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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12

No apology necessary
when you serve Schilling
Tea.
You are giving your
husband, your family, or
your guests, the full rich
invigorating favor that
can only be got from the
young tender leaves of
the tea-plant.
You needn't tell them
that a cupof Schilling Tea
costs less per cup. That's
none of their business.
You are giving them real
tea--and they know it.
There are four havors of Schilling
Tea Japan, Ceylon- India, Oolongy
English Breakfast. All one quality. In
parchmyn-lined moisture-proofp packages.
AT grocers everywhere.
II ScAi1lsxg g. Go San francisco
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12
Lipton Says Shamrock w
VIII Win Challenge Race

New York, Nov. 12.--Canvas GOV.
erings were pulled from the Shamrocl:
~ Tor the first time In five years 1,
Brooklyn late yesterday
AS the last canvas was removed from
me sea racer, Sir Thomas hipton smil-
ed.
There's the boat that will do tho
trick" the veteran British sportsman
declared, his eyes glistening.
Inc owner of the challenger for tho
AMERICAS cup was in genial mood.
honestly believe Americans win
ne glad to see me win." he declared,
4 don't want to win unless have the
nest boat I've tried for 20 years and
.his time think I'll be successful. If
win the Americans can come over
and recapture the cup"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12

es, but that they would refuse to work
under present conditions even after re-
ceiving orders from the United Mine
Workers general offices cancelling the
previous nationwide strike order.
Governor Frazier said the state
would operate coal mines until such
time as the miners and operators could
get together on wages and hours.
Frazier took the side of the miners in
the recent controversy when the opera
tors refusedto go on record either for
or against the miners demands
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12
Lunatic Arrested For
Threatening King George

London, Nov. PA man giving his
name as Henry Ferguson was arrest
ed IN Dublin and locked UP as dan
gefous luunatic when he announced
he was en- route to Buckingham pal
ace to assassinate King George, the
Chronicles Dublin correspondent re-
ported today.
A permit to purchase revolver
was found on his person, the CORES
pondent said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12
unsightly and DisGguring Sig.
mails of Bad Blood.

Pimples on the face and Other
parts Of the body are warnings
from Nature that your blood Is
sluggish and impoverished. Some
times they foretell eczema, boils.
blisters, and other skin disorders
that burn like flames of fire.
They mean that your blood needs
5. 5. S. to purify It and cleanse II
OF these impure accumulations that
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warning

can cause unlimited trouble. This
remedy is the greatest vegetable
blood purifier known, and contains
no minerals or chemicals to iniure
the most delicate skin.
|. 60 to your drug store, and get a
bottle OF 5. S. S. today, get rid Of
those unsightly, disfiguring pim-
pies, and other skin irritations. Il
VIII cleanse your blood thorough.
~; For special medical advice free,
address Medical Director, II Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12

ton by Geo. A. steelhammer, in Gates
by Mrs. j. P. McCurdy, in Stayton by
c. A. Beauehamp, in Aurora by Auro-
ra Drug Store, in st. Paul by Groce-
terra Stores Co., in Donald by NJ. W.
johnson. in jefferson by Foshay &
Mason and in Mill City by Marketeria
Gre.- Co. (Adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12
Belgian Firm Suing For
Commissions On Tractors

: New York, Nov. 12-Suit for s2,-
1SS.3S0 alleged commissions on the
sale of caterpillar tractors amounting
to $40. 100000 was filed by Jules
Schneid and Joseph Weigmont, of Ant
werp, Belgium, againstothe Holt Man
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-12
King Albert, Of Belgium,
Arrives AT Brest. France

Brest. Nov. liking Albert and
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium arrived
from America on the George Wash
mgton at o'clock this morning. The
Belgian royal party departed for
Brussels at 1920.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

school. Presiding, ]. A. Benander.
Leader of song. Bible school or
ganization, Joshua Oden.
1000 a m.-Grace church. Bible
study. Presiding, Prof. S. J. Sebe-
Illus. Leader of song. Study of He
brews, Orlando Ingvoldstad, dean
Chicago Lutheran Bible school.
400 a. m.-Zion church. IN
spirationaI hour. Leader of song,
Walter Pearson. Address, More
Than a Mile" DR.. S. P. Long.
100 D. m.-Zion church. Bible
Hebrews. Ingvoldstad.
200 D. m.-Grace church. CLuth-
er League programs). Presiding,
E. T. Eckberg. AN Ideal Luther
League Program" DR.. NJ. J. Laure.
800 D. m.-Zion church. Pre-
siding. DR.. Philip Andreen. Mis-
sionary studies in Luther league
and bible school, DR.. G. A Bran
dele
400 p. m.-Grace church. Oay-
mems Hour. Presiding. Church
Eficiency-How the League may
help in Finances, X. T. Anderson.
Publicity Cbe a BOOSTER, E. T. Eek
berg. Personal work, twin soulsl,
Attorney Oscar Olson.
400 p. m.-Pastor's Hour (Zion
church,. Presiding, Rev. Gottfred
Nelson. Address, The Combina-
ton Service" DR.. S. P. Long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

