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THE OREGON STATESMAN r FRIDAY, JAXUAHY 11, 1018
LIDUIER GAVE
'UnS DELICATE
CHILD VINOL
Htm in Los Aniceles, was In need.
The rtalnal sentence called for five
years Imprisonment but whs cut in
half by the reviewing officer.
tiUIU UllSKI) THIS FKK1I MTOHK.
When! the U, A'. White Sons feed
store was opened for business yester
day mbrpla.gMr. White -was snrpri
ed to find thst some one had been in
And He Got Well and Strong, the store during the night, saining
. . , 6 entrance by first throwing a brick
That's True
through one of the windows faring
the alley. Mr. Whe said that as
'Monaca. Pa. i"Mr little Ikjv. who .-a i.v. rm h itnn
" lUB joudpwi oi inree. was ttok, llniMt nn or two fcmaller sack of
uerTona ana urea au ine unie. so ne
was most unfit t school, and noth
ing teemed to help him. I learned
of VInol and cave it to hlia. lit hai
restored bis, healtn and strength and
he has. gained In weight." Mrs,
Frederick tfoinruers. Monaca, Pa,
vlnol Is a constitutional cod liver
and iron Teindy for delicate, weak,
ailing children, Formal 'Otfevery
bottle, so you know what you are
giving them. -Children love it.
Emll A. Rchaefer. druggist, Salem.
and at the hrt dm store In every
townr and city In the country.
flour had been rfemovedit , The cash
rigester drawer . wa .open.apd a 50-
cent piece hi an envelope and two
or three - pennies were still In the
drawer. . He says this Is the first
time in, 'the twenty -eveti. veara h
has been' la busLnes. In the same
building that any onebad made an
effort, to enter h I sstore. Muddy.
tracks Were: 6n tho grain sacks piled
on tne ripor oyer wnien me peiiy
thief bad to crawl in and out of the
building. J,
DRILL OFFICERS
ARE AlADE KNOWN
r! -. -;, , . - .- St.
- -: " i - ii fi j i ,
Eakin and Dimick ; Are Lieu-
tenants j of Willamette
Military Corps
GERMAN PRESS NOT
f FOR U. S. WAR AIMS
"j . (Continued f rom jage: 1)
them unacceptable says: I
"President Wilson's message re
veals clearer that Lloyd George's
speech the Intentions of our enemies
to let ftusala continue to bleed for
the selfish aims of the entente, '
The Neue Frele Prease siys:
President Wilson Is superior even
to Word George In his capsclty for,
deceiving the nation. ,1'resldnt WJI
son Intersprses his fourteeen point
with popular prlnclple-ln order, to
deceive the masses, who do not know!
our ' conditions. The tnessnge also
of course, alms at-breaking up thi
negotiations at . nrest-Litovsk
"President Wilson says that ' the
time for conquest and aggrandise
ment has gone by of conrse, for the
central powers, not for tat entente.
lie admits that Itussla I impotent
aad helpless. He cannot deny that
the central powers proposals are ca
pable of a liberal interpretation; yet
he continues slandering ana war
.baiting." -Protectkm'
Is leseHed;
the Neuea Weiner Tageblattt
savs: .--'"" --p--'s
"President Wilson must be made
- clearly to understand that it Is use
less, to try t win over me central
lowers' for the entente's plans of dla-
'ruptlon and disintegration, nstria-
llungary win ne master or its own
house-. Our People d not neea jr.
Wilson protectorship. If President
Wilson is uaabie to appreciate' the
justice of the central powers' stand
point; we-can but patiently wall, for
It will not b fonch longer berere our
enemies learn to cut the impossible
from the possible" .?
