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The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
ANTI-TOBACCO FIGHT
ONIEAGUE AT ARMS

The long anticipated WORLDWIDE.
campaign Of the woman's Christian
Temperance Union against the Us,
OF tobacco has been launched by OF.
neers OF the society in st. Louis.
This announcement was r,ceiv.1
IN Washtngton yesterday ana post
90 IN bulletins Of the Personal LIB
west.
L G. Dunphy, secretary Of IN,
rsonal Liberty League. announce
O'sVV ~ new members will be sought
In campaign starting today.
To combat a rumored NOV. ,o,
SUNDAY closing OF theaters. Bsrr,
y; Jsrooe. manager Of the Cxyety
Iheater. has issued q retoinde,
which 10 contained in a booLI.t g..
sued yesterday by the League
A prominent business man b,,
zen onered the presidency OF tb,
District branch Of tire &c., =,
was announced. !"
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
XHITE-

WHITE
BENJAMIN {. and Annie b. Brooke. boy
Arthur F. and Irene L. Brsnson. girl
William D.. and Mary N. Chiseldine, girl
George Z. and Beatrice r. Stevens. Eiri
Joseph c. and Pauline Toomey, girl
BENJAMIN H. and Margaret F. Kohler, girl
Charles r. and A. Evelyn smith. boy.
Hileay g. and Msbel L. Hosiinsou. girl
Andrew, IT., and Esther ". CaTico, Firl
Luke O. and Katharine O'Brien. boy.
Augustine g. and MarEsrita Sanchez, girl
Milton I. and Muriel G Broone girl.
Richard b. and Marie 4. Tnibadeau, girl
Frank and Mary A. McGnth. 6oy.
Charles W. and Sara \. Shilling girl.
Henry n. and Christina NJ Bloss, girl.
Frederick W. and Betty J. walker boy.
Edward J. and Msry l. Dooahue, grl.
Dewitt and Dorothy C. Hosay. siri.
John L. and Margaret N. Cook. boy.
Raymond =. and Matte n. Pcots. hoy.
Earl r. and Hazene F. A. Smith. boy.
August A. and Martha 4. Z LndkO. Girl
Gus and Evalklis vokAs. boy.
Jesse E. and Mary White. all
Roger b. and Gertrude Smith. girl
Chsrles C. and Ollie Z. Limerick. boy
Louis and Bessie Salar, boy.
Charles A. and Mildred V. slanshfer, girl
Jesse A. and May 4 Hsrries. boy.
Francis D. and Agnes I. Kizubar, boz.
John T. and Eva b. Swee0ey. boy.
Joseph G. and Mary O. b. Cark, boy.
George and Hannah GoldberE. boz.
Edward W. and Mary E.. GuiltoCd. boy.
Robert ID L and Anna C. Pearson. girl
William ]. and Nellie N. Beard. boy
Joseph B. and EsteIle Kalbtus, girl.
John ]. and Annie A. Driscon, boy.
Lester A. and Dclis Dycknan. girl.
Charles A. and Dstelle ThoUpson. boy
Robert A. and Ida N. Chittum, girl
COLORED.
William and May DAsss. boy.
Richard and Ethel johnson, girl
Nathan and Beulsh Joues. boy.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
GERMANY NEEDS SOL FOR
HER ROOTS" SAYS HARDEN
Country, in Narcotic State for Five Years, Now
Awakened to Realities Was Justly
Though Often Excessively Proud"

