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it THE OREGON STATESMAN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. 1020. The Oregon Statesman . Issued Dally Except Monday by THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY 216 S. Commercial St, Salem, Oregon MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local newt published herein. B. J. Hendricks....... Stephen A. Stone. . . . . Ralph Glover........ Frank Jaskpskl. ....,.... . 1 . .... Manager , ..... ....Managing Editor ......cashier Manager Job Dept. The Emblem of Su perior Optical Ser vice. Ixok for U when you buy jour glasses DR. HENRY L MORRIS OPTOMETRIST , 303 State Street, near Commercial Down Stairs Office for the greatest author, artist and musician, who shall make Marlon his or her home during 1920. The de sire Is to swell the population to 25, 000 at once and even poets will be accepted as legal tender to that end. Possibly other American cities might think up something along similar lines, but It would seem that most of them had celebrities enough. A bo nus for a few plain people might help. DAILY STATESMAN, served by carrier In Salem and suburbs, 16 cents a week. 60 cents a month. DAILY STATESMAN, by mail. If a year; $3 for six months; 60 cents a month. For three months or more, oaid in advance, at rate of $5 year. (THE PACIFIC! HOMESTEAD, the great western weekly farm paper, will ' be sent !a year to anV one oaring a year in advance to the Daily Statesman.) ' SUNDAY STATESMAN. SI a year; 60 cents for six months; 26 cents for thre month. XX7VWJ v BTiTvcuiv ..A in two it.nir Aetlons Tneadava and wintCitfMnii, aou u v " v, - . a , : Fridays. SI a rear fif not aid in advance, 11.25); 60 cent for six ! months; 26 cents for three months. wait four years for the honor. Hard ing was a delegate to that convention and knows Just what perfunctory support It. CURIOSITY. TELEPHONES: Business Office, 23. Circulation Department. 683. Job Department, 613. Entered at the Postofflce In Salem, Oregon, ai second class matter. THE ARMY , ESSAY CONTEST A GREAT EVENT When the workmen own the work shops; And the railroad men the rails; And the grocery clerks the gro- ceries; And the mall clerks own the mails- VVhen the preachers own the pulpits; And the pressmen own the shops; And the drillers own the oil wells; And the Jails are owned by cops own the street! UNITED THANKS. If the New York assembly has Its way Tlianksgmng aay win De per manently fixed for November 11 the day of the greaf armistice. Thv consolidation is appropriate and has heretofore been urged, but Novem ber is a rather gloomy month in the east anyhow, and two days of thanks and gratitude might serve to make it more endurable. BITS FOR BREAKFAST. I ance in Russia and found wanting. S V The red hoc men of high degree will be in Salem on Tuesday evening. and it will be Duroc-day here on Wednesday. Let all Sale nt show the high class hog men that we appreciate their coming and their efforts to get down the high cost of living by raising more and better hogs. Spinach Is one of the big new thing in modern dietary. The Sa lem district can upply rpinach to the world. Tell The Statesman what yna know about spinach growing for the Salem slogan pages of next Thursday. Everybody worth mentioning but W. 11. Taft and Charles K. Hughes has shied his castor into the presi dential ring. Hut there U plenty of time for these campaigners.- Convalescence after pneumonia, ty phoid fever and the grip. Is some times mereley apparent, not real. To make It real and rapid, there is no other tonic so (highly to be recom mended as Hood's Sarsaparilta. Thousand so testify. Take Hood'. NEW DREAMLAND RINK East End State Street SALEM OREGON ROLLER SKATING Every Afternoon and Evtnlng, Commencing SATURDAY, JAN. 31 J 920,, 1:30 anU 7:30 I. 31. MUSIC : . I Jirre llartlwood Hoor " Attention! School children of Salem. And school children of Marion and Polk counties, And school children of all America. Something good is coming to you in the way of an army essay I whatinell becomes of us? contest. But let the oinelal circular explain n to you, as miuns; Herri TM run i i the easiest way. When conductors cars; And each drivers owns his bus; Will yon tell us common people -Judge. 