Harry Olson of Chicago will speak
erson, president of the Illinois
conference of Augustana churches,
is to appear in Zion church Sunday
evening, and the closing rally in
the auditorium Sunday evening will
be addresses by States Attorney
Oscar E. Carlstrom of AledO.
President Gives Sermon.
Opening session this evening will
be addressed by Rev. Joshua Oden
of Chicago. president of the league,
who will speak on THE Presence of
God" Music will be furnished By
the church choir and Mrs. S. J.
Nyquist.
Chorus and individual singing
will be one of the features of the
convention. Besides the large con-
vention chorus, directed by Miss
Amy Granlund. with Miss Esther
Fryxell at the piano and E. T. An
derson at the organ, which will sing
at the sessions at the Augustana
auditorium, the program contains
vocal numbers by Miss Esther
Pearson, soprano, of Chicago; Miss
ESTHER d. HdlLuTOSG VI INOCh l51duu
and Charles E. Peterson, baritone,
of Rockford. Other soloists and
the pastors chorus from Chicago
will also take part.
Days Program.
Program this evening will be as
follows:
THURSDAY.
Zion Lutheran church
7:45. Song service, led by Rev.
Walter Pearson.
8:00-ConVention opening serV-
ice. Hymn 129. Rev. Walter Pear
son. Liturgy read by Rev. Walter
Pearson. Rev. Walter Tillberg
Hymn 106: 3. Vocal solo, THE
Earth Is the Lord's,' Mrs. S. J. Ny
quist Sermon, Rev. Joshua Oden.
l Chron. 13. Subject: The Presence
of God" Anthem, Zion choir.
Word of welcome, Rev. John Elk
holm Response, DR.. Philip An
dreen. Announcements. Hymn 1873.
Closing service.
FRIDAY PROGRAM.
$50 a. m.-Zion church. Prayer
session. Leader, A d. Freden.
Meditation John /, 81, c. A. V.
Lund
900 a. m.-Zion church. Bible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

this church. added much to the interest
ing occasion by making n short address
The final speech. made by one OF the
church officers, John Carlson, WAS ,spoo-
tally directed by the pastor and family
and ended by drawing their attention To-
what seemed TO he a musk melon, but on
further examination proved to hr the
container of sum of money, which in
a small way helped to show the esteem
in which the entire family are held by tho
congregation. Refreshments consisting OF
coffee. rolls, cookies. rusks and cakes
were served.
Sunday Mrs. J. J. Lord entertained a
few friends and relatives in honor Of Mrs.
Willis Wilbur and daughter who arr visit
ing here from Marshall. Okla.
Mrs. George WindIsh. who has been NJ
the St. Francis hospital. Kewaree. tor an
examination, returned to her home at
Bishop Hill Monday.
Miss Maude Murphy Of Rockford D.
spending a few days at home
The seven year old son Of Mr.. and Mes
A c. Dickson of Cambridge. passed avav
at the Galesburg hospital after an uIrr-
alton for appendicitis. The body Wns
brought to Galva Monday morning and
from here was taken overland % Cam
bridge for burial.
Tuesday the primary department of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
GALVA

Earle Mundy went to Eewanee Mon
day.
Mrs Elmer Roberts and daughter of
Cambride H. were Galva callers Monday
morning. Later In the day they left for
KeEanee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Derby left
Sunday for visit with friends and rela-
tives at Dixon III.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. wigren spent Sun
day afternoon and evening in Kewanee a.
the home of M. and Mrs. Jack Orr
Attorney Clark Ably spent a few days
in GaIesburg.
Mr. Sprouse and Mr.. Nelson of Wood
hull were IN Galva Monday
John LIndduist was IN Kewance the
first of the week.
Wallace J. Emery and Howard Reed
went to Peoria Saturday.
George Tuesher went TO kewanee
Monday
Miss Name Short spent Monday in he
vance visiting at the ONE of her sister.
Mrs. E D Lees. Mrs. Lees, who has
been i'll for some time is improving.
Art Heflin and family of Woodruff.
were Monday visitors here.
Clark Whipple, who has been playing
at the College Inn. Chicago. is travelling
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

