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THE OREGON STATESMAN t SUNDAY. JTXE . 1010 I
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THE HIATUS WILL BE CLOSED,
The State Highway Commission is committed to the completion of
the. Pacific, Highway from Salem to Portland this year, r
Soujild the Jiewgag and Jeat the tomtom! I
The four-mile hiatus from the end of the present pavement to
wheref the, stretch through Hrooks ends, the contract for which has
not yet been let, has been adopted as a post road by the Govern
ment. L k
That's the delay. , f
It takes a little time to go through all the motion.
Bot the contract will bo let some time in July for that four miles
and the work will be put through this summer. j
So, before the fall rams set in, there will .be a paved highway from
Portland to Salem, with the exception ot a little stretch between
Canby; and Aurora, which will be too new, on account of the fills
reouired, for tJie binding surface till next ?year. 1 j
An next year the l'aeitic Highway will be finished all the way
llUVtflI Vll'UII.
THE RAUCOUS AND B0BUSTI0US RANT OF RANTZAU
RATS!"
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On June 20, 1915, was held in Berlin a meeting of professors and
"intellectuals," which told the world something of what Germany
expected to impose upon the world as peace terms. i
The ! Germans, then believed they were; winning, and they set
forth their conditions in a series of pronouncements. j
Here are quotations from one of "these? documents thierct aro
: many bthers: ''-r'-.:- : '- .-r . : ; .. -;-
Of Prance they said: 41 We must mthlessly weaken her, both po
litically and 'economically, and must improve our military and
strategical position with regard to her. f Part of the North
French Channel coat we must acquire. The most important
business undertakings and estates must lie transferred frbm anti
. German owiiership, to German' hands; Frabee taking over and com
pensating the former owners. Such portions of the populatom as are
taken over by us, raust.be allowed absolutely no influence inUhe em
pire. Furthermore, it is necessary to impose a mercilessly high .war
indemnity upoii France however" terrible? the financial looses
she may have already suffered; and Franee has large colonial 'pos
sessions, that England could, hold on to with impunity, if we do
not help ourselves to thenr." ;y . .
As to JMigland, they said: "We must supplant the world trade
of Great Britain. We mu.f br T!m-nt t, nni-Z
between British Africa and British Asia.- - We shall idemand
an indemnity whieh as much as possible shall cover war expendi
tures, the repair of damages, and pensions for disabled men,? widows
and orphans. .We know that this question has been examined by
Ku,r.,iinnnf according to tne financial capacitie. of our ene
mies." etc. ' . , .
They said that they must keep, a firm h oil on Belgium for, "eco-
nuiiuLdii; , i,cjKmm means a prodigious increase of power for us."
lnen follows the statement that th lii;ari. -i.i i .i. .
property, and lhat those who remain in their homeland must have
u iwmieat lnuuence m the empire." . . t
There it is-no homeopathy in the doses Germany expected to
i" uuuuis ui me Allies. . ' , i
It was thee; wise men, these scholars, the intellectuals of Ger
many, who said all this. -
It is the proclamation nf tl lilirllivavman' C"4--. 1 .1 1 f ' a.
x' . , V- ; ' -6n;iuoU oiauu aim ueiiverr
ow one reads a few of RantzauVravinga-Rantzau, o( the Ger-
. What a difference it
- . , - nuuw v-v uucs me goring!
. Gj"7nf 7lth her mgbt claimed the right to take everything
If! fcl (Tilt IlItT nAitr ArvM 4 - a. . v O
V-;-" ""V-" lnt ner to some expense for her out
lawry, that is tuch cruelty and such injustice that no civilized peopb
could possibly do it it would be highly immoral! -
Salem, June 3. ' ' -Jamw LUo.
nrf!LCTKaSf-,T, V'C s"perinte,u,ont of te Salem paper mill has
""V Jm ,low on the work of constme-
t.on under way a.Vhurriel through, and running the great insti
tution when the machinery is in placeV J. -, JL ll
wi! Te0I,-C VC,r N'tWp01? fy went wild with, jov and eple
fehl? aJoPtion of the Roosevelt
Highway bonding measure- received unanimouslv, excepting
in efngv' VPrt Wh VtC1 affai"St U' Tl,ese they burned
Now the paper mill. Next.
This fg the week when Ck-rmajy
will have to fish or cut bait.
' More houses must b built in
lem. or there will hare to be some
Jlvely; doubling up soon. '
' - Tn 8tatc highway department is
looking out for every hiatus. They
will be -cut out as fast as possible.
