TTfE OREGON STATESMAN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1918.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
Ccaeral Eleetlea. KtrtMktr 8, 1918
Caltea States Seaatar (Shcrt Ttm)
FRED W. MILKUT, of Multnomah
county.
CaJta States Seaatar (Laaff Term)
CUARLES 1 HcKAHV, of Marlon
county.
Reareaeatatlv la Caag-reaa.
First District:
W. C HAW LET. of Marion county
Second District:
Jf. J. SIXXOT, of Wasco county
Third District:
C X. McAKTIICR, of. Multnomah
county.
Gaveraar.
JAMES WrTIITCOMBE. of Benton
county.
State Treasarer.
O. P. IIOKK, of Multnomah county.
Jastlea af Saareaae Caart.
-CHARLES A. JOHSS, of Multnomah
county.
AttaraeT-Oeaeral
GEORGE M. BROWS, . of Douglas
county.
Saaerlateadeat af Paalle laatraetlaa.
J. A. ClllRCMlLU of Baker county.
La bar CaaaaalaBJeaer.
C II. GRAM, of Multnomah county,
raalle Servlea Caaaatlsaiaaer.
FREU A. WILLIAMS, of Josephine
county.
Saaerlateaaeat Water Dlvlalaa Ma. 1.
PERCY A. ClTl'Ell. of Marion county.
Saaeriateaaeat Water Dlvlalaa Sm. 2.
GEORGE T. COC11RAX, of Union
- county.
wWy Make a Caaasa at this TlatcT
has left an Impression thawill fol
low him far through life. So. after
all, he has probacy do no more re-l
good in the world than the great
king.i oK the past.
FERDIXAXIVS HUNCH.
King Ferdinan4 of Bulgaria may
beas craiyv as they claim, but he
showed excellent sense in donning
his raincoat before the rain really
began. , He must have felt it coming
In his bones. "
-CKAZY MAN.
PIERCE PEAHUT POLITICAL PROPAGANDA.
The-Pierce peanut political propagandists are saying, by inuendo
and hints,. and,. in far away districts, they are saying openly that
the health of Governor AVithycombe is very poor; that he has to be
helped about, and that lie is so frail that he is not able properly to
attend to the public business. -
And .other lies along t&at line. J
The health of Governor Withycombe would have to be pretty bad
to induce most people to believe that even in a very emaciated condi
tion he would not be preferable in the gubernatorial office to the
profiteering Eastern Oregon wheat king, who pockets large draft
board fees while prating! of 4doing his patriotic duty by raising large
crom of wheat- to sell act the highest market prices.
Hut Governor Withyeoanbe is fully able physically to attend to the
duties .of the high off ice which he holds; and he goes about person
,al! to overlook the state's vast interests, and not by proxy.
The people will, a week from nexf Tuesday, show at the polling
,potht m what contempt they hold the Fierce peanut political propa
ganda.; ; I "- - - y
Auuriean lunal lmi)iuIi -.wllh sixieeu-hich inins arc helping tht-
"Fieiicli to blast the way through to llirson, a llun key-point, leading
; the way over the French border into, Belgium. These are the most
f destructive guns ever fired on land. They will blast the way through.
It is a part of the efficient American way.
V Unless signs are very fdeceptive, Germany is getting ready to ar
cept the "honorable" peace that is offered. With Ilindenburg pro
nouncing it that way, it'jlivill not be hard to convince all the German
The Mesopotamian armies are on the nve. They will soon be
joining the Allenby forces on the Bagdad railroad, and going to
Constantinople. "Told you so."
Every Republican should vote
' If every Republican will vote, vlc-
tory will be both certain and over
whelming. :
Colonel House ia in Frahce. Keep
la ' gthe door of peace open to the
"German people.
- " : : 1
: The American eagle Is accompany
ing the chickens of the falser as
they are going home to roost.
The flu and thenar will be over
before long, and we will all be nor
mal and happy. Let's be Optimistic.
There are a few Democratic poll-
.ticians who think the war was start
ed for. their own particular benefit.
but it wasn't.
power. Is there any one who believes
thta Mr. Roosevelt, if he were now
In Wilson's place, would consult
with, congress, or anybody on earth?