time. to the sood wfI of the oles
word powers
Nearly one-third OF the entire popa
istton Of Germany can Be fed onh
provided that from imported raw ma
factured and the proceeds therefron
exchanged for food
Justly, though often excessively
proud Of her intellectual. cultural
technical and Industrial perform.
ances. Germany sfelt 70 as an In
Justice that she was cut on from
the most abundant sources of raw
materials
Germany drew upon herself the
anger and hatred OF the woris
principally because she appeared &C
attempt 70 secure world domipsstor
by the sword (Which novsdays
means heavy artillery. torpedoes
poison gas. hand grebades. All
bombs and name throwers): that n
10 say. by force and without reesrS
70 the rights OF other nations ts
gain that command of the sources
Of raw materials which nature and
history had denied her.
The countries whose toleraffot
had made possible the rise Of In.
dustry. commerce and shipping a
Germany were accused Of desiring q
strsngle and destroy Germany, ana
their rage broke into flames ana wa
not TO be subdued by the enormous
efforts made By an empire Of which
the internal organization was faI
from sound.
Terrible v.s Ii. awakening Of ths
nation. which all arts Of ofBciai
pstriarchal and well meaning deoep.
ton had lulled into q vain eonndenes
Of victory and had kept them 20 the
last moment under the spell OF thai
dream
II after five years of this narcotic
condition and then suddenly avak-
enfng to the terrible reality the ma
ton foresvore all faith. broke
through all restraints Of conscience
and sought only after pleasure sne
] fresh anaestheties. can we be sur.
prised!
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
LENINE'S A DARLING,
SAYS FAMOUS DANCER

Paris. Nov. ia new definition
for the word "Bolshevist" was sup
piled today by Eva Karsavins, the
famous Russian dancer and former
resident Of New York. who is just
back from Moscow.
She says the word means gentle
man.
ct had a perfectly delightful year
at Moscow" she told Universal Serv-
ice. I'm going 10 the United States
on a two-year contract with the opera
ballet.
Il met Ienine several times-he's a
darling. He is very refined and per-
fectly honest. only misunderstood. His
chief of staff, NJ. Drubujlnsky. was
awfully nice to me. He saw that l
had plenty to eat and enough coal.
and forced the theater to heat the
dressing room properly"
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
Navy Yard News

! Judge James Allan. OF the sup
uly department. spent four days
last week in Richmond on a busi-
ness trip.
o. B. Moore. of the coppersmith
shop. resigned his position last
week.
Bernard Ladd. OF the niseel-
laneous shop. was thoroughly out
pointed in a sparring match Nvfth
w. J. Collins. cf the same shop.
Harry Willie. OF the broadsids
mount shop. had his eyes severely
injured whilr testing a breech
covering for a S-inch submarine
covering.
George Klug. saiImaker OF the
gunners workshop. with his wife
and daughter spent the weekend
in Baltimore.
+. R. Maxwell. of the gunsbon-
has overhauled his motorcycle with
tn" expectation OF winning q few
races this winter.
v Leon DeDspper. Of the torpeco
tube shop. has returned to work
after his honeymoon through the
Northern States.
Ray Cross. OF the toolshop. has
stripped his motorcycle for rae
ing ana Is practicing TO beat Raw
koontz. Of the same shop. who re-
Gently beat him in a cross country
race to Annapolis.
The west gun carriage shop
closed Saturday afternoon in honor
OF Samuel Bates. their master me
chanic. WHO recently died.
Jack Herman. of the broadside
mount shop. had his foot severely
injured by a piece of brass falI-
ing on IL from the boring mill on
which he was working.
+. l.ombert. sailmaker. OF the
guHners work shop. is visiting his
old friend George Hopwood. in
Baltimore.
William II. venable. of the COP
persmith shop. is confined TO his
home by illnJss.
Adolph Burnstrom. of the s-inch
gang bfbadside mount shop, is now
working on one of the new boring
mills that we're just installed.
Joe Birch spent the weekend
visiting at his old home in cherry
dale, Va
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$500. 600 for Painting.

Paris, Nov. l6.-Courbet's master
piece, The Painters Workshop" said
which was rejected by the Salon OF
1855, then sold for $1,000 and bought
later for Sl2. 600 has been offered to the
Louvre for $4,000 As the Louvre has
only $4,000 at its disposal. a national
subscription has been opened in order
to make up the balance and keep the
masterpiece in France.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Mary Z L.rfin. = years. 5E IIth st. se.
Margaret K Simpson, 90 Isp ct. nv.
Ernest szemelenyi. es, lsa 18th OF. nv.
Clarence C. Hsneke. s.. 1sa Olive ave. NV.
Ruth G. Kohier, 3 days.. Geo. Wash o. HOSP
CoLORED.
Henry Jones . yeas. Freedmens Hoxp
william saowden. q. izsl 10Th u. nv.
Mary Jackson. n, n lith ct. Sc.
Fannie Holmez. 81 - ls q se.
Asrsara Young, u. Frsedmsn's Hosp
cAuie Jane. ". wsshinxton Auiun Hon
Ednnuia nay. q. - Bsrg pises
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
DIED.