' The Neues Weiner Journal argue
that Precident Wilson's demand for
the restitution, p.AlH&ee-Iorralne
erects a new barrier. C , 1
Senator Brady of Idaho
-gUot Expected to Live
WASHINGTON', Jan. 10, Senator
James II. Ilrady of Idaho, Is criti
cally 111 at his home here as the re
sult or neati atjacics. jus pnysinan
said tonight that his condition Is
serious, Henator Ilrsdy was taken
ill on a train Saturday while en
route from Chicago to Washington
Mrs. Brady Is with blm, ;
BOISE. Idaho. Jan. 10, Private
advices received in Boise today from
Washington were to the effect that
Senator James H. Brady of Idaho
was not expected to live through the
night. . Senator Brady has suffered
frequent attacks , of heart trouble,
and his illness at this time is, due to
1HS mm . - . - '
J ADVKBT18ED LETTERS.
Adams, Miss Delia :' i
Anderson, Mrs. W, J.
Brown, "Miss Alice
Brown, Mr. Albert k ;
Brightman. Miss Esther
Cannon, Mr. LytlthM.
Cramer, Miss Inea
Crawley, Mr. John C.
Darden, Mr, W. A. .
Day. B. D. ' -
Davis. Mrs. Grace
Ferguson, Mrs. Bertha ,
Field, Mrs. M. C. , J
Gregg,' Mr. C. B. I
Haggerty, MfssT.thcl.
Highland, Charlie ,
llemme, Mr. John '
Keene, Miss Norma -
Kingdom, Mr. II. II.'.
Lewis, Mrs. Fannie
Miller, Mr. James ' '
Myers. T. O. v '
Vanorder, Mrs. Seve ,
Wesley, Mrs. Will lam
Williamson, Mrs. Delia
,
Coach Mathews announced 'Wed
nesday the officers jot the military
drill corps at jWillauielto tiniviiity.
Harold Eakln and Harold Dimick are
respectively, fijri and secon lieuten
ants. . ' f 'Oi . f
These two men are students well
qualified" for the positions. Eakin
is a senior and has occupied a hlgu
place in the company since Its for
mation last spring. Dimick is a m;ph
omore and one of th lHst athletes in
the- colh-ge.
ih'er oificers selected : by Coach
Matthews, are: T.oais Stewart, first
8ergeant;jj Francis Crmhwr, second
sergeant; Hoswell Waltz, corporal
first squad; Paul Doney, corporal
second squad; Harold Km me! , cor
poral third squad; Paul Green, cor
poral fourth squad; Paul Flegel
corporal, fifth squad and Kobert
Story, corporal, sixth squad.
The officers were sclfctcd afler a
eonslderati9n of three points. First
a written eamJnat)on was given,
second, general ability was consld
etedand third, a trial on the floor
made to determine .tho power o.
handling men. Prior to this time
CoarhMatbew has appointed the of
ficers with these competitive exam
inations and work out Interest is at a
high pitch.
mommTkes
AVIATION WORK
Americans ' with, amazement. Of
course, tlere has Wn 8 great im
provement In the matter of drinking.
It Is 40 per cent better than : two
years ago. While rejoicing over thw
improvement, it is a great, pity to
take a- step backward Jry allowing
an j increased output -by the breweries."
Three. Killed and Several
H art in Train Collision
GRANGER. Tex.. Jan. 10.- A rear
end eollission,h.er totfay between
two e'ctlons of the "Katy Filer on
tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas mil
way, caused the loss of threo lives
ajui, injury ta.KijvferiLl- iMtrsons. The
rear sleeper of the first section or
the train was jammed half way
through the nextcar ahead. Respon
iMbility hadnot bceu U.'d tonight.
BANK RESOURCES
NEW HIGH MARK
All States But Five Gain
Totalis Orer Eighteen
Billion Dollars
MANY FAILNG
TO KEEP PLEDGE
Steusloff Says Signers Are
Falling Down in Observ
ing Food Demands
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Letter to Salem " Friend Is
Written From Camp Kelly
"San Antonio .
Prtv'zr Steel S31 crA
1 1 - . I : Tha San flam fnnnprotlra Tola.
Is Sentenced to Prison phone comnany, which will have its
neaaqnarters at uates ana wnicn win
f riup i.rwts Tsmms Wash.. I serve the roral communities center at
Jan. 10Privatc L'Estrange Back m? ano -miu cw. yesieraay iuea
pf th exchange battalion, 166th de- aruciea or incorporauon in tne oi-
A, Alm,AL .mn T.la 1aa KU lira Ul lUrUUmilUU LUIUillUBIUUrr
auhonorably kllecharged from the I J mwb.-." .. hw.uuiuit.