The kaiser announces that he is
"the Votector of small nations,
Old man Fagin once took charge of
Oliver Twfst- Milwaukee Sentinel
COCXTV AMI DISTRICT TICKET
State Seaatar
W. AL JUXKS. Waconda.
LUUS LAC1IMI.MU, tlm.
Iteareaeatatlvea
. A. ih uhks. Salem.
Ei)IUlK JO.XKa, Chemawa.
UAVIU II. I.OOXEY, Jefferson.
VAX G. MARTIN. Salem.
GEORGB W. WEEKS, fair Grounds
Caaaty Jaaae
V. M. Baaaey, Salem.
Sheriff.
W. I. SEEDIIAM, Salem.
Caaaty Clerk
1. u. BOIER. Salem.
Caaaty Treaaarer
D. li. URAtiER, Salem.
Caaaty Jtarveyar '
U. K. I1EKKICK. Salem
Ceaaty Caraaer
A. M. CLUtUil, Salem.
('uat Iteearder
.MII.IIItEU It. BltOOH. Kat. Hi.
(oval) l'aalMtar
. II. OOIMX HHlturn. .
Jaatlre af fae I'eare
aarfbara IHatrtet. aa aeeealaaee.
Aarai.tille UUIrlet. It. K. E iTltl II N.
.iims ile.
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lrMa IIUtHrl. II.I IU 1'. lll.-
KEI. l eli a ma.
!alraa Ulatrlet. ti. E. t It. Salem
Staytaa UUtriet, J. B. tilUEIt, Slay-too.
Caataalaa.
Aarara Diatriet. CHARLES KIXZEH.
Aurora.
Caaaaaaea; Diatriet. F. E. OSBORXE.
Aurora. No. 6.
tiervala lHatrirt. WILLIAM BOWLEG
llarea Ulatrlet, B. A. CASE. Gates.
Jefferaaa Ulatrlet, J. T. JO.ES, Jef
ferson. Mt. Aas;el Diatriet. A. B0CRB05I
NAISE, ML Ansel.
Saleaa Diatriet. W. E. DE LONG, Sa
lem. Sllvertaa Diatriet. A. P". SIMER.1L
Silverton.
Seatta Mllla DUtriet, II. I- MA GEE,
Scotts Mills.
Staytaa District. IlEMtV SMITH,
Stayton.
British Navy Has Mammoth
Increase During the War
LONDON', Oct. 25. Figures made1
public today on the growth of the
British navy during the war show
the fleet, including auxiliaries, in
creased from 2.500.000 tons displace
ment to 6,500.000 tons and the per
sonnel from 146.000 to 406.000.
Since the outbreak of the war, 21,
500,000 soldiers have been trans
ported by sea. Of this number 4.391
were lost. For the requirements of
the British naval and military forces
more than 86.000,000 tons of stores
were transshipped, while more than
24,000.000 tons were taken overseas
for Great Britain's allies. Trans
portation also was provided for 2,
000,000 animals.
GOVERXMEXT IXSTRUCTIOX IX
THE CARE OF CI1ILDREX.
Five years ago when Congress
created the children's bureau, the
census bureau estimated that 300.
000 babies less than 1 year old were
dying each year, and it has been
authoritatively stated that at least
one-half of these deaths were need
less. It was for this reason that the
children's bureau directed Its labors
towards reducing that 300.000 death
rate. Its booklet. "Prenatal Care."
to know is why certain prices have DreDared .fter careful study of
mounted, and that is Just what they ! aTailable 1Iterature on the subject
HOUSE IS NOW IN
FRANCE FOR COUNCIL
(Continued from page 1)
When the history of the struggle
is written, the most Interetlng page
will be devoted to reasons why the
kaiser compelled the United States
to take a part in the nternational
war. Of all the asinine acts of the
crazy ruler of Germany that Is easily
In the lead. Did he think he could
whip America?
CAX'T SEE IT.
Folks would be more willing to
pay the price for everything if they
only understood. What they want
cannot find out. Is the old law of
supply and demand working over
time, or is the profiteer doing his
bit? Nobody seems to know. ' So
many things have aviated that the
war cannot be given in all cases as
the reason for the Increase.