as director of an orchestra with a road
show Mr.. Whipple passed through here
the last Of the week on his way to Bur
lington. The show will work west from
Burlington.
Howard Kelly who is employed by the
Rowe Manufacturing company of Ga'.-s-
burg as bookkeeper, spent Sunday at
home with relatives
A. r. Reeler. manager of the Altoona
Lumber company was in town Monday
afternoon calling on friends
Neil johnson. Ivan Peterson. Nurl Rem
son and Howard johnson returned to
their school duties at the tate university
Monday.
George Potter and daughter. Mrs. Eva
Kelly returned Monday evening after 4
two weeks visit with M mi Mrs DIN
Potter at Detroit Mich.
Mrs. Elmer Craig and daughter Muir
were Kewanee visitors Monday.
Rev. Father Lyons of Ga'eshurg was
the guest of Father Graham Monday.
Miss Katherine Kermien who has been
very i'll at her home. il slowly improving.
Oscar johnson and Charles Golfer were
in Kewanee Monday. They are to serve on
the jury this week.
The members of the Swedish Methodist
church OF Galva all united in rejoicing
over the return of their former pastor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
LUTHER LEAGUE
VISITORS COME
IN BIC NUMBERS
Young People From Augustana ILL.,
nOis Conference Gathering for
Session Tonight.

The number Of reservations made
by delegates and visitors and the
large number who have arrived to-
day indicate that the twelfth an
nual convention of the Augustana
Luther league of the Illinois con-
ference, opening session which will
be held this evening in Zion Luth-
eran church, Rock Island, will be
the largest meeting in the history
of the league.
From every part of the confer
ence, which includes Illinois, In
diana, lower Michigan and sections
of Wisconsin, have come requests
for lodging for the four-day con
vention, Sept. 25-28, the meeting
closing with a rally at Augustana
auditorium Sunday evening Mem
bers and friends of the Lutheran
churches in the twin-cities have
been asked to open their homes 10
the visitors, and many have re-
spOnded. All who have applied for
rooms so far have been accommO-
dated.
More than 200 visitors are ex-
pected to come from Chicago on
Sunday to attend the days sessions
here, and a large delegation is also
scheduled to arrive from Rockford.
With favorable weather condition ;,
a great number will motor here
Sunday from neighboring cities AMI
country districts.
Complete convention program in
cludes many speakers, prominent
churchmen of today and we'll known
here DR., S. p Long of Chicago
will speak at Augustana auditor
ium Friday evening; Chief Justice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

Rev. A. G. Peterson. About nine years ago
Rev. Mr.. Peterson after having been pas
tor here for several years, was transfer
red to the Bishop Hill church where he
presided as pastor until a year ago when
he was sent back to the Galv't church. In
spite of the fact that Rev. Mr.. Peterson 3
health for the past year would not Kermit
the holding of all the regular services
the work has progressed wonderfully, and
the congregation has helped by making
the best of the situation. Now that his
health IL practically restored. and he has
been returned to them for another year,
the members of the con gregation are
quite happy. and in evidence Of ihIs. held
reception. in the beautifully decorated
Parlors of the church last Friday evening.
Nearly 200 people attended the reception.
Several came over from Bishop Hill to
show their appreciation of the return Of
their friend and former pastor. fine
program was arranged by Dr.. a. F. Ben
son. There was special music with ad-
dresses by the following: Rev. Mr.. Main
gren pastor of the Bishop Hill church,
and Phillip Stoneberg also of BIsho1 Hi.
The district superintendent, Rov. Mr.
Wigren of this city, A. B. Anderson and
c. A johnson. Mr. Lundeen. formerly OF
Galva. but now living in California, who
was while living here member of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
YUMA

Mrs Gertrude Shelton of Port Byron
was guest at the Jud Wainwright home.
Mrs A. O'Brien was a guest at the
J c. Wake home last week.
Mrs Ann Moody and Mrs. Fannie
Stewart OF AnsIey. Nehr-- who have been
spending the last month here with friends
and relatives. departed for their home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Percy Cox and daughter Edith
were business callers in Hilsds,e Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs. Jui WaInErizht, Mt and
Mrs. Ed Wainwright and John Ieasure
have departed for Mansfield Ohio, making
the trip by auto.
sheldon Numma Is on circuit court
duty this week
Mrs. D W Mumma and daughter Miss
Verna Mumma departed Tuesday night for
an extended visit in deterrent parts OF
Nebraska. going TO Lincoln first.
Ralph Beal. Sheldon Mumna. Percy
Cox and Alvah Scarf filed their sIlos this
week.
Miss Myrtle Johnston who has been in
the hospital Is doing nicely
Fred Fi!bert is helping John Daily in
Garden Prairie this week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25
1i!!nn FrPNiturE@
rs : sT7- z..sayE. - Rocn ISLAND. nj.
Why it pays to make HILLS
Your home furnishings store

