Daily capital journal., April 30, 1917, Page THREE, Image 3

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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1917.
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ATTENTION, MOTHERS:
This store offers absolutely FREE to every mother of a
c!es children P to 3 years old) who visits
SttBtxt5Y DEPARTMENT this week ONE FREE
SITTING and one FREE PICTURE of the mother and
baby together or the baby alone. ABSOLUTELY FREE
at the TOM CRONISE STUDIO in this city. The only
requirement is that you visit our BABY DEPARTMENT
This is Baby Week
FOR MAYDAY SUES;
All Anxious to Learn How
Formidable Striking Ele
meat Really Is
Not only in the STOCKTON STORE, but is being gener
ally observed all over the United States. Our offer is
made not only to stimulate interest in our own depart
ment but to do our part in generally recognizing the
good to be done by the careful study of scientific dress
ing and caring for the little ones. '
OUR VANTA VEST
Enables mothers to
dress baby WITH
OUT a pin or button
and without once
HAVING TO TURN
baby over.
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London, April 30. What tomorrow i
i May day may bring forth throughout
I the central empire was interesting all!
Eurora today, belligerent and neutral
alike. j
Austrian socialists and trades unions
,have definitely determined to institute
a J4 nour general strike, iserun - ais
I patches announcing this decision hint
led at considerable apprehension that
j German workmen would follow this ex
j ample. They detailed widespread ef
'forts by labor unions and socialist lead
ers to avert any tie up. in Germany.
Just how far the general strike agi
tation has gone in the kaiser's empire
and how many workmen will join in
the demonstration tomorrow has been
successfully concealed bv the German
censorship. What details have come, out
of Germany are contradictory. Dispatch
es from Holland asserted that German
socialists were working onanist the
strike and quoted Count VonKevent
low, hi the Kerlin Tages Zeitung, as de
nying that the socialists were aiding
in suppressing the strike scheme. As
against this, other Berlin information
asserted that the socialist organ Vor-
waerts today warned its readers in
flaring type not to join any movement
which would curtail the output of mu
nitions.
"May 1 ninv be a fateful day for
democracy in Germany." declared the
newspaper Germania, conservative I'ath
olic organ.
Most interest here centered on what
may happen in Austria-Hungary. For
weeks past ever since news of the Rus
sian revolution reached Emperor Carl's
people there have been persistent ru
mors of peace moves from the dual
monarchy and it is known the nation
is suffering greatly fromick of food
and general weariness with war.
j The general strike in the central em-
ynres is primarily to voice protest 01
itho people against insufficient food.
According to bcsfc available informn-
toion. the strike leaders count only
upon a tic up of all industries for twen
ty four hours simply as showing the
pcoplo aud the government the strength
of the workmen and the necessity ior
listening to their complaints.
It Stands to Reason
WHEN YOU NEED CLOTHINGG IT IS WISE TO PURCHASE AT A
CLOTHING 8TOEE THAT SPECIALIZES; THEN YOU KNOW
WHAT YOU GET IS UP TO DATE AND PRICES THE LOWEST
HOT WEATHER WILL SOON BE ON US AND YOU WILL NEED
THAT
SUMMER SUIT
WE HAVE JUST BECEIVED OUR SUMMER SHIPMENTS
Prices $7 op
PRETTY PINCH BACKS AND ALSO PLAIN BOX BACKS. IT'S UP
TO YOU TO PURCHASE NOW AND LOOK NEAT WITH THE
OPENING Or THE SEASON. THE SOONER YOU MAKE YOUR SE
LECTION THE LARGER PICK YOU HAVE TO CHOOSE FROM.
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PRICES BUY AT
Russians Realize They
Must Fight for Liberty
If They Would Retain It
By William G. Sheppard.
(Hatted Press ttaff correspondent )
Petrograd. April 30. From the czar's
winter place, until recently the seat of
the most autocratic of all modern got
eminent, a high sign today proclaimed
the rising tide of world democracy.
Oa the eve of May da-, Minister of
War Gutchkoff issued an order striking
the last bonds from the army of the
new 'Russia. It is with this new spirit
of freedom that Eussia will celebrate
tomorrow. The keynoic of the day is
struck by the sign stretching across the
front of the palace, fashioned by the
hand of workmen now knowing the
meaning of liberty. It reads: t
"The proletariat of all ' countries
unite."
The orders issued bv Minister Gutch
koff today vere put forth at the sug
gestion of the private soldiers them
selves. They provido:
Hereafter all soldiers are to lie con
sidered citizens of Russia.
(Under autocracy's rulethey were
not even supposed to be units of the na
tion they were supposed to die for.)
Complete religious freedom.
Free speech guaranteed.
Attendance at church services not
compulsory.
Mail fibni trenches shall not be censored.
All mail including Damnhlets shall
be delivered to soldiers at the front
The servile "sir" abolished in re
plies by private soldiers to officers.
Hereafter privates shall say merely
"ves" or "no" without the "sir" in
answering officers. Also, soldiers here
after need not salute their officers "un
less the; soldier wishes." Privates,
howerer, must come to "attention"
"when commanded to do so.