IX THE HOUSEHOLD.
This idea of havln? visiting hous
keepers stems Ilk 3 carry in-? pater
nalism' rather far a'lulJ. Frequently
i .e visiting housokecpor is an old
Mild vho doep know which end
a baby should te ft-d and whose
.icKiedg of cookinj was i;athrtrt
'.. in" the mrh L".ir pt the cafe
,vher she rial-bed . hor lunch.
In most cases her bu bines j Is to go
into homes where she Is atout as
welcome as a stuffed panther- and
there expose her own ignorance of
the lfttle domestic problems which
the household has disposed of with
little friction for a generation. It
sn't economy to have paid agents
to go about invading, the homes of
others in order to show them how
to stew prunes and save money.
Spending thousands to show some
folks1 how to put by pennies is not
always good sense. Strange to say.
conservation 'can be made mighty
expensive when carried to exces3.
and with the aid of the country's
most noted medical men.
The treatise Is addressed to the
average mother, and furnishes such
statements regaiding hygiene and
normal living as every mother has a
right to possess in the Interest of
herself and her children.
-Infant Care," a booklet of the
United States Children's Bureau, Is,
without doubt, the best on the sub-
of majorities or minorities. The
members are charged to broach rre-
ly for discussion any subjects tn?y
please, and ir any line or acuon. is
deemed necessary each representa
tive will notffr his own government
of the general sense cf th council and
U will be for the home government
to eive the necessary Instructions for
any change In policy.
Admiral Benson's status ainer
rrom that of Colonel House In that
he presents himself at Versailles in
his capacity as ranking officer of
the American navy and. consequently
probably will be welcomed as an ex
port and authority by the technical
members of the council. No on
knows the extent of the powers wltb
which he has been clothed by the
president or Secretary Danlela. but
it i spumed he can give any orders
necessary to carry out the naval pna
A CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND FEVERISH
WHENONSTIPATED
Look, Mother! If totvrae is coatH
clean little liver and
bowels
If your little one's tongue Is ccr
ed. It is a sure sign the stomach u.
ver and bowels need a gentle, ti
ough cleansing at once. When rc
child is cross; peevish, listless, n
doesn't sleep, eat or act.natnu:'.
lf breath is bad. stomach soar, tyi
tern full of cold, throat sore, or g
feverish, give a teaspoonrul of -c.
fornia Syrup of Figs." and la a tn
hours all the clogged-up constl;
waste, sour bile and undigested foot
will gently move out of the bowel
and you will have a well, pUr!ji
child again. -
Sick children needn't be coi.ifj lo
take this harmless "fruit laxitir-
.Milllons or moiners Keep it baBdjfca.T
ss of any armistice that is agreed canse they know its action ca ti
nnnn n far as It may effect the Am- I stomach, liver and bowels is trtir-t
rican naval forccs,in European wa-jand -sure. -They also know a li;Us
tera.
The offlcialcopjes of President
Wilson's latest reponse to the Ger
man notes, together with the corres
pondence thereto, maklnk in all elev
en reparate communications, were
not delivered by cable to the entente
governments until today. Of course,
imdon. Paris and Koine already
were in sossesslon of the unofficial
t-xt of the notes as received through
the press and by radio, but these
were not sufficient bai3 for official
action.
LONDON, Oct. 25. The evening
newspapers greet President Wilson's
reply to Germany with unqualified
approval. The Westminster Gazette
says:
Prorldent "Wilson has taken the
German governmant at its word and
proposes a course of action, which
must be the test of Its sincerity. We
will not "Peculate with the terms of
Ject which your government has ever; an armistice as defined Dy1re,1;enj
less than $12, and probably will con
tinue to do so.
If, as 'proposed, there is to be
new member of the cabinet, to be
known as secretary of air, we. make
haste to nominate William Jennings
Bryan for the Job. Los Angeles
Times.