MCELLER-On Sunday morning, No
vember l5. 1919. at l1:S0 O'Clock, al
her residence, 262l Thirteenth street
northwest, ELIZABETH HELENE
beloved wife of George 7. Mueller,
sr. (nee Eberly). and mother oi
Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate. George T,
Mueller. IT.. and Carl c. Mueller.
Funeral from her residence on Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
Sunday. November 1s,
1919. 7:35 p. M. at her residence, 1900
c street northeast, HELEN ".
MEAGHER, beloved wife of Paul
Meagher, and beloved daughter of
John r. and the late Mary c. Ober.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
MADAM IGNORE

GIFTED cLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on businesa love,
divorcs and marriage. Tells how to gain suecen
In anything you wish to do. Tells how to over
come evil influences; how 70 gain and hold the
one you love. Her advice win help you, you WI
be wiser and happier after seeing this giftsd
medium. No guess work CT questions asked
What she sees and tells comes true. Tells the
full name Of who you win marry. the day and
month. Give ber . trial before you criticize;
come and Be convinced what Q natural born
clairyoyant can do. satAsfaetion or NO charsea
Hours. II q N. 10 % p m. Closed SundayA
IN ELEVENTH STREET NV.
Uwo doors north Of Palais Royal.
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Prisoners Board Comes Hish,

Paris. Nov. 16.-The high cost OF
living has invaded even the prisons
according to Vie Parisienne. NJ. Call
lRux. who is awaiting trial on the
charge of intriguing with Germany.
has been obliged, it is said. to pay 800
francs a day for his maintenance in
a private room in the Sante prison.
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LOST.
HELP WANTEp-MALE

kcoouNTANrs wANTEDGwE HAVE sEv-
srai hundred applicstioos for high grade 90
eoIntants and tunios md are looking for the
right hind Of men 10 an them Applicants must
b willing to taks . short intensive cour,s Of
training in order TO qualify. Give age. educar
uon. and phone number and state fully Why
you think you Win make good As an accountant
Addrsaa BOX 81. Herald offiee. noiSTt
AEN WANTED. wHTTE oNisa-EARN .
10 - weekly. Rise sboye Enall-salaried posi-
;iena Our thorough. individual. Instruction In -
pairing and driving Of automobiles viii ct you
tor Q rood nosttion The demand for chauffeur
and mechauies eannot b surpled. Unlimited
eourse at ANAL cost Day snd evening classes.
Tools and souipmsnt tres Cal, phone or writs
Tor psrticulsrS NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE. ssh and "a. NJ. North laa
julc-eod-1 1of
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MADAM JEANETTE

EUrtian Pslmist snd Clairvoyant. Guaran-
tees to read your entire life; she does not tell
to please but before yon utter . word she viii
tell what you called for; names and dates Of
when and Who you will marry; II true or false;
how to win and hold the one you do love: what
business and part Of the country 10 best for you
and Just what to do to make . succes. "a life;
special readings. Loo. Sos Tth st. NV. opposite
Ssks Co satixfaction R1laranteed
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
MADAME ISMAR

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANr AND PIANIST
Born with double veil: many years In prac-
tice; tells what you are best adapted for; your
lucky and unlucly days; how to overcome evil
influences; break up bad luck and keep peace in
family; make up lovers quarels; tells who you
will marry and when: readings strictly private:
business confidential; sees everyone. e2 =
81. NV. nol3sDt
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
PERSONAL LIFE READINGS

Verbal. g; Tpewritten Forecasts, IS up;
Childrens Horoscopes and Vocational Guidance.
FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. Director, Astro.
logical Research Society. los NV Phone
Franklin es22. Appointments preferred
LIGHT on ALL LIES PROBLEMS.
motif
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM.
II you are going to seek advice or help,
why not consult one who Is well known,
one who 10 here permanently This gifted
lady can tell you anything you wish to
know or end out In business health, or
family Affairs. When aud whom you will
marry. What part Of the country 10 best
for you What to do to be successful In
life. Removes evil influence. Tells how
to win and hold the ono of your choice.
satsfaction or no charges. Readings, Q.oo
lnl Z st. NV. between 18th and 18th. noatf
PROF. MARZABAN
Palmist. Astrologist. Clairyoyant
Hrs. q. m. to p. m lloe ct. NV. Frank.
728. nol6f
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PROF. REIMQN