Gates and Mill City to .
Have Telephone System
army with the forfeiture of all pay
an4 .allowances ..and sentenced to
two and one-half : years ; Imprison-
mentT ,' Bach was convicted oy ourt-
Harry Klatakjin of the same organi
zation. - -,. -.
Bach. pleaded extenuating eircum
stsnees claiming- that his wife, who
MOP. CATARRH! OPEN.
-IIOSTRiLS AND HEAD
.Say Cream Applied In Nostrils
. .luyeyes nesd-Colda at Onccv. )
If yoar nostrils kte' loi?ged and
your head is atuXfed. and you can't
breath freely because of a cold or
catarrh, jnst get a small bottle of
lily's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply a Uttlo of thig fragrant, an
tiseptic cream Into your nostrils and
lct.it penetrate through- every; air
passage of your bead, sooth Inj? and
healing the , Inflamed, swollen mu
cous, membranes and you get? in
stant relief. I ?-
Ah! how good it feels. Your nos
trils, are open, your head is clear,
no more hawking, snuffling, blow
ing: no more headache, dryness or
struggling for breath, Kly's Cream
Iialm is Jnct wht sufferers from
head colds and catarrh, aeed. It's a
rtellpht.' ' '. ' '
the company number forty-five. They
arel i. (: t. -
C. II. Gregory Jj T. Hemcss, G. ll.
Heatt, J. Ej "Welch, - M. Bassett.
Robert Bowers, H. O.; Bevier, B. T,
George.-,: Fred . Ratzebburg. Frank
Cramer.. A. w. Ream, P. P. Mason,
Harry P. i Mason, W. II. Heseman,
C. D. Johnson. . A. D. . Scctt, E. L.
Davis. T-ll. Iawson,,-troy Groe,
Fred Oooch- Ed. Wolfe, George Rock
well. B. W. Jewell, W. W. Allen. O.
D. McLane. J. R. Shaw. Hammond
Lumber company.. D. B. Hill, W. C.
Hill. George M. Zoal. T. It. Goddard,
D. F, Hoeye,Rose M. Price, H. L.
Capllnger, -Paul ll. Horner, Claud
Xewis. A. J. Taylor, M. E. Phillips,
Albert Scltringer, "W, J. Bertram, W.
M. Dowing, W. E. vHaynes. James
Daper, A. B. Horner,' J. P. McCourdy.
IfAl HTriMEil Aim
'But, loogy ynh. sah!' grumbled
Brother Shifty. , "Dafs a pow'f til
high price for decs talkln'Joud ani
sawin' de air.
. f'But you must remember,' said
the young . attorney, "that J fur
nished the legal talent that got yon
acquitted; It .took a great deal of
study to acquire Ibat knowledge."
"Yassah. But If 'twazn't fer me
das wouldn't nb-been nobody to
'quit. I furnished do talons dat
done stole de chicken, and It Jook a
heap sight o uperrymentln Lefo I
quired dat knowledge, sah!"
Judge. . .
W-,YEAR
DDTDON
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. . If:
1 yt still have a few copies of our; UEXV
YEAR EDITION for sale.
" Your friends and relatives will enjoy read,
ing this number, r , . - '
'Hake up a list. We will 'mail them and
prepay postage. i '
r The cost is small 5c per copy, while they
jest. :!';. ; ' , , -
I3ESTATESM, Salem, Ore.
O..U McDonald, a Balem man who
is in -tho aviation service at Carr.n
tveuy, Texas, likes the service and
Ii . . 'n - r
wrues us praises in a letter to
rnena newi The Y. M. C. A. Ik
lauded a bleJag to the army. . The
letter follows
I have tboueh .several lime .if
writing to some of you fellows but
really have been too much, on the
move to gfet' to It. ; I have been here
l)iit two days, comlnff from Pamn
Kelly,' af San Antonio, where I was
for two weeks.