7, On April 19 next,, a board of judges consisting of Secretary of Avar Uaker, (Jeneral I'eyton U. Alarcn ana uenerai jonn j. i ersiuug.i Work more; spend less; and quit will announce to the awaiting juvenile world tne names oi tnree uovs your monkey business. That's about or girls who ori February 20, 1920, wrote the best essays on the sub- tbe only way to get back to first ject: "What are the benefits of an enlistment in the U. S. Army t" principles. v ' Then on May 5, 1920, these three boys and girls, accompanied by parents or guardians (railroad fares and all expenses paid to Wash ington and return for both winners and parents), will be presented with medals by Secretary Uaicer nimseu. i Gold medal, suitably enjrraved. to the winner of the first prize. Silver medal, suitably engraved, to the winner of the second It will get nowhere, S What will get nowhere? S N The Non-Partisan league move ment in Oregon. It is a form of so cialism. Just as much as Russian Bol shevism is a form of socialism. It has put North Dakota on the rocks. S The people of Oregon have no use for socialism, parlor, Bolshevik or otherwise. . In the language of Herbert Hoo ver, it is bankrupt. It has been weighed in the bal- TI1E YOUNG IDEA. NAME "BAYER" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN Get Relief Without Fear as Told In - s Baj'er Package." ( Chicago is shy a couple of hun dred school-teachers, in spite of the I fact that the salaries have been I -. ' Jt m. prize, j .-.P. j ' ;. -"."" -""a-ww I raised an average of 150 a month Bronze medal, suitably engraved to the winner ot tne tnira prize. I each. There Is still more money in in aauiuon. xnree ueauiuui siivvr vuys. uiwu cuxioicu, nui mmmiog oais man in iunnr ceaas. be Drcsentcd to the winners by secretary miter to oe carriea oacK home by them I as prizes for the schools they attend. ! I THE WRITE WAY. The contest is under the auspices ot tne war department but tne mm . wm .w m a i . tit. v a. ww . newspaper, . fjorae mcic, tne oinciai organ ot me waiver iweea i u is ngurea tnat von Hinaenbnrg Hospital in wasnington, asKea permission lopurcnase me prizes, iwui reauze neany a minion aouars The -Bayer Crosst la the slsnatnre Thtu rmtitiiucUn nanf a1 a nrl iYl enViAAl rl llrl Pt1 Ar( tPilll V hfttn" I from tifa mmnira o nrl wtHtlnsi Hat-tain Ka r.... m..a . . - lulu j'viiuiiuii ii on fiaavvu av s.v ovuw .m w mmj i mm- mmw0 Kitwusa, vi uc u uaj Ci HUlrll Oi ARpr it!M SVa MMtoAn 4 - A VrmSh ? A tk Vftr VII O imAl Aflfl 1 T 11 Crlfcl- I f S nthSP MOB wVl A-A 4 t A I m 1 lH Tl Tfl A 9 TV A "Dl VA'' I m n. 1 w genuine Aspirin prescribed by physi cians ror over l - years, In every handy "Bayer" package are proper directions for Colds. Headache. Toothache, Earache. Neu. ralgia. Rheumatism. Lumbago. Sci atica, Neuritis and for Pain generally. Tin boxes of li tablets, cost only a few cents. Drtggistt also sell larger "Bayer", packages. Aspirin Is the trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacldester of Salicylica- cid. mightier than the sword. BRUTAL HUSBANDS. peting for prizes that were provided by maimed and injured sol-lis another case where the pen is diers now at AValter Jleed Hospital. There is no age limit in this contest and the little seven-year-old girl in Santa Karbara, California, has the same chance of winning a prize as has the.nincteen-5ear-old high school boy of isaltimore. . New York! state has many times the number of school pupils I In a Denver divorce case the suf- that Nevada has, yet the ckanee of producing winners in each of I fering-wife testified. that her brutal .these states is exactly the same. I husband rorced her to ride in a Ford ' ? Essavs will be written In the classrooms on Friday. February 20. In the face of this fiendish dis- - , - - - - . - - ww m 1D20, from notes if desired. . ' No esnay will -be more than "four hundred words in length. fcncil, or pen and ink, may be used but the essay will be written .on oiily one side of the sheet. Essays will be judged strictly on a basts of (1) originality, (2) exprehsion, (3) sincerity. . Each school will be the judge of its own product. The principal of each school will appoint a board of three judges to select one es say as the entry from his school. lie will then forwad the entry, not later than i,obruary27, 1920, to the army recruiting station near- cut his school. The. District recruiting officer will appoint a board of three judges to pass on the essays submitted by the schools of his district. One will be selected as the best and will be forwarded to Washing ton as1 the District's entry. From the entries of the fifty-six districts Secretary Baker and Oenerals Pershing 'and Mareh will select three national Vintiers. These winners may be boys or girls, of any color, tof any affe. . ! ; Ask your father or your brother to tell you something about our new, democratic peace time army. If they do not know write to the nearest recruiting