Noted ClsirSoyant and Palmist, can read your
life byLtbs lines In your palm. which sre the
record Of your life. Being . graduate Of two
colleges Of palmis,sy his wonderful gift of
second sight ensbles him to lift the veil of mys-
tery and reveal to you important natter of
your future life. Gives advice on business mat
tiers. love. health and family Affairs: tells name
Of your future LIsband or wife: tells il one you
love 10 true or false; what part of the country 10
luckiest to you. what to do to be successful In
life; removes troubles OF all nature: brings tbs
separated together; tells the secret Of having
personal influence with your associates Prof.
Belmont 10 q Psychologist OF World Renovn.
Readinss. 81. I2ls New York ave. pW., next
ioor to Mas,nic Teuple
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Men's weaens and Ckfldrcna.
Felt House Slippers for Christmas,
s1.es.-HAHN's.-A
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17

MEMS weAen's and Childrea's
Felt House slippers for Christmas,
9.-HAHN'S.-Adv.
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Mrs. BOSWELL.
pAIMIsr AND cLAIRyoYANr

PAIMIST AND CLAIRVOHANr
Gives advice on bdairesa love. health and
family sffairs; tells n the one you love Is true
OF false. what part Il the country is luckiest TO
you. what to do to be successful in life; tells
you what has passed in NE. and what is hap
pening. without asking . single question; when
and whom you Will marry; settles and explains
love. family trouble. marriage. divorce. health,
specc;atioEs. transactions Of all kinds. In fact,
no matter what your hope. fear or ambition.
come TO this noted paimist and hnd help Thsrs
Il no uss for anyone to Be unsuccessfui Or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advics
removes al trouble. She guarantees satisfac-
ton. Readinr. $50 no nh It NV. between
q and II Sta noiS-ft
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Schools
And
Colleges

WATCH THE c.AssuFIELp COLUMNS FOR
eyidsnces Of the growth of this city, This
pss sssn uts an odd snssssfion-butj Il Isnr
mh1ltf
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17

woRKINGMEN. MOST OF OUR TRADE
highly recnmuends this house, as the cash.
saving. porch-frunt store Is we'll and favorabiy
known to cash-saving hustlers and that's who
We sell to; see the slightly-used oyercoats. hot
stun. s. up also ladies' dresses 81 up JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 6,s n st. nolfIt
WILL sTOCKY BUILT YOUNG MAN,
named "Bin." wearing cap and rreenish
suit. for whom high school boy purchased cigar
cites at drug store At Seventh street and Rhode
Island avenue about nom on wednesday, please
communicate; urgent BOX 7s3. Herald Office.
nol7-2
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cLAlRv0YANTS.
MADAME SELIA,
Egyptian Palmist and Medium.

Has Just opsnsd her private psraoru a N
IN Ct nv. This gifted lady reads your
past. present and future life. giving you true
advice In kysines snd family afairs. love.
health and Dsrriags; tells the name Of your
futurs husband or wife and bow 10 win the
one Of your choice. The Madame teils what
business 10 lncitest for you and how to gsin
succss In anything you take In hand. She
giyes names Of friends - wei q enemiss She
settles and explains love quarreis and family
troubles. rsunitss the separated and makes
happiness In your hcma no matter what your
worries Or troubles are Consult Madame seiia.
Hg adviee removes al obstacles and troubles
She has helped othsrs. why not youf See the
teed
The Washington herald., 1919-11-17

GYPSY CLAlRVoYANT
Advises you on al conditions Of life; love-
marriage, divorce. budnea. changes; shs has
helped others; she can help you ROOM q.
lDl G H. NV. cor. 18th.
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READINGS. $I.O0.
MADAME D,ASHMAN

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Located ssl 7th st. NV.
Phone Franklin ,ZHsJ. nolSlt
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
WANTED-ROOMS,