"He bad r fine trin south. com-
mg inrougn southern California In
oayiignt. We made a short stop In
ixs Angeies, nut hardly Ion? fnoup!)
to see as mu?h cf It as one would
like. - ..
"Camp Kelly, was a dRtppoint
ment a there was an alknMne dust
blowlnsr rOKt of 4hi time which
seema to gire everyone a revere
coujfh. It Is. or ban been, the clear
ing house for all of tho men In the
aviation branch' at, th service. It
Js much better. here as wo have good
conveniences and a govl mess hull
aiul'sfetendid officer,. We are quar
tered in tents, but board floors are
beln-j put into nil of them. We have
electric j ' lights ; and good shower
baths, so Uncle Sara I providing
very well for us. The rations we get
Usually -seem pretty . small, but 1
sues when wet get used to itrwn
will be juat as well off.'
This cainp. Is . four miles 'from
Waco; a town of 50.000 or CO. 000.
and is a very desirable location. I
expect to be here for a two moajths'
training period and then will prob
ably be assigned to n' out-going
squadron! and " on oyer to France.
However.5 no one can predict with
any accuracy when 6r Mhere h will
be sefrt as they, never tell you when
you have gotten this far where yoa
are going. There, is certainly a
splendid class of fellows in the army,
none of the rougher sort to speak
of at all. and I predict' that when
they, have a few months' training It
a. . - e . . ... .
will De the ,best army in the woria
But when. One sees the ImmenEitv
of the preparations and the expenf
of carrying on "the war.-lt Is trt be
realized what a dcvaitline war It
is. ' It Is to be hoped that this conn
trv msv 'be the power needed -to
crush the kslaer and militarism for
eer. 'Could the same expense,' or
ganlzslion and man power be exert-H
ed toward constructive things.' rath
er than for destruction, what sreat
thine would be- accomplished for
the nermanent good of a nation.
"The. Y. M. C. X: 1 certainly a
ereat blessing to the army, It pro
vides a common meeting place for
all the boy and gives thpm a g-eat
number of accoinmodailons Ihev
would not otherwise rt7Trhere H
only one criticism that one eouM
hake of it. and that is that they
haven't room enough for the crowds
hut throng the place in the even-
in , v.-ry.VIff:
YvA S 1 1 1 f GT0.N , Jan, . Resourc
es of national bnnks Jiave ri.en t
a naw high level of tl8.533.OO0.OPo
Compilations Of reports of 76f.6
banks as of November 50, 1917,
completed today by Comptroller
LWllllanis, show n-n Increase in re
soijrces since Kepjember 11, of $2
009,000, OftOV and an increase rlnco
Aovemocf 17, iaie, of X3,o33,ooo,
000. The to'inpt roller calk'd atten
tion to the fact that tne total re
source were a half ; billion dollars
greater man the aggregate resource!
of aJl.stutd banks, and trust compa
nies, and private banks, ns reported
last June. ,. , .. ..
.Only In Mine, Illinois, Michigan
owa) and Nebraska were no In
creased aggregate deposits reported
USE OF FUEL
ORDERED CUI
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First Order for Curtailment
of Consumption Given by
,f Admhittraton i
WASHINGTON.. Jan. 10 Tho
first order for curtailment ofitho
conscription of fuel in industry, was
given tonight by Fuel Administrator
(arrieid. directing all manufwturers
of paper bovd to sispe.id absolute
ly the use of fuel Jn tkeir plants be.
tween . o'clock fturdy,: mwrclns
and tne same hour Monday morning
inc paper bosffl' l Niasers were
juiioiiK the first esJItl hi by iJr. (Sar-
rield for his coorences with man
ufacturers not engaged jn war work
throrctfh which tt Is prjpoi.ed to re
dure coal consumption,. by perhan
So.ooo.ooo tons during the coming
year. "The estimated the amount of
fuel they co-rid savofand; asrerfl to
cooperate In any .plan that ni'ght be
agreefl upoa. ,
u dompliance .wjlji ;tonisht'a oxder
is inane oD'igatorv ooier a jxnalty.