station for literature, ; It may mean a free trip to Washington for your mother and you, with a medal for yourself and a beautiful cup for your school and youll be eiiTied by, millions of children. It s the chance of a life time! k closure the sympathetic promptly granted a decree. judge i rrm -m. Madam "Da. Mokte Recipes or Flavor. a 64'page bool con' taming over 500 re cipesand suggestions forservingDzLMoxTt canned fruits, vcgeXa?., bles and food special ties unll be sent free. Address Department Ask your grocer. He knows the high qualitythe fine fla vorthe purity of everything . that bears the Dm. Montx label. He knows the kinoTbf people who buy Del Monte Catsup in prefer ence to any other relish and why Accept his judgment and try a bottle of Del. Hcnte Catsup onour table. Serve it with hot or cold meats, fish, game, salads and in soups and era vies. Use it with left-over foods. There are , a hundred ways in which the delicate ripe-tomato flavor of Del Mo nts Catsup will add zest and variety to every -day meals..- -. s - Once yon realise its many delicious " possibilities yon will understand why so roajyr housewives can not get along' without it. :, i CALTPOENIA PAOONG COtiaATlbN' OUT FOR THE LIMIT. Lighthouse tenders report thatl rattlesnakes swam out seven miles in the Gulf of Mexico to reach their station. In a bone-dry land the rat-1 1 tiers must have gone into training to reach the three-mile limit of our be-1 loved country. ' JIST SUCKERS. The American people take a fool ish pride in paying high prices and the profiteers a greater pleasure in taking their easy money. The gul libility of the average citizen is some thing amazing. Like babies, they ought to be protected against Injur ing themselves. I The Statesman proposes to call frequent attention to this great patriotic contest. : Likely there will be some special prizes for Salem school chil dren; and perhaps Marion and Polk county school children. ' Suggestions are in order from the business men of Salem. And whatever is done must be done quickly. MARK IT UNANIMOUS. The votes of almost 160,000 col lege students on the question of the 1 ratification of the league covenant have been recorded and tabfliated. Through the efforts of Senator Hitchcock the returns have now been 9 THE V Wi VE R SAL CAR In the mean time, school children, begin at ouce on your studies) made a part of the congressional rec- and your notes. Sharpen up your pencils. Saiem schoolchildren will go after those army essay prizes. The candidacy of Hiram Johnson for the presidency appears to be much exaggerated. Why worry about the shortage of sugar? Invest In a swarm of bees and let nature take Its course. Willlatjn Jennings Bryan continues to stir op the dust in the tracks of the Democratic jparty. More power tO him. yi; chronic bellyache will finally get on anybody's nerves. larranza is again permitting the oil men to resume drilling operations in the republic. A smooth set. those oil men. ' Vice-President Marshall says the awakening ot the middle class is at . hand. Dut why awake or make any fuss; they have all been frisked to a, queen's taste. . The general verdict is that the Portland postmaster who was fired got what was-camlng to him If for nothing else, for being a grouch. A It is officially reported that 4.5C0 000 French soldiers were discharged at the close ot hostilities. If these figures are correct trance was a long way from being "bled white. Senator Harding says he wants no perfunctory support for president from Ohio. Harding no doqJt re members the Zanesville Republican convention in 1895 when George K. Nash had a majority of the dele gates for Governor, but the most of them had Asa S. Bushnell pictures pinned on the inside or the lapels .of their coats. Bushnell was nominat ed for governor. Nash only had pcriunciory support, and he had to ord. It would seem that the senators who have been arguing and holding back for a referendum of the people would be ready to read this signpost and behave. A representative who will promise to honestly carry out the will of his people should have it sufficiently in dicated to him when the votes ot less than one-tenth of the students of America are recorded against a league of nations. Of the more than 158,000 votes recorded over 110, 000 were for nnqualified ratification or Immediate compromise. xjebs man zs.ouo would hold out for the Lodge reservations. In the face of straws like this every delay of the senate, in getting together on a sensible compromise is an affront to their constituency. 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