furnish your home complete with furniture in
the latest period design, in the finest woods
and finishes at prices that are in many in
stances lower than todays market values, due
to our timely and enormous purchases. A
glance at a few of the articles below should
bring you here tomorrow while assortments
are largest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-25

Hundreds who have purchased their first
piece of furniture at Hills have never pur-
chased home furnishings anywhere else be-
cause they have confdencein this store. They
know that they can get furniture-the kind
they proud to own, at lower prices. Today
we are better prepared than ever before to
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

Teheran, Peking, Christiania, and
Calcutta, as well as through other
representatives Of the department,
and all the foreign governments
approached have taken an imme-
diate interest and have given SINH
lar instructions in the interest OF
Tredwell's release. The govern,
nlent of India has been especially
helpful in this connection.
Tredwell is not in prison, but is
confined to his rooms and is being
treated well, according to the de
parment s advices. He has beer
in the American consular service
for 10 years.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
(Werilcss Service
March T, 1919.

PARIS.-Report. of Peace Con
ference Commission to determine
the responsibility Of the authors OF
the war, it is understood will be
completed to night and presented
soon to Supreme Council. Secre-
tary Lansing heads this commission
and its work has been zealously
guarded. i. 49,. =. t-.s u.
TAMPA, FLORIDA. = Hilary
Herbert, Secretary of Navy in Gle
veland Cabinet 1S93-1S97, died
here early today. Would have
been So next Wednesday,. Was a
Confederate veteran and home in
Washington.
| LONDON.-Britidh Government
has decided to realease all Irish
polltlcal prisoners says DAILY Mall
today. In order to prevent great
public demonstrations, paper adds
prisoners will return to Ireland in
small patches.
WASHINGTON. NEARLY score
Of German Officers will revert to
their rank in regular Army under
orders. effective in next few days
Included in list, it is understood
is Brigadier General Ansell, form
er Acting Judge Advocate General
and prominent in recent contro
versy over Military justice.
/ DENVER.-Engine of Denver
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
AMERICAN CONSUL DETAIN.
= 49,. ED BY TuRIIESTAN
u BOLSIIEVIKI :.

In, 90 #R. a
4The State Department is exerting
every effort to obtain. the release
81 Reger, euIvers TpedweH. the
American consul at @Petrograd, who
IS interned in his rooms at Tash-
kend, Turkeatan, by the Bolshe-
wiki authorities, and Acting Secre-
tary Phillips stated to-day depart
ment is hopeful Of the result.
9 Tredwell was interned in his
rooms by the Bolsheviki the latter
part of October and the depart
ment, Immediately upon learning
6f his detention, cabled instruc,
tions to its representatives to spare
x9ssfferts sips bringing eabont hiS
release. The efforts have beer
made through the posts at London,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
THEIR REPRESENTATIVES,,
CONFERRING WITH SECRR-
TARY GLASS OF THE
TREASURY, ADOPT REsOLU-
TIONS.


Three hundred leaders of the fo-
reign-born population of. New
York City, including all the pub
fishers of the foreign language
newspapers, have pledged thleill
hearty support TO- Hon. Carter Glass
Secretary Of the Treasury, in the
coming Victory Liberty Loan and
in the War Savings movement for
1919. .,.,...
This pledge was made. af:
ter Secretary Glass had addressed
them, on Friday evening, at the
Murray Hill Hotel. He said
II have no, idea of distressing
you this evening by making a
speech, but |. felt-being in New
York on official busineS-that il
would be a privilege to come here
and, in few words, express the
appreciation Of the Treasury De,
partment for the fine spirit that
has up to this hour been manifest.
ed by you gentlemen, and by, the
loyal foreign-born population soi
the United States. l.o@..
fFOf course it would be but a
repetition Of what has SO often been
said to you, to tell you hoy elW Amer
lean history and American ideals
have been enriched by the find ioi
patriotism and splendid tactivities
# t,s rs. d,.Ff ~ n. Z n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
y. S. to s',..; cut il. $, supplies to Italy, i
Jugo1 1Slavs are not given by
her good railway service.