It Is estimated thai the s.ctu a! sav
ing of coal to berff.ected will amount
to 15.000 tons?weekly. or 750.000
tons annually. 'Similarly orders af
feetln;? other Industries, probably
100 In all, will bo issued later.
Pastor Explains Charge
i - He Made of Drunkenness
LONIKJN. Jan. 1 0,-Preahing In
the City Temide todav the ltev. Ir.
Joseph Fort Newton, lhe pastor who
was formerly of I own. made refer
ence to his recent sermon In which
he dealt with the question of drink
inr among i American soldiers and
sailors. He said he wanted the Brit
ish to nnderstsnd the Ameriesn point
of view. Americans, he added, hold
that if the government Jias a right
to t-nnscrlot i man n.lehalf of the
grout Cause, it has the right fo eon
script his copduct and keep him fit
to (fin that work. '
y'tn America." be continued, "it. is
a criminal offense wtl lioit"r 1o
"men In uniform. On this side, of
l-ourse, yow canont enforce this rep
ulallon. I made the reqnest that you
shall hel us to do so. Most of the
men' are able to resist temptathm.
but we must not set trans to catch
Jhe loose feet of those who are flghU
log with a wesk will.
iiWbert ' the f Set wss published
that increases in the amount of "grain
were bclnc allowed brewers, it fillel
WASHINGTON. . Jan. 10. New
York wholesale coal dealers testify
ing before the . senate investigating
committee today attributed much of
tho coal shortage to dlsruKnrd of reg
ular channels of dUtrib'ttldn by the
fiiel;admInIPtratlo:i in Its efforts to
get fuel to certain comrounities. ,
Wi A Marshall kpoko of the labor
problem as a factor in the produc
tion shortage and predicted a scar
city of coal for several years. :
Prices fixed by the. government for
coal at the mlnoa was too low to in
many Instances, C-- C. Harris de
dared and .lud resulted In rdiiccd
production notwithstanding statis
tics shov ing an Increase this year."
Commercial League Teams
Will Meet Again T onight
The Y. M. t A. Conrriicrrlal bas
ketball league series which was U
be played Wedneduy ; evening will
be played this evening; in the same
order which the game were to be
played Wednesday. The -ja men -ere
postponed because of the visit of the
Canadian army officers to Salem. v
The first game tonight will be
played at 7: Ho and will lo between
the Waft Shlpp 'company and th
Capital National bank teams. H-th
lluse teams wn their rames last
Wednesday and a good camera
looked! for. The game tonlcht be
tween these teams ; will -determine
the early WMwm leaders.
The se ond p ime ' o f the evenlni
wilt be ,riwt'ftt the llasr brotbrt
and tlki Itisliop and.iwin 1 e jdnved
at
All of 1m tams havejwen work
ing hard In an efforttogt into betf
ter shape for the later season gameii.
Captain Ilrooks and his team playef
tho deaf school Saturday Un a prac
tice game and won by a good score.
Last night the same team! played the
Washington Junior blah school team
and also won this rsnif.
Arthur P.oss, captain of the Mgh
school team will referee the games.
wi;kpini to okim:ii.
B v W. C. CO WG 1 1 A
In an Interview yesterday F. W.
Steusloff. president of the Kaleni
Commercial club, discussing, the food
conservation . movement oi the gov
ernment, stated that while nearly
100 per cent of the families of Salem
Land Marion county had signed up
their food pledge cards, and Bong
card's in the window of their homes.
yet as-a, mat tr of fact 1ks than 7
per cent f ftie faJiillles were observ
ing the letter of their obligations,
Others endorse this statement,
k r:i!. li'j !. !)-kebach. Ivan Me
Hanlel, manager , of the cfub, O. U.
Ferris, Postmaster Unckesteln, and
others, for example.