What has become of the old-fash
ioned German threat that "We shall
I bring England to her knees by the
submarine warfare?" Like
'., Hlndenburg wants , to
Ludendorf f wants to f igh
.out. .The German people
their money and their lives and take
. . their choice.
bult, and
the war
can pay
The American people are helping
themselves. They are jjsupplying
themselves with, articles that were
formerly purchased abroad. The
1 country Is far more independent,
.economically speaking, than four
years 'ago.
"In spite of everything, we feel
that this answer brings jjus' nearer
peace,' says one of the grjeat Berlin
newspapers. That Is a stj-aw show
' ing the way of the wind l& Germany
since the reception of President Wil
son's final, answer. I
other fool predictions
made In Berlin.
a lot of
that, were
Democratic members of congress
claim that the fixing of the price
of cotton by that, body would be
"ruinous." lint why with cotton
other than with wheat and other
commodities? What is sauce, for
the goose ought to be sauce for the
gander. ' j.'
s Director General McAdoo U do
? ing his best to get railroad employes
-to treat the general publij with due
courtesy. The directoj general
-seems to have the idea hat while
,we are about it we might as well
make clean sweep of autocracy
Bryan's Commoner. .
-Have you seen the latest thing in
vegetables, the Guinea buter bean?
The Los Xngeles Times Says there
was one in th milliM th'nthr riiv
almost three feet long jmd about
mine Inches In circumference. M is
said to be excellent eating, similar
'to the egg plant. Imagine a family
.making a meal on one bean.
- The diatribes of Mr. Roosevelt
'make a large majority of the Amerl
can people more thankful; than ever
that he Is not now president of the
United States. Speaking of one man
rrrrsK dat.
v October 17, Fundsy. Go to Snuday
school dajr lir Oregon. t
Nevember l, Tuesday Election day
la Oraaron. .
" November 11 to II United war fund
. csmpaiaTB. -('-'!'
November II to 21 International
Livestock show. Portland. Jl -
December, data- not set Fifth annual
Marion Ctunty Corn Chow, i
i -
.Why not send some of the local
trapshooters abroad to take a chance
at the leaders of tile Bolshevik 1?
Trotsky was missed entirely, and
Lenine appears to have been only
winged. Let the Russian sharp
shooters step aside and give a Call
mornla man a chance. Los Angeles
Times. .
The war labor board has request
ed the housewives of the country to
keep an accurate account of their
household expenses and make a re
port of them when the representa
tives of the board call. The result
of the proposed Investigation will be
awaited with interest. Every head
of a household knows that living ex.-
penscs have advanced tremendously
since the beginning of the war, but
few know Just how much. .
THE -SWEET AXD UEXTI.E" HUX,
The Germans are now engaged in
an effort to show that they have
been only sweet, big brothers to the
Belgians and the French. The pres
ident is all wrong, they Insist, in
thinking they were cruel. Doubtless
U was Intended by them as a sort of
gentle love pat when they lined up
wonen and children and helpless
old men and shot tbm or cut off
baby hands.
The Pierce propaganda that is at
tempting to mix Frank Davey in the
penitentiary " troubles has fallen
down. Frank Davey is an upstand
ing American who does nothing In
the dark, and when he has anything
to say, never whispets It. Nearly
everybody In Oregon knows this, for
nearly everybody in this state knows
Frank Davey.
. Old Hlndenburg tells the German
armies that they are superior to the
armies of -other nations. In that they
have never mingled in politics; that
they are teady to obey the behests
of the civil government in the mat
ter of peace. That is one of the big
gest lies -in history. The military
authorities of Germany have born
all the politics there was in that
country.
A PATIEXT PEOPLE.
The Spanish "flu" flew from Bos
ton last week and the theaters are
open once more. The handling of
this epidemic has been a most ex
tiaordinary illustration of the ease
and patiefice with which the Amer
leans can and will adapt themselves
to circumstances. Hardly a. word of
complaint has been heard even from
those who have suffered most from
the medical lock-out.
BITS FOR BREAKFAST
Italians have started something,
"a .
And. watch Mesopotamia a little.
- 4
Some knock-out blow for Turkey
and Austria.'
a V '
The flu is flying somewhat lower.
PEACE IXSURAXCE.