and Rio Grande train No. 3l5
west7bound, was swept from rails
near Safncro, Colo, today by
snowslide. Engine. fell upon ic(
of Gunnison River where it rem
aims uninjured. .-
PIIILADELPEIIA.-Four year;
suit for control Of stock of E. T.
Dupont and Co., powder-makers
involving ffty7sevcn million ended
today, former opinion upheld, de
cision being. victory for Pierre Du
.pont and members Of powder-mak
ing brand. of family. -.
ON BOARD GEORGE WASH
INGTON.-President enjoying day
of rest. on second day, out, slep'
late, and after breakfast. read com
ments made by various Senators
who expressed themselves on sta
tement. President made at time
Congress adjourned. Sea is unu'
sually calm. -
WASHINGTON. - Italy has
been warned by American Govern
ment that unless she puts an enc
to delays in movement Of relief
supplies in newly established Ju
goslavic and Czeeh-Slavic states
steps will be taken to out off flow
Of American foodstuffs to Italy.
ANNAPOLIS. = Army Navy
football games next fall have beer
assured by Academy authorities !
agreement to play at New Y orlz
November 80. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
great man.

Dream delivers Us to dream and
there is no end 10 Illusion. Life is
a. train of moods like a stl'ing If
beads, and as VI PAS through them
they prove to lie many colored EN-
ses, which paint the world their
own hue, and each shows only what
lies in its focus.
From the mountain you see the
mountain. We animate what we
can, and we see only what we
animate. Nature and books be-
long to the eyes that see them. II
depends on the mood Of the man
whether he shall see the sunset or
the fine poem. There are always
sunsets and there is always gen
iuS, but only few hours so serene
that we can relish nature or criti-
cism.
The more or less depends on
structure or temperament. Tenn
perament is the iron wire on
which the beads are strung. OF
what use is fortune or talent to "a
cold or defective nattlreg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
Revolution brewing SPAIN Royal decree threatens with heavy
penalties candestne exporters Of food-stuffs
Foreing>Born Will Support VictoryLoan

( Organization for the Second Fede
raj Reserve District, representing
about 100000 people Of foreign
birth and extraction in the Second
Federal Reserve District, again
pledge their hearty support and
earnest coo-operation to the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, the Hon. Car
ter Glass, in the coming campaign
for the Victory Liberty Loan, and
the campaign of Thrift and Say
ings inaugurated for 1919 under
his direction.
To this end, the Racial. Divisions
of, the Foreign Language Bureau
will stand ready at all times, to
respond to any call made upon them
by the Secretary of the Treasury ;
Benjamin. Strong. Chairman of the
Liberty Loan Committee; Arthur
NJ. Anderson, Director, Govern
.ment Loan Organization; or Guy
Emerson, Director Of Government
Savings for the Second Reserve
District.
The Racial Divisions of the Fo-
reign Language Bureau also gra-
.tefully acknowledge the coopera-
tion with them of the Honorable
Hans REG, Chief Of the Foreign
Language Division, Treasury, De
partment, and Of Joseph Hartigan,
Manager. Foreign Language Bu-
reau, Second Federal Reserve Dis
trict, and renew their assurance Of
most heartily working Vol: under their
guidance for, the. SUCCESS Of the y ieI
tory Liberty Loan. !; 5i.1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
f cur foreign-born citizens.

of Cur foreign-born citizens. y
Il was assured by my predeces-
sor, and am constantly reminded
by Mr.. Rieg and all others of the
Treasury staff, that in the matter
of the Liberty Loans, you gentle
men have done an inestimable ser
ice. and have shown degree OF
interest in Liberty Loan organi
,ation that has not been eNcelled
~ anyone. | do not even trouble
these activities when the Fifth and
myself to appeal to you to- pursue
last Liberty Loan shall be present
ed to the country, because | feel
perfectly confident that. yo,l are
going, to do that in any event. %
Il am glad to have come here
and to have met +. you gentlemen
and to have greeted you, and to
have expressed this confidence in
you to uphold the hands Of. the
Treasury Department, and make
the next and last; Liberty Loan
genuinely Thanksgiving Loan
Ito wake it a symbol Of that vic
tory that is going to give us not
only peace, but a permanent pea
ce on earth and everlasting good
will among men. .
When Secretary Glass had cY-
ished. speaking, the following re-
solution was unanimously adopted
RESOLUTION. !,
REsoLvED, That the Racial ,i !
Divisions. offthe Foreign Language
Bureau ofdthe GoEcrnmant> Loan