Nearly all of these-men heard the
Canadian army OTfM-era yesterflay in
heir various addresses, and ,all
agreed that the special message of
Lieutenant Colonel McMillan, JaJor
fcdward and Captain Cook was "con-
i f'it is much easier to economize
volnntsrlly now than later to he told
byMhe government that It must be
done." wild Mr. Ktensloff, "I know
of one large family, well-to-do peo
ple at that, who today are buying
second grade meats, until five or six
dollars can be saved -for the uenem
or'Mie starving Armenians.
"There is no law against buying
and selling meats on Tuesdays each
week, or wheat bread on -Wednes
days, but It Is breaking the pledges
of purchasers and wbefr they rome
: as ...114
to 4hink. the matter oyer, iney win
fnh if i am sure." continued Mr.
itumlntr .
"You won't let me starve,- will
you?" You have seen the posters
in the windows appealing for tne
Armenian millions.
Here are some of the admonitions
In the new license for the govern
niont. now bflner distributed:
. "Itender rfo extra or non-essential
services to customers.. 4
"Curtail credits within rcasonabl
limits. . , : - .
Kncourare cash itransactions.
"Klimlnate all unnecessary deliv
ery service - ' .
"Rave labor and time for the war.
"Persistently discourage the prac
tice of returning' goods. .
"Sell in original oaekages.
. Lincoln I 0fel.. .
That there is nothing new nnder
the sun is proven by a letter that
Abraham Lincoln wrote to lrastus
Comintr when the Civil war was at
its height, as follows:" f . ' J
"lie who dlssnaoes one man iroiu
volunteering or rnduees one soldier
to dewrt weakens theUnlon cause
as much as- he who kills a lln
soldier in. bati?o j '.".;.. ',
Tho man who stands by ann say
nothing when the peril of his country
is disciissc! h-rannot be misunder-;
stood. If not hindered lie Is sure to
helo the enemy: 'Much more if he
talks nmblKUousfy. talks - for his
country with 'huts' and 'ifs. "
TnHav Ihere are men who are self
ishly wailing for the war to nd and
Holne nothing for their country.
Them sire those who use the Mfs and
huts' ns in the days of fjflcoln .and
wherever these are found, put them
down as un-American. . ' ,
The man wso says to you he Is for
America "If." or says he is an Anier-
can "nut. nngs unirae. ie ib ij'"s
to you. lie is an undesirable.
"No man who is , an American
hrongh and through has any lfs' or
huts' about ft. lie is frans. speaKS
out in. terms that are bevond oues-
ion. y America for Americans. Tnere
s no room for others In Uncle Sam 8
domain." Kxchane.
In esse any family, or individual,
nr firm - Is today without a looo
rt card, or has lost it, another
can be had from the commercial club
which is the representative or tne
eovernnient in talent and Marlon
county.
The Boys in tho
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QUICK SENTENCE
: FOR MR. DUGAN
Pleads Guilty and ' Goes to
. Penitentiary ; Leniency
- Recommended
COST OF EVIL
SERMON TOPIC
Bruce Evani Likens Lot Un
to Unchristian Man'pf '
Today
. When arratcned in the circuit
court yesterday. Charles Uufan. Ill
dieted by the itrnnd Jury January .
having been broujcht back from Hat
s' at the lntJan,ccJpr.,(Rl,crif4 Nff H
bani. pleaded, piiilty," and vns sen
tenced tr the court to from one-to
ten years in .lhe state penitentiary,
and was moved from the conn I y Jail
to that instltntibn. :Thc charse wrjs
larceny In a dwelllnr4 -
This . Is probably the piickc.t
work of that' kind In the Marlon
county circuit court, a special" grand J
Jury bavins; twen called fdr this and
i he case of Kaymo.nd -Nabuyso, In
dited for a similar pffense. but who
yepterday pleaded not amity. , and
will be tried- when another Jury is
called the third Monday In March.
Nabuysco now claims that his cor
rect name is Warbals. He la a
Filipino. . : '
in signing (he papers for Dugin.
District Attorney. Oehlhar- recom
mended that the man be extended
leniency in the future. Ills story was
to the ef feet that his father died
when he was an Infant; that he lived
with his mother and two sisters. and
a steprather ln t'hattanoosra. Tenn.