WAN NlED-kOOmS.
rwo UNFURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms: northeast preferable; mother
aud daughter. Mrs BRYAN. Is ! ST. nv.
nol+.t
UNFTRNISHED. TWO OR THREE ROOMS
for housekeeping: three in family; convenient
| q cars and good location; reasonable terms
J BOX s6. Herald othce. nol5.l4l6
fwO or THREE FURNISHED OR IN
t3rnished rooms for light housekeeping with
m6a.rn eonysniences. Address BOX sS. Her
aid Office nol3.l4l5
4 OlPABLE REFINED WOMAN WOULD
1--WE evening care to child or invalid in
Protestant nome in exchange for ROOM BOX
as Herald Office.
WANTED-ROOM PARTLY FURNISHED IN
white neigbborhood; Protestant family; rent
not over 80 per month; cougenial atmosphere.
o. Address BOX s75. Herald Office nol2N
IN A MODERN REFINED HOME FOR TWO
little boys. Z and Z and mother. employed: !:
must BE near school and car line: suburban pre-
fsrred; not over forty minutes to Treasury !;
extra for father week-ends. O. L WOOD, 265
Monroe st ne, phone North seq-W. no93t
LADY EMPLOYED Desires FURNISHED
room November Is; vicinity Of Dupont Circle
Csn Main 1852, branch n. or North lzc7J even
ings no93t
THREEIOR FOUR ROOMS WANTED, FUR
uished or unfurnished, with modern conven-
isncss Address BOX SO. Herald Office
nos-A
wANTED-ROOM AND BOARD BY YOUNG
Herald otiee. nos-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HONEY TO LUAN-szso TO 10000 ON d. C
real estate Several trust funds All trzps-
sctions conducted with economical consideration
for 5orrowerl
WIN. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
Southern Building, m 18th st NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
RUTHERFORD. INC, sl7 Isth :, nv. .uatso.
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PHRENOLOGISTS.

Pslmist, Cairyoyant and PhrenoIoxiS
Can be consulted daily on all affairs Of life;
special readings ii; satisfaction guaranteed
hours. . q. m. to y. N. Studio 80 9Th st. NV.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-30

ocean airaand the various kinds of sea
food. sr t~s ~
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. McCulloch, of
Ontario, were the guests Of the G. l..
Brown and DIR. Brewer families several
days past.
Mrs. J. M. Kitchen, Of Albany, has
been in town the past few days visit
ing friends and looking after property
interests.
F. |. Jones and wife left the last Of
the week for vacation at Belknap
Springs.
II. J. Rowe, of the electric light
plant, is having new flume put in
and win arrange for an extra water
wheel and an extra dynamo which
will be in reserve for emergency use.
Arranging for the new flume has re-
dueed the quality of the lights for the
past few days, but they will soon be
again at their usual standard.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Lilly motored
to Corvallis Sunday, and were accom-
panied on their return by Miss Gladys
Rice, sister Of Mrs. Lilly.
Eugene Otter, son Of j. p. Otter
has purchased the grocery line Of the
Ditter.B Bell store at Sublimity, and will
continue the business az tho old stand
He has been a clerk for the firm for
a number Of years
Several from Stayton were up above
Gates after blackberries Saturday and
Sunday and secured large quantity.
Joseph G .Etzel, Of Shaw, was trad.
ing in town Monday.
Ed Bell has returned from his vaca-
tion and is again on duty in the Far
mers q Merchants Bank.
b. +. Ford has returned TO Stayton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-30
HE DID NOT WORK
IN OVER A YEAR
MunsOn Gains Is Pounds TAX
ing TanIac-Is Well And
Strong Again.