In spite cf the fact that Denmark
neutrality has not always been all
that It might have been, her plea t
get back her lost phovinces of Schfes-wig-IIolstein
merits attention. Theso
lands were ruthlessly taken away
from her during the wa' of '6 4. We
may Pa wtli le frank about It, how
ever. The reason why Denmark has
so good a chance of getting her pro
peity Kick is that Germany wtli thus
be deprived of the Kiel canal, which
is the life artery of the German
navy.
A TRI E fiEXTLEMAX.
Boston retail shoe merchants are
commendably frank In informing the
public that even though the price
of shoes Is fixed, customers cannot
expect to obtain for $12 the Identi
cal quality of merchandise for which
higher prices than $12 are now be
ing asked. Still a fairly large pro
pottion of the population manages
to shuffle along on shoes costing
We are not sure that George V
Is due to eclipse the glory of Charle
magne as a monarch; but he has.
Iwen a gd example to th-3 thou
sands and hundreds of thousands nf
poldlers whom be has greeted on
their way to the front He has
tbown them the conduct and bear
ing of a truei-hearted gentleman. No
doubt upon every soldier with vihcmj
tie has shaken hands King George
They are calling it a medical lock
out. A' striking name.
"a
The Yanks are showing the Huns
some big gun work that will make
them sit np and take notice. They
will want peace worso than ever.
a S S
"Numerous violent counter aH
tacks had been launched against the;
Americans; but all have, been suc
cessfully "sustained," says a cable
gram of last nisht. Sure as you are
alive. The Yanks, cannot be stam
peded. They are both the wild-cats
and the bull-dogs of the fighting
lines.
a "a
Old Kaiser Bill la getting a lot of
free advice from his own people a
large share of it to th-? effect that
he should abdicate; absquatulate;
vamoose; go chase himself; get off
the earth, and perhaps other , things
that sound even worse when spoken
in the guttural tones of the German
language.
a "a "s
Those 1 Clinch guns have the ad
diess of the kaiser, and thy will get
him if he doetn't skeedaddle.
S "a
And in the march of the nations
of the world Unle Sam 1 leading
with the baton of a drum major. All
the others are keeping step to his
music.
- "a "a "a
Sir John Tenniel. the Enlish car
toonist, connected" with the London
Punch, made hismself Immortal in
his art by his picture, "Dropping the
Pilot," a picture 1n at appeared In
that publication March 20. 1890.
showing the young emperor, Wil
liam, sending Bismarck down the
of the German ship of state.
Without desiring to -be captious it
would seem that the German people
are giving that ruler the same treatment.
A famine In buttons is threatened.
But in the olden times a thorn did
very well In times of an emergency.
Harry Lauder is a candidae for a
seat in the Rngllxh patliament. He
ouRht to be ahlvto get it for a hong.
"a
Speaking of high prices, remem
ber when gingham was 50 cents a
yard and a brand new gingham dress
was the envy cf the whole neighborhood?
propared.
The baby's bed, which the federal
expert says can be made for a total
of $3.15, and the baby's complete
outfit are minutely described. The
baby's outdoor lite, bath, and feeding
receive considerable attention.' The
reeding ot older infants, the normal
baby. Its development, teeth, weani
ng, sleep, habits and training, com
mon ailments and contagious dis
eases, along with recipes for the
preparation of food of older children.
complete the treatise.
The booklet Is profusely Illustrat
ed and Is one to which every mother
ibould frequently, refer.
The Kindergarten Division of the
United States Bureau of Education
has prepared a series of articles on
the training of small children which
are to be issued weekly for a year.
They deal with such subjects as un
derstanding children, outdoor and In
door games and occupations, play
mates, plays and toys, books, stories.
jusin, and pctv
Any or ail of the a'jove pamphlets
may be obtained by writing to the
Children's Bureau, Washington, D
. They will prove Invaluable to the
young mothers who are eager to
know the best way of preserving the
health and adding to the comfort of
their little ones. There Is no good
excuse for tue appalling fatality
among children under five years of
age, and the risk Is greatly reduced
when the mother .is In tell I gen tlyp re
pared'" for her great task of rearing
her child properly. There should be
no experimenting along1 this line.
announcement that he is a pirtlua
leader first and the presideu of an
the people second.