He enlisted in the army ; in July,
1915. and deserted tn Aucust: was
convicted of desertion and sentence-J
to. Fort Leavenworth. Kan.- He was
paroled for four years, bat In An
Kust, i, 1917, failed put Iti . an ap
pearance. He' Id ho wanted to
et away from Ieaven worth so stole
to get money f take him to San
Francisco, in. order to ship from
there to a foreign country. A . Is' now"
ious to Join. lhe armyand be a
but cannot, until he receives
rovernor's pardon. ' For-, these
leasons Mr. Oehlhar recommendi-d
IcnleWjr and encotiraaement In his
purpose' Dugan Ii a'j-oiins man. .
INCOLIE TAXES
'READILY PAID
Inspectuf Tuttle Says Grc:t
f.lajonty Pay Up Vxt!:out
' Being Asked
Joseph E. Tifltie. deputy Inspector
of tho United States treasury depart
ment, who will be In Salem dnrin
-January, or longer, for the collection
of Incomes taxes made necessary by
new. iaw, said yesterday arternon,
that it may be surprising, butl 1
nevertheless true, that mare thai 9 5
per cent of the people are ready to
pay their taxes before they have bcJa
requested to do to. . ,
"I have dene a rood business to
day," he gala, Mand I would likel fur
all to call on me, whether or not the y
aro compelled tct pay any i taxc.
There are tnany rompIlcatel matters
to be considered In the last bills par
sed by congress, which are not tfea
rruny isnaersiooa, ana some rnay
find It to their advantago to drop
In here some day and let ny explain
tho law. if not for their own bene
fit they may desire to Impart tho
information to friends or relatives."
Mr.T"uttle's office adjoins Counly
Judge riushey's office In the i court
house, and ho Is71n his office all clay
up to the usual thour of cIoFins tho
court house offices. : ;
I Newsy Notes of State
, Industrial Growth
Hanny and Hobble had Wen left In
the care of their : bis; .sister while
their mother went out. At bedtime
they wanted to "stay tip for mother,'
but their sister relentlessly put them
to bed. Danny maintained a stolid
Indifference, bnt Hobble cried lustily,
TheJr sister listened; at the foot of
the stairs, hoping they would soon ha
unlet. At last UobbJe stopped and
the. listener heard bin say:
"You cry a bit, Danny; I'm tired."
TiMllta.
I want ' to speak on' three iund.4
without Eloves Friday nicni. ssm
Hruce Kvans in annotiTicJns
amusement sermon ror tonight."
"We are so busy we have turned
our homes into lunch counters and
bunk bouses." - .
"A lot of you taHc In four or five
1 i Jt U I m HMU f raiij J wu uvuii wt wn!
What It costs not. to be a Christ
lan was the subject of Hruce F.vans'
Corporal As pin wall Is
in Brooklyn Hospital
Mrs. Fllen Asoinwalf. 107S Mari
Ion , street, said yesterday that her
son. Corporal Kenneth AsJdnwalL a
member of. Company M. is in th j
screen 1'olnt hosTtftal In llrookK-n;
-f. Y., where he fiss. been receiving
ireatment, for an abscess. He is an
xious tot join h! comrades in France
and declares that the tearliest dst
nt wnicn he can leave for the war
sermon last nlaht at the llaptist ni ym iw nnne ioo soon ror hlin.
fhui-fh - 11 rntt a eresit deal for a
titan or woman torf a Christian h" Police Jadge DrOWS Hl$
will have to admit he came nearj arv to Serve Far Y ear
frvfliias niiiivni vn i " iii"n' sr-.
be a. Christian than it , does to be
: , Lot and his experiences setved aa
a basis for the evangelist s discourse.
flot lost the best friend he ever bad
though he Kained a great deal in the
eyes of the world, lie lost his In
fluence In the community though ia
doing that he rained money." He lost
the presence of Clod in his life though
In maklna; that sacrifice lie ai do J
cattle aind sheep. - He lost hla boys
and kIH but he gained farms, said
the speaker. He lost his obnor kut
h sot the briaht liahU of the city
with ! It. "pleasures. It was a deadly
the speaker. Il lost his honor but
Tollce Ju4y TUirl Race yesterday
drew the in-- to- sjrle In hU co irt
for' the year. r Ntnti! another Jury
Is drawn, the names following;
V. Acbeson 8aml Adolnh. J.
Tl. Ash by, K. L. CHtrs. It. C. linker.