"I have gained eighteen pounds
since I commenced taking Tanlae, and
never felt better in my life than ! do
now" said Alex MunsOn, who, before
his health failed, was valued em-
ploye of the Foundation Ship Building
Co., and lives at 1884 Michigan avenue
Portland, Or, the other day.
"When / began taking Fanlae, F" he
continued, 81 hadn I been able to hit
lick Of work for over a year, and 1
had been suffering terribly from stOm-
aeh trouble for about four years. II
seemed to me that ! had made every
possible effort to overcome this trou-
Bile, but my condition gradually grew
worse and shout a year ago | reached
the point where / had to give up my
work altogether. Everything | ate dis
agreed with me, and for two or three
hours after meals would be all bloat-
ed Up with gas, and would have the
orst eFamping pains in the pit Of my
stomach a man ever had. Then, this
gas would often get up into my chest
and make my heart palpitate some
thing awful, and it would be almost
impossible for me to get a good breath.
| also suffered from constipation and
often had splitting headaches. | was
very nersous all the time, and never
got a good nights sleep. These troubles
just continued to pull me down until
got so weak and run down that when
went to walk my legs would jusl
give right down under me.
"The money had spent for medi-
cines and treatments might just as well
have been thrown in the Columbia riv
er so far as the good | got from it,
but thought ] would keep on trying,
and that is why | gave Tanlae a trial
when it came along. Well, sir, before
had finished my first bottle Of Tan
lac, | could see that | had struck it
right at last, and | was right, too, for
Tanlac certainly did just what they
said it would do, and l am now a well,
strong man again. My stomach trou-
bles have all disappeared, and l am
never bothered with gas forming, and
| | don't have those awful eramping
spells any more. | have such fine ap-
petite that ] can hardly get enough to
eat, and everything | eat agrees with
me all right. have regained all my
lost weight and strength, and am now
getting ready to go back to work,
Now, that is what Tanlae has done for
me. and ] think that is saying a whole
lot for this wonderful medicine
Tanlac is sold in Salem by Br. S. G.
Stone, in Hubbard by Hubbard Drug
Co., in Mt. Angel by Ben Gooch, in
Gervais by John Kelly, in Turner by
Il. P. Cornelius, in Woodburn by Ly
man H. Shorey, in Silverton by Geo
A. Steelhammer, in Gates by Ms, J
P. McCurdy, in stayton by C. A
Beauchamp, in Aurora by Aurora Drug
Store, in st. Paul by Groceteria Stores
Co., in Donald by M. w. Johnson, IL
Jefferson by Foshay & Macon, and il
Mill City by Marketeria Gro. Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-30
STAYTON

Capital Journal Special serviee)
Stayton, Ore, July S0.-Mrs. Joseph
Kearns is visiting in Salem.
A. NJ Dufield, Of Bremerton, Wash.
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. A,
Lake for several days.
Don Goode, who had his arm broken
by being pulled from horse recently
is suffering considerably. The arm was
broken just below the shoulder and in a
bad place to treat, and is source Of
considerable pain.
Mr.. and Mrs L. $. Lambert arrived
home Friday from an extended visit
with friends at, Long Beach Wash
They had fine time enjoying the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-30
from Pullman. Wash.

from Pullman, Wash.
Mrs. C. f. Taylor is home from her
visit to Seattle and Vancouver, B.. G.
Rev. Warren and family are sojourn-
ing in Salem. He was home Sunday to
take charge of his regular Sunday ser
vices in the NJ. +. church.
W. A. Riggs has received word from
his son Alvie that he expects to leave
Germany for home soon.
V. Dare Sloper, one of Stayton s
druggists, took a flight in an aeroplane
at Salem Friday last. He says he enjoy
ed the trip.
Work on the prospective railroad is
reported by those interested as pro
crossing favorably.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-30
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
kUontInned nom page onel

down for any young man who wants "a
take advantage Of il, and the way Is
open to an unlimited abuse of the privi.
leges of the law. Consequently there
msy be such draft upon this appro.
priation that 1t win disappear like a
SNOWFALL in Yuma within few months.
The picture Of an army OF eonfiding
students stranded in the middle Of a
course of study with an exhausted ap.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-30

The Corvallis branch Of the Browns
vile caRpery, owned by H. q. Lewis
and c. D. Minton Of Portland, viii
soon be ready for operation. The build
ing cost $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-30

GONE people think it is vulgar to
- advertise dentistry, and it IS vul-
gar if the advertising is not true. But
it is never vulgar to advertise the
truth about denhstry-it is never
improper to advertise any good thing
or any good service in the world.
A thing that can not stand the
open light of public pint is either
mighty unworthy or mighty bad.