Corporal punishment in the army
completely abolished.
Celebrate Tomorrow.
It is in this spirit of complete free
dom that "free Russia" will celebrate
May day tomorro. '
Under czardom, a few brave spirits
used to meet in remote forests in May
' irst and in constant dread of secret
police, would go through the forms of a
parade under the red flag of liberalism".
Today, the government itself joins.
The Russian calendar is more than
two weeks behind that in use every
where alse on the globe. But in order
that new Russia's idea of a world broth
erhood, a "proletariat of 11 countries"
it was decided to advance "May day
in Kussia to coincide with the rest of
the world-
A parade, such as Russia never saw
before will be the principal feature of
the celebration in the capital.
But while Russia is celebrating her
freedom her people, jubilant at the
throwing off of their shackles, are not
forgetting that Russia's liberty must be
fought tor.
."Soldiers who visited their homes from j
the front immediately after the rcvolu-
tion are returning to fight by the thou
sands. All over Russia women of the
villages are shaming them into return
ing to their duty, demanding they fight
and hold new Russia in her proud new
place in the world's democracies.
Ttte Ken nag.
Strange stories are told by Russian
soldiers back from the front of how the
enemV received the news of Russia's
overthrow of autocracy. One soldier
told me today of the "strangest sight
he ever saw."
"We have discovered now that the
Germans on our 'front don't like to at
tack us," he said. "Under a red flag
last Monday German officers climbed
out of their trenches. The German sol
diers followed. We didn't fire. But
we likewise hoisted our rod flag. When
the Germans saw we were deliberately
withholding our fire from their ranks,
under the same red flag as our own
forces, the soldiers themselves stopped
still and turned back to their own
trenches. They abandoned their officers.
the officers stood ttiere in jmo ivian s
land alone, urging them to attack, but
without avail. Finally they went back
disgusted. Not a shot had been fired,
not a German soldier harmed in that
death territory.
"However, we mistrust red flags
borne by Germans and Austrians. Now
we fire with all strength on such ap
proaching of the enemy forces.
"We have proved our right to the red
fiagnow let the Germans and the Aus
trians prove their right to it."
Tj,.QUfnn eTiles from America are now
roceived in the innermost councils of
iii. .,,i,ii.fo and workmen's unions.
Those with whom i nave TaiKeu
clare the Russian people are unanimous
for a republic.
KOTHER&JO THIS
When the Children Cough Rub
Musterole on Throats
and Chests
No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop into croup, or worseAnd then's
when you're glad you have a jar of Mus
terole at hand to give prompt, sure re
lief. It does not blister.
As first aid and a certain remedy,
Musterole is excellent Thousands of
mothers know it You should keep a
jar in the house, ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches of back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds of the chest (it
often crevents pneumonia), .
CONGRESS TAKES
(Continued from page one.)
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biscuits and pastry, use
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ment's price fixing plan as regards
their products.
Coincidental with the visit of the pro
duco exchange presidents, representa
tives o'f the nation's woman's maga
zines, representing circulations totaling
15,000,000 to 20,000,000, discussed with
Assistant Secretary Vrooman plans for
a country-wide publicity campaign for
elimination of waste in the kitchen and
conservation buying."
AMERICAN TROOPS
(Continued from page one.)
Congress Votes Strong
for Conscription Bill
Washington, April .50. Uy over
whelming majorities both the senate
and house passed late Saturday night
the administration bill to raise a war
army by selective draft.
The final roll calls brought into lino
behind the bill many senators and rep
resentatives who had fought for the
volunteer system until routed by the
decisive defeat of volunteer amend
ments earlier in the day in both houses,
The senate, which had voted down
the volunteer plan, (i9 to 18, passed the
bill bv a vote of fu to 8.
In the house the vote against the
volunteer plan was 813 to 100, and that
by which the bill itself was passed
was 307 to 24.
Draft Ages Undecided
As passed by the senate, the mens
tire provides for the draft of men bo
tween the ages of 21 and 27 years.
while in the house measure the age
limits are fixed at 21 and 40. This am
lesser discrepancies will be threshed
out in conference early next week, so
the bill may be in the hands of the
president as quickly as possible. The
war department already has completed
liluns for carrying it into effect.
Senators who voted against the bill
were:
Denocrats Giro, Hardwick, Kirby
Thomas and Thamell 5.
Republicans Borah, Gronna and La
Follette 3.
Total, 8.
Vardaman is Excused
(Senator Vardaman of Mississippi
Democrat, was excused from voting a
is own request. Ho did not give a rea
son.
The 24 representatives who voted
the negative were:
Democrats Burnett, Church, Clark
of Florida, Claypool, Grosser, Dill,
Dominick, Gordon, Milliard, Jluddlestou
Kenting, Scars, Sherwood, Sisson 14.
Republicans Bacon, Hayes, King,
l.a Follette, Ijiindeen of Minnesota,
statement of the case by Viviani aud
Joffre."
Working Out Details.
Washington, April 30. With Marshal
Joffre 's suggestion for quick dispatch
of American troops to Fiance as a spur
to the immediate efforts in tliat direc
tion, the world conference of the al
lies opened the seventh day of its ses
sion today. The commissioners met
with the memory of their impressive
visit to George Washington s tomb
a closer bond of sympathy.
