank Aim of the U. S. n. has recent
" received his discharge from service
and Is now on his way to Silverton.
Roy Kelsey will leave this week foi
Seattle. Wash, where he expects u
find employment. Mr.. Kelsey is Q firs
class pianer and for number OF year
has held a responsible position witt
the Silverton Lumber company. Mr.. anc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
American Woman To Aid
Japan In Dry Campaign

Toxic, Jan. 3.-(By Mail. l.)--Japanese
Temperance workers are awaiting aGriv.
al Of American inspiration in the person
of Mrs. Kara Smart Root. When she
arrives they will start drive to mske
Japan bone dry by 1925.
When first talk of making Japan dry
was heard it created some amusement,
for even minors here drink without le-
gal restriction. But recent develop
ments in the food situation have drawn
lines Of care on the brewers faces and
amusement has given way to worried
speculation.
The liquor forces see in the rice short
age a greater peril than in Mrs. Root,
Of the California Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, and the bone dry
campaign.
Rice is used in the brewing Of saka
snd with Japan facing the catastrophe
of rieeless days those who are not fond
of saka are urging that the consump-
tion Of rice for the drink be curtailed.
An official statement gave the total
amount of rice to be used in brewing
sake. next year at thirty million bush
els. The Kwansai men insist that at
least half that amount should be saved
so- food.
The government is planning introduc-
tion of bill prohibiting drinking by
minors in order that the rice may be
conserved. E.&EsE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
LOganberry Bulletin Has
important Information

The manager of the Commercial club
is in receipt of Farmers Bulletin No.
99s issued by the United States de.
partment of agriculture, entitled "Cul-,
ture of the Loganberry and Its Related
Varieties. Z"
In this bulletin directions are given
for the planting, training, fertilizing,
cultivation and harvesting of the fruit,
The information contained in this bull.
letin will be especially valuable to all
those contemplating growing this fruit
either for commercial purposes or for
home use.
This bulletin reaches us at a tinn
when great interest is being taken in
the culture Of this fruit and some horti.
culturalists predict that the logsnberry
will soon rival or even exceed the fa.
nous Willamette valley prune in com
mercial Importance. Anyone interested
in this subject may see these bulletins
by calling at the club rooms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
Previously reported missing in action
CLOVERDALE NOTES.

Capital Journal Special Service)
Cloverdale, Jan. 2S. = Gus Drager
bought a five acre tract of Mr.. Looney
last week, at the rate of 5000 per acre.
Carl Scott Of Salem motored over
to W. J. Hadley's Friday with his
grandmother, Mrs. Pickett, who will
remain here for the remainder of the
winter. 80.
Mr.. Garner, who has been visiting
in and near Salem for several weeks,
returned home last week.
Mr.. Looney sold his farm to Arthur
Kunke last week. Mr.. Kunke will
take possession soon. Mr.. Looney ex'
poets to move his family to Turner.
Mrs. Drager's daughter, Marie, OF
Portland spent the week end here with
her mother.
p. A. Wood spent few days iast
week with his daughters in salemi
who were sick
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
thin PEOPLE
Should TAKE
PHOSPHATE
othing Like Plain Bitro-P Phosphate to
Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and
to Increase Strength, Vigor
and Nerve Force

Judging from. the countless prepara-
tions and treatments which are contin-
ually being advertised for the purpose
of making thin people fleslly, develop
ing arms, neck and bust, and replacing
ugly hollows and angles by the soft
curved lines of health and beauty, there
are evidently thousands ri men and
women who keenly feel tneir excessive
thinness.
Thinness and weakness are usually
due to starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than is contained
in modern foods. Physicians Claim
there is.nothing that will supply this
deficiency so well as the organic phos-
pbate known among druggists as bitro-
phosphate, which is inexpensive and
is sold by most all druggists under a
guarantee of satisfaction or money
back. By feeding the nerves directly
and by supply the body cells with the
necessary pLosphoric food elements
bitro-phosphate quickly produces a
welcome Transformation in the appear
anee; the increase in weight frequent.
ly being astonishing.
This increase in weight also carries
with it a general Improvement in the
health Nervousness. sleeplessness and
lack of energy, which nearly always
accompany excessive thinness, soon dis.
appear, dull eyes become bright, and
pale checks glow with the bloom of
perfect health.
CAUTION--A Although bitro-phosphatf
Is unsurpassed for relieving nervous
ness, sleeplessness and general weak.
ness. it should not, owing to its re
markable flesh growing properties, BE-
used b7 anyonf Who does not desire to
put on flesh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
DIED OF DISEASE