The Paris Peace Conference has
demonstrated that there are mighty
FtTlRK DATES.
i or Marlon county Y. M. c. A.
jamvue university.' i i
odUt JhurchUreal! Tmon' .,"t-.Meth.
jSn! ii turday nir a'ayl
Rsi"nl ' Tdy-;hool ejection In
uinZ Jn,y ,$ MethadUt Cen-
Ju 5 LDon t Columbus. Ohto.
drlyby JlutioB Artny jSnd
litlrf ion? J Slate enearapment of
r-nib.r Jth Falls. .
Jioii . ,P,,,5-l7Fifty-ehtl Ore-
few nations religiously ' Inclined.
They are all for holding everything
in hand and grabbing for every thiag
in sight. All except your Uncle Sam
"Ve ZTfi in great troublef'f trritea
Lenihe to, friend. The moe trou
bte for him and hi3 kind, the better
for the rest of (he world.
cME TMIWGS
JZAM TO
A
! blurred vision, watery spots in the oj-es. will not
wire themselves. When you notice the slightest
sviuptom of a warning vou will be doing yourself n
In mendous favor by having your eyes examined at once:
even though the trouble may at first seem isiuall.
And don't neglect the headaches. They often rise and.
fall through some little derangement in the eyes.
An examination costs you nothing.
HENRYE, MORRIS COMPANY
Manufacturing Optometrists.
413 Third St., McMinnvillc
305 State St., Salem.
An amiable crusade has ben un
dertaken in the East for the tip
building of a more enthnsiastic and
also a luore iudioicus and well-directed
system of congregational sing
tag. Under the influence of the paid
quartette there can be no doubt that
congregational singing has degener
ated I iuto a dull and perfunctory
thing. It affo-.ds no inspiration and
expres3es tut little worship. !
in making the world safe for decency
as well as democracy.
T1IK XBW IDEA
One of the big-religious oiganiza
tibns publishes a paper which is
called the Flashlight. Of cou'ise- it
th:ows a gleam: in dark places; but
the use' of the name shows that the
church is conspicuously modernized.
VOICES! OVER SKA
The gavernmeat must hare more
money, says Secretary of the Treas
ury Glass, There will hav to be
further bond sales. But the" Re
publican congress ought to get down
to brass tacks and find an end of the
high expenses, ai fat as pilule.
When national prohibition: comes
there will te a law against the prop
agation of the meek and lowly dan
delion One of tha few uses of the
yellow flower is to make! wine. Aay
body , raiding dandelions after July
1 Is likeij to have a revenue man
come Into the yard ani -confiseat-3
the illicit blooms, root, leaf a&d blos
som. No guilty dandelion should b3
allowed to" escape. ' I
Army f haplains and representa
tivfcs of England. Belgium. France
anu" Switzerland! addressed the Pres
byterian general assembly, all urg
ing : the covenant of the League of
Nations m Ibeing .based upon the
priuclple, of world-wide Christianity.
The temper of the assembly was vir
tijaJly qnanmou in favor of the
league as the great agency for hu
iuan"peaco and progress. -.
I WOXDKU
I caanot see your face
The fog makes such a wall.
But in my mind I trace '
A sailor boy who's tall
And very fair. ;
With gold-flecked hair.
And winsome eyes that dream
And seem- . .
To see beyond theUiist-screened sea;
I woader, lad, do you see me?
Le Baron Cooke in Contempor
ary Ver3e. . " . "
: T"K KETTKR WOULD ,
Billy Sunday is a good antldot
for Bolshevism. The churches real
ize that It is impossible for a maa
to be a Christian citizen and a Bol
shevist, at the same time. The Ser
mon on th Mount rannn J'a
Justed to the Inflammatory declara-
u oi unKempt Russia.
Worli evageliPm is a diaterlal
factor in suppressing t social and po
litical disorder and several of the
churches are laving r.ia.
old-fashioned revival services all
aiuuK ine .line. :
Each nation is (TiwMi..i
- u n UI JL
wn saivaton as far as pos-
7' lanuy nnHing to a common
ead the different; :eligious bodies in
"""" y"niry can accomplish ucj,
ABOUT FLU
Just 1 ' VAril M m . 1. . .. '
. "-a wnac in la
. , - , ui r ranee it is
La. Grippe; in Germany it Is Bliti
katarrhi in th! . ru"
a. " " n ia Known
Catarrh, Epidemie Bronchitis.
Flu i or Grippe js supposed to be
anaccute infectious disease. It does
tr ?l Tar 4.,0fect person posed
c suuieiunrS rwv.
curs as a tymotic disease.
'i ,nl9torT of "Flu" or Grippe
the severity of the disease.
Flu appears in at least three defi
nite types of disease:
lst--RespIratory disorders.!
2nd Gastro-enteric disorders.
3rd Nervous disorders.