. ."It Is. or course, the repndlatloa
of one of his former statements to
the effect that politics is adjoarael.
a statement, which, of course, he hu
already repudiated by his action.
'?l have no comment Just at tVj
time, bat I will deal with the nutter
In a speech after X have had time u
read the document which all too
Americans will regard as the most
lamontahla anneal in nnl!Ha a
wiison may oe. iaej win w ; made by a president during a gre
given today saves a sick child to
morrow. - "
Ask your, druggist for a botUe o!
"California Syrup of Figs," t'rk
contains directions for babies, tt:
ren of all ages and for grewa-tpi
plainly, on the bottle. Lew art c'
counterfeits sold here. Get tfee res
ulne made by "California Fig gjrsj
Company.'
down by Marshal Foch and the Al
lied and American commanders."
Th Pall Mall Gasette says:
"The world will realize once
more that President Wilson carries
an Iron hand undr a velvet gloe.
It is needless to say his answer will
be endorsed with enthusiasm by the
peoples and armies of all the civil
ized powers."
OYSTER BAY, Oct. 5. Comment
ing tonight on President Wilson s
appeal to the people to return a De
mocratic congress In the November
election if they approve of bis
course. Colonel Theodore Roossevelt
said:
"The president's statement Is - an
a
. . . a
war wnicn nas oeen heartily sup
ported by all good citizens witho
regard to party, but which so far u
there have been party differences it
all have been more heartily support
ed by his political opponents thaa Ij
his political friends."
CAROLINA STREAMS FLOODED
SPARTANBURG. S. C, Oct. 25 -Due
to torrential rains, in Western
North Carolina and portions ot ti
section, all streams tonight were u
flood stage. Pacolet river is Llsr
than at any time since the flood o?
1903. Railroads have been J.ar.j
crippled. -
i
Speak-ing of pouplar steaks with
the Foch army, there the German
flank. '
a "a
Men and money will win the war.
a "a
The government will furnish the
men; yon furnish the money; that Is
fair enough, :.
THE OUXCE Oi' PREVEXTIO.V.
If you lire on a farm you can
make, some of the best remedies at
home and at very little or no expense.
To-cufe poison oak or :vy, let halt
a pint of sweet milk stand In a "warm
place until It gets very sour, then
salt heavily and apply to the poison
ed surface with soft linen cloths and
let It dry on. Several applications of
the salted milk will usually be a com
plete cure.
A crushed plantain leaf Is a fine
remedy tor a bee sting and it bound
on at once there will be no swelling
When a child is threatened with
dysentery, cholera Infantum or flux
boil enough peach tree twigs to make
a strong, rich tea; sweeten to taste
and give one teaspoonful after each
evacuation and Just give this and nc
more as thla alone will cure almost
any ordinary case.
When large ' fowls have the roup
and It Is allowed to continue for
few days, the eyelids swell, and It it
very fatal If not promptly treated
One lady who raises all kinds ot
fowls and had lost a good many from
this trouble was told to use a warm
borax solution and this was tried
with, perfect success. The solution
was rubbed Into the eyes with i
feather and this prevented tE
spread of the disease and cured those
not too badly affected. The next sea
son, the disease siaitec among some
of the old birds, but was quickly
cured after two or three applications
of the warm borax solution. This so
lution is equally good for the human
family. It is used for ordinary weak
and, inflamed eyes and It is as good
for children as well as grown people
Pour one-half cup of boiling water
over one-half tcaspoonful of po
dercd borax and use before It gets
cold. This Is especially good to use
after taking long rides In the dust or
glare of the sun as it removes all
dust and allays the usual Inflama
tlon. A, M. II.
Low Wages and Low
Costs
IF either H)r both of these conditions
should prevail after the war don't
you think the fellow with the Bank Roll is
going to be ahead? First he won't have to
accept the low pay if he doesn't want to
and, second, he will be able to gain so much
more in exchange for his money than at pre-.
ent "
In persuading- you to open an account at the
United States National Bank, we are. doing YOU
the big: favor.
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