LIT David G Page, Oswego N \
Lit Walter M Stillman, Council Bluffs
Iowa
Sgt w G Dunbar, Grandview Wn
Sgt L J Tiehler, Cleveland o
Corr Jno j Gillen, Baltimore
Cool Mike j Smatto, Alton Pa
Cook James M Tucker, Palopinto TX
Privates
M Talston, Greensboro N G
Frank M Biogda, Nanticoke Pa
Bassil M Brown, Pineville Mo
Frank Brurson, Pittsburg !.
Geo l. Cavan, Wilkesbarre Pa
Sam Cox, Militia Yuma Miss
Carl s Desgranges, New Bavaria .
Charles D Estes, Decatur Ill
Ollie G Gilmore, Clarksyille Ark
Leslie M Groves, Carbon Tex
Jno H Holloway, Rollingfork MISS
Cleveland Huner, Upton Tenn
Walter J Hauxell, Rossmeyene o
Thomas M Kearns, TT Dodge La
Chas w Martin, Antlers Okla
Clarence / Moroney, Altoona Pa
Walter d Richardson, Barnwell $ {
Henry H Robinson, Gholson Miss
Jno H Taylor, Milford Va
Earl D Walls, lola Kan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
REAL ESTATE

= 900 acre stock and grain ranch,
stock, all equipment, grujn, feed,
2h miles from town, win sell at
a sacrifice price, easy terms.
$50 acres finest Waldo Hill
ranch, income last year $4,000;
will sell very reasonable.
LAT acres, all tillable, 140 culti-
waited, running water, ! miles from
Salem, $1,000.
70 acres, 40 cultivated, running
water, joining town, prics $46l5,
will carry back $4,000.
For Exchange: 10 acres apple
and peach orchard, 7 miles from
Salem, in AL condition, will ex-
change for acreage or residence.
4S7 acre ranch, a lot of stock,
implements, miles from town,
want small ranch near Salem and
some cash as first payment, price
$4,000.
soCoLErsKY
SAL State st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
CATARRH VANISHES
Here Is One Treatment That All
Sufferers Can Rely Upon

If you want to drive catarrh and all
its disgusting symptoms from your
system in the shortest possible time,
go to your druggist and ask for Hy-
omei outfit today.
Breathe Hyomei and let it rid you
of catarrh; it gives such quick relief
that all who use it for the first time
are astonished.
Hyomei is a pure pleasant antisep-
tie, which is breathed into the lungs
over the inflamed membrane; it
soothes the sore spots, and heals all
inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with ca
tarrh; the disease is dangerous and Of
Item ends in consumption. Start the
Hyomei treatment today. No stomach
dosing, no sprays or douches; just
breathe it--tha u all. Ask D. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
-Four Week Terms In Tractor
Work At Agricultural School

With the truck and the tractor com
ing more and more into use in Marion
county, both farm and city boys should
be interested in the special courses of
study offered by the Oregon Agricul-
tural college. These four-weeks terms
will open February 3rd and March 3rd
and are available for both men snd wo-
men. They are designed to teach how to
operate gas engines and tractors eco
nomically and efficiently, and also how
to keep them in repair. The instruc-
tion includes lectures, laboratory work
and field demonstration, in the latter
work dozen different types Of trac-
tors being used. No one who witnessed
the part played by the truck and the
trGeter in cultivating and marketing
the big crops in the vicinity Of Salem
can fail to appreciate their Importance
in the saving Of time and labor. In
many instances they made the differ.
ence between profit and loss in bring.
ing in tho fruit crops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28

Mrs. Kelsey and little daughter, Helen,
visited with friends at Woodburn ov-
er the week end.
George W. Davis who is attached to
the U. S.,naval hospital of Puget Sound
is to be released on Feb. /, and is
| expected to arrive home the first of
next week. Mr.. Davis will return to
position in the Steelhammer drug
store here which he vacsted more than
year ago to enter the service.
Mrs. M. G. Cooley Of Portland is Wis
iting friends and relatives at Silverton.
Henry Aim of Portland is spending a
few days at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Aim.
Miss Faye Bentson entertained mum
Der of her girl friends at costume par
ty given at her home on East Hill last
Saturday night.
Mr.. Clint Higdon is in receipt of q
Telegram announcing the death Of his
brother, George Higdon. The young
man was on board convoy and was
washed overheard.
Ray Teller, wounded soldier from
France, arrived in Silverton Saturday.
A dinner party was given for Yer
non Suekow last Saturday night at his
home, the event being the anniversary
of his birth.
Miss Mabel Thomas is visiting here
from Portland
Johnny Iverson of Portland spent q
few days with Silverton relatives last
week.
The friends Of Miss Velma Moser
gave her a very pleasant surprise party
at her home in this city Monday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
MASKS CAUSE INSANITY.

Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. 28.--Raving
of flu" masks, Miss Henrietta Lock-
wood of Chicago is in the county hos
pital here today, suffering from insani-
tv which overcame her late yesterday
when she alighted from an overland
train at Pasaden and beheld the sta
tion crowds encased in masks.
Doctors say there is no doubt that
sheer fright at the sight of the mask
ed throngs caused insanity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-28
COTTON RISE PREDICTED

Washington, Jan. 2S.-A rise of at
least three cents a pound in cotton
prices was predicted today by cotton
states senators, following conference
with the shipping board, as result
of which sharp reductions were made
In freight rates on cotton. The rate
was cut from $22.50 bale to $3.50
from South Atlantic ports and from
$23.5 Otto $3.50 from gulf ports.
The reductions apply to ocean
freight rates.