All maior questions of America's part
in the creat conflict had been settled as
the French, liritisn and i.uiieu mates
This
Nebraska will bo visited.
The French commission will be en
tertained at a reception given by Secro
tary Lansing at the Pan-American Un
ion building tonight- The British com
missioners will attend. The three groups
of war experts planned several division
al conferences for tonny.
representatives assembled today.
crnvernment 's ideas on international no
litical questions, including President
Wilson's recommendation that, the Irish
question be settle.) quickly m tun in
terest of world democracy, have been
placed squarely before the commission
ers and their answer is known.
The broader phases of America's con
tributions of food, finances, shipping,!
men aud munitions, are agreed upon.
Today's conference began the evolution
of methods to put tnc war program
through.'
What nations shall get the half bil
lion dollars a month America will sup
ply, when and in what numbers the first
500,000 shall be sent to the battlefront.
the production and mobilization of food
for our fighting allies and similar ques
tions, shall be decided this week on the
basis' of French and British war expe
riences. .... .
The French comnnsion 's tour of the
middle west, which is expected to give
a tremendous impetus to American War
-was rraeticallv assured today,
but its details are withheld. Every large
southern city and cities as far west as
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Why will women continue to suffer
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Mason, Nolan, Powers 8.
Prohibitionist Randall 1.
SURGEONS TO EUROPE
Washington, April 30. One
thousand surgeons, wearing the He
American uniform and dispatch
ed as a military unit, will be
the first United States expeili-
tionary force to be sent to the
European bnttlet'ields, the war
department announced this af-
ternoon.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
Suit to quiet titlo to certain land in
Marion county was filed this morning
by Auna Boje against Fielden Jones
and others. She asks a decree neclar-
ng she is the owner in fee simple of
the land and that the defendants have
no right or interest in it.
The Marion county parent-teacher
association will meet in Salem at the
Salem high school Saturday May 5 at
en o clock. A business session will be
eld, reports from the delegates from
the various associations of tho county
will be read, ami an address on "The
president's message " will be delivered
by Mrs. M. L. Fulkcroon during the
morning session. Lunch will bo from
twelve noon until 1:30 o'clock when
a literary program will be rendered. At
two o'clock, Mrs. (jeorge McMnth, pres
ident of the state parent teacher asso
ciation, will deliver an address. At two
forty five o'clock M. 8. Pitmau, head
of the rural department of the Ore
gon Normal. school, will deliver an ad
dress. INVESTIGATING MINE DISASTER
Merced, Cab, April 30, An investi
gation of the causes behind the entomb
ment of seven miners who suffocated
in the Mountain King gold mine, Mar
iposa county, was begun by county of
ficials today. The bodies have all been
recovered.
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will thoroughly cleanse and wash out
the kidneys and bladder and gently
carry off tho ill effects of excesses of
all kinds. The healing, soothing oil
soaks right into tho walls and lining of
the kidneys and expols the poisons in
your system. Keep your kidneys in.
good shape by dail use of tiOLD MLD
AD Haarlem" Oil Capsules, and on
will have good health. Go to your
druggist at once and secure a package
of -this time honored world wide rem
edy. It is not a "patent mclicine." It
is pasecd upon by U. S. government
chemists and declared pure before com
ing into this country. GOLl MEDAL
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ported direct from the ancient labora
tories in Holland, where it is the Na
tonal Household Remedy of tho gtuvdy
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stitute. Your druggist will gladly re
fund your money if not as represented.
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Our stoclc of washables this season is.
not only compresensive but embraces
every Imaginable material, pattern
and color effect---plain white, stripes,
checks, large and small figures of all
kinds everything the very latest.
No doubt it will be a sort of surprise
to many women to know how little it
would cost to purchase a few yards
of these materials and how far these
materials will go, in making up
stylish and becoming waists, dresses
and skirts. As some women look at
it : What it would cost them to buy a
few yards of these materials and
make them up into garments them
selves would not be nearly as much
as it would cost them to buy
similar garments already made. In
fact, they figure the cost would be at
the least one-third less.
NOTE THE REASONABLENESS
OF THESE PRICES
SILK TISSUES-Plain, striped and figured; :J6 inches wide... 50c to 75c Yd.
WHITE VOILES Plain, seeded, lace stripes, satin stripes, and checks; 26
inches to 42 inches wide 19c, 25c, 29c, 35c, 39c, 50c, 75c Yd.
WHITE ORGANDIE Domestic and imported; :56 to 44 inches, yd. 25c to $1
FLAXON White and painted colors, per yard 15c to 35c
PRINTED WASH DRESS GOODS in figures and stripes, batiste, lawn, dim
ity, yard 10c to 20c
PALM BEACH SPORT STRIPES 36 inches wide, per yard 25c
WHITE PIQUE For dresses and skirts, extra good value, special, per yd 19c
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Corset for
the Women
Who Cares.
SCND liS VOIR MAIL ORDIRS WE PAY POSTAGE
Wirthmore
Waists $1.00
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