' These variona ivn win t ax
t . " ... w uir
cussed, in our next.
DR. A. SLAUGHTER
; 1 NatTxronath
Room 1 210 U. S Nat'l Bank. Bldg.
: rboae 110,
THE 10IH SPIRIT
Jack Smith belonged to the Y. f.
C. A.
Pat ileehan to the K. of C.
Both marched away with the flag
oad day.
To fight for the land of the free.
Jack bowed his head as he said a
prayer,
Pat knelt with his parish priest.
Thea they stood up square to go
over there,
. To grapple the Hunnish beast.
Xow their' altar rails were not tha
same.
Though t they messed In the same
old tfhaek.
But Just the same, 'twssMhe same
gteat name, .
They worshipped, both Pat and
AJack.
While Jack stood straight as he hum
bly prayed, '.
Pat knelt at a candled shrine.
But the same God heard each whis
perel word, '
That hearkefts to yours and mine.
They didn't agree, did Jack aad Pat.
. On metkrodrof Worship true.
But what of that;, they went to the
..rijat. ":
For the old red. while and blue.
They .knelt apart, but 'twas side by
aide.
They fought for their. homes and
right.
And the blood-red tide of the kai-
ner pride.
They battled by day and nieht
So over the top to the glory side.
v.ntre never is war nof tr.
Where the true and tried in God's
r love abide.
With nothing or doubt to fear.
And the God they met as they" en
tered.
Where-the souls of all mea are
free.
e 1.0a or Jack's Y. M. C. A..
Ana the God of Pat's K. of C.
Sirdiu, VK IIKGRIDCK THE
IHKDS TIIKIIK BOARD AXI
ROOM
(By W. T. Ricdonl
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Our kitchen porch ope's toward the
Tis screened hv
.... "
Wiiteria, too, also creeps through
urre iwwn Hed-brerst poses.
She's done her hesi i building nfst
.,rro sne win tend her brooding.
p sing ner song in early mori
While" we're in bed a snoozing.
We watcb her visits sc Vx.ui!f
As she leaves the bluUh
Or lines her nest wUeie g?s J11 r:'at
as sne conceives her duties
She ll cease her eong before 'tis long
For two weeks' constant
Th?n we can epy her brllliaat eve
vvnue we're about our knitting.
But when the eggs assume their tegj
And feathers re beginning.
Ue're sura to ncak near up tnd
No matter if U' sinning.
But Oh! I fear the eat will hear.
ut? Diraies when thv--. ,
Thea wait till dark. and. like a shark
uevour them while they're sloping.
But we will twt i k. :
'" M ri
And kep the wm ki v,j.
"rut . uiumg
Til' wing, get t?ry to lhey nn nf
no nest for hiding.
They'll eat tha bogs and cherry alugg
And aid "the fruit ia growing
Theyll pn the worm, despite their
Snntrn.t
From gardens while we're hoeing.
But when instead cherry's rd
They'll rail tot a m;:on.
O th-n we 11 shout; put item to rout.
And rh&nge our first decision.
Wt-'ll fume and fr-t. while we forget
The pests they've b??n dut raying.
Begrudge them then their scanty
share
And give them, much annoying.
It Is a sin against our kin'
That we forget the measure
Of good deeds done by many a one
When adding to our pleasure.
But whea their claim unsuits our aim
We quickly change relation;
As though 'twere right we cloae up
tight
Denying comiensalion.
LEST VTK FORGET!
The tumult and the shouting dies
The captains and. the kings depart
Still stands Thine aact'at sacrifice,
An humble and a contrite heart.
Lord God of hosta. be witt us yet.
Lest we forget lest we forgetl
To Sell Memorial Plates
from Famous Battleship
Former officers or members of
the battleship Maine or their heirs
or relatives may procure at a trifling
cost memorial plates rashioned from
parts of the famous battleship, ac
cording to word just received by
Governor Olcott from Secretary of
the Navy Daniels.
Secretary Daniels informs the gov
ernor that the plates' will cost $5.
pins the transportation costs from
Washington. D. C. I'nder an act of
congress the plates may be sold to
former officers or members of the
crew, or their heirs, or to municipal
ities, military or naval societies and
associations..
A Ralem Prod act
"Thelma" Individual Chocolatea,
Se everywhere.
Shorter Hoars for Nurses
mil Be Obtained Shortly
Although the recent legislature
failed to give them desired relief,
student nurses employed In hospi
tals in Oregon will soon win out in
their fight for shorter hours of
work. This was assured yesterday
when Attorney General Brown. In
IF BACK HURTS
BEGINON SALTS
Fluh Your Kidneys tcaAionA!!y
If Yott . Fait Meat
Regularly
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
Hushing the kidneys occasionally,
'ays a well known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores so they sluggishly niter
or strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood and then yon
eet ick. Nearly all rheumatism,
headaches, liver trouble, nervous
ness, constipation, dizziness, sleep
lessness, bladder" disorders come
from sluggish kidneys.