I. A.Uyrd, Ii.. Cr Cavanangh, W. yiJ
Cherrinaton. -H. A. COnoyer. F.
Oerby, W. A. lnlon. J'. A. I4,
C. W. Kmtneit. W, If, Kans. K. K"k
ctlln, W. fl Faulkner, C. F. Farmer,
A. I Fraiwm. W, m M, A . IV.
tlardiner. H. D. f!ilbert.f It. C. Hally,
J. W. Harriett.-V. J. Hart. O. Ireton.
IIupli Jory; John Kirk, It. Kane,
W. Lsfjar. K.'M. IiFore. JosepiiH
throuah no one doubted that Lot had! Mdiold. I. I. McAdams. James Mc-
lost out even thoush ho seemed to
fain.. No man can put his arm across
a huc2-saw. and hrlnj? as tnuch bac'r
as he put over. -"The. trouble with
most fellows they don't contract bad
habits they expand them." was the
way Evans Impress a lemon,
speaks tonight.
Hal land. A. 41. Macers, T. M. New
berry, W. H Morris. J. Oliver, If. D
Patlon. H. Pohlei P. T. Uasmnssen.
Tbeo. lloth. II. V. Falmn. F. VL Sha-
fer, J. A. SelwMMl. p. A. Thomts,
A. A.-Underbill. Ctoice K. Vkk. W.
HejH. Welch, (leor? n. Jacobs, o. V.
uoggs..
December 17. Slate tax levy for
19IS Is $ffSY6,2i)5.lFtate to spend
13,4 " 1,-252; Excess to ho tnct by lwt
and balurtcf-s. . . . j t !
f Corvallls Farmers in ! the viril
ity of Hosklns, Philomath and Cor-
vains have organized a Federal
Form Ixian association, i
North Hend Huehner mllf to ho
erfla rued, to add 60 hands.
Wallowa Hrear Cre k timber and
mill sitoisold. 100,000 foot mill to
be erected 3 . . j . ,
Westeiin Union Telegraph I Co
stringlnd a Mir frora i;u;ene to
Portland vla Coburg and Lebanon
lines. 'J
Albany -60.000 pounds .of beans
shipped f rem hefe i.y one firm.
Fall City ftamlll near hero Is
now completed and in operation.
Tanjreiit to have wnter steirt.
Gooullle Kureki coal mine near
here to resume operations, nw ma
chinery, having been installed and
electric power will be used.
Coqullle-4-MlII belonfrinft to Uetth
ner company to-be elt'Ctriricd.
Farmira union of Umatilla' county
considering the erection of six more
grain fvatora (n'ccninty along line
of X. P, and O.-W n.'tt Nv
Pilot, Hock DCO farm near herd
d for $13,200. j , . .
. Farmers" t'nion of OreKon deslro
$6,000,000 road measure . repeal'!.
; Portland Standirr Construction
company to build ten atet-1 ships for
United Htatcs. . - ,
- PortlandHwlpts of Interstato
ffTldKe past nine nmnthH, fl2s,
9U.ov. :
Uklah -Hlcctrlc lights will soon
be In use here. '
Pendleton to lay several Mocks cf
cratcl bltullthlc. navement.
Pendleton to Install sewer lateral.
Mount Scott to have Carncsie li
brary.
Ilosebnrg County SwlsA Hri-ed-ers
association to bo organized.'
Dallas lOO.OOOIbs. prunes har
vested from fifty acres near here.
V McMlnnville $40,000 to be spttit
Improving Orande llonde road.
Garden Valley wants spray factory,
also apple' packing plant.
- Carltpn-r-Co-opcrattve creamery U
cculp to tuakecottao cheese. 4
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