The moment yon feel a dull ache
In the kidneys or ybur back hurts,
or if the urine Is cloudy, offensive,
fnll or sediment. Irregular of passage
or attended by a sensation of scald
ing, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts rrom any reliable pharmacy
and Uke a tablespoonfnl In a glass
nf water before breakrast for a few
days and your kidneys will thea act
fine. This famous salts Is made
from the. acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined wth lithia and has
been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to activity sIm to .neutralize v the
acids in urine so Jt no longer causes
irritation, thus ending bladder dis
orders. Jad Salts is Inexpensive and can
not injure: makes a delightful ef
fervescent lithia-water drink which
all regular meat eaters should take
now and then to keep the kidneys
clean and the blood pure, thereby
avoiding serious kidney complications.
TWO
GOOD
ONES
5 pass. Saxon Six in fine
shape and guaran
teed $735
5 pass. Overland, completely
e
overhauled, new top, a
fine buy at $725
' K
Lee L Gilbert
Elgin Six Distributor !
Ia6 Ro. Commercial St.
rhone 361
That we
Our ic
YOU
DO
KNOW?
arc the onlv Confectioners in Saleiii
f.V ICE CHKAM! -
crtaniH are mailt from.
he verv
fresh, lire cream from testnl cows and n
DKXSKI) CHKAM or milk. '
terin
Kx
wr cent
cent trr4
city.
We arrt
ers with
oMaiiiah
or it cr
THE
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Keep iit
cut show that our r reams test I ightecn
or letter, pure Imttcr fat. altout I ten ier
tcr than any other ice eivarn xold in the
anxious at all times to Mif ply ouricustom-
the purest an.l most healthful prod nets
making '
best of
t COX-
011
to THE
SAMS AXD SHERBETS COMPLY WITH
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HICII STAXDARI) WK IlAVE SET.
mil, when you bring j-ouri friend
SIA to tfeat them, you are irivincr them THE HEST.'1
THE SRA
332 STATE STBEE
1
an opinion to Labor Commissioner I
Gram, held that the Oreron indast-!
rial welfare commission has the7 pow
er to regnlate the tages and honrs
or employment of atudent nurses.
The commission will meet next
week In Portland it which time it
will consider the appeal of more than
100 nurses who hare atxed for bet
ter working conditions. The com
mission Is rarorable to granting
shorter hoars, acording to Mr. Gram.
A bill introduced! at the last ses
sion by Senator lUwell of Multno
mah provided that the hours of tin.
dent nurses be limited. 1 This hill j
was killed In a eenate committee.
The attorney general, bowerer. holds
that the law denning the powers of
the Industrial welfare la broad en
ough to grint the appeal of the sts
dent narse. j
Semd a copy of lh IYce editloa
to the boy In the service. Only a
limited asuabrr of foplea left, so or
lcr evrlj. J23 cewi per copy.
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"I want a piece of meat withost
any bone, fat or gristle.-
"Ye'd better bnj( an egg. nun."
rnuaaeipnia Evening Bulletla.
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RECORDS FOR JUNE'
Special Operatic Features are included tn the new PatKe
,ec" Murto in a famous aria from -Lowlse.-and
Muratorc the tenor solo from -Migoon." PaU
. u hPaT. r1!? TlenJid rwrlocit songs and
the EngluK Ballads ci Grace Hofimaa. are delightful.
ritft. ' . ':' f"
.,..,5 " C.0 awntfT.nxl Oar FU tVixrW 1
Tfce otner fat new cLuskal sdcaion mt doMicij uvnk uklc
Popular Song and Datice Hits
Here are novelties H the score. Jems otT the musical
comedy song succew irraight from BroJwt. Band stvl
UrcheKTs record by such tavotitet as Jowph Smucl
CadeJ'arU Orchestra, and Uughalogues by Jack
22CT0
( iKint Oram "Ikn Utt) .... f
Ut ni Ut Uwom TKt VcU, L, ) . " i 3
rfearr Barr mmj Uab Trio I
bJk lit
f if-1 ii
Mil
ftnii...
"" lh' h-Cmh'k rw.vrti
And cifiht mere noirirj hizs this month.
Let ms pity tfwfTn far you.
Yon cn pUy Path. lUeord. M My PSor.ph.
TRADE IN
YOUR OLD
MACHINES
FOUR STORES FOUR STORES
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