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Tire oiiegox statesman. &tvriat, maiicti is, 1020. r i . The Oregon Statesman Issued Dally Except Monday by THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANT 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 news published herein. R. J. Hendricks Manager Stephen A. Stone. Managing Editor Ralph Glover Cashier Frank Jaskoskl. Manager Job Dept. DAILY STATESMAN, served by carrier In Salem and suburbs, IB cents a week, SO cents a month. DAILY STATESMAN, by mail, $t a year; S3 for six months; 60 cents a month. For three months or more, paid in advance, at rate of $6 year. (TUB PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, the great western weekly farm paper, will be sent a year to any one paying a year In advance to the Dally Statesman.) SUNDAY STATESMAN, $1 a year; 60 cent for six months; 26 cents for three months. WEEKLY STATESMAN, Issued In two six-page sections Tuesdays and Fridays, $1 a year (if not paid In advance. 1 1.26); 60 cents for six months; 26 cents for three months. TELEPHONES: Business Office, 23. Circulation Department, 6 S3. Job Department, 683. Entered at the Postoftice In Salem, Oregon, as second class matter. HOW ABOUT YOUR JOB? "Time Is money" Our glasses will make money for you by saving your time. HENRY L MORRIS Kyewight Special! 305 State Street THE POOR RICH GIRL BY MOLLY DRUNK river, the greatest constructive en terprise now before the people of the 1'nited States, is being definitely considered by congress, before which body an appropriation measure is pending. It is receiving the earnest consideration of people all over the country and particularly In the southwest, where the enormous ben- efits that will accrue from harness ing the .great river will be most Etrongiy itit and wnere tbey are best understood. The project has been before the people for many years. Engineers bave investigated the conditions thoroughly and have pronounced it I specialist was summoned. He looked entirely feasible. I Try sober, very thoughtful rnnifniii. .,. , y. "Your eyes are greatly over- bulent Colorado would remove the he told her .., thlnk we can ve menace of Hood from Imperial val- them, but it will be necessary for ley and Yuma valley and would you to lie in bed. for some time. In a darkened room, with bandage over your eyes. There was a charming view of the park outside' the girl's window. but she couldn't see it; there were There were folk who envied her -weary little shop girls and sten ographers, and even some of the girls in her own class; but they were the ones who did not know her very well. They looked only upon her external blessings the big lim ousine, the splendid residences on the avenue and at the sea shore; the beautiful clothes and the trips abroad. There were those who would not have changed places with her for all the gold in the world. They were the ones who really knew her; knew of her selfishness, and her ut ter disregard for the (feelings of others. Life had run 'very smoothly for the girl. Then one dsy there was a great flurry of excitement in the big houe on the avenue. A noted OUR MENTAL PICTURE bring under cultivation and into pro ductivity more than a million acres of rich land that is now barren. It would create hydro-electric energy on such a gigantic scale that even bookshelves loaded with fiction, but uc iuuiuu l icu it. out mvuvM the investigating engineers have not undertaken to express the full re-1 to many mental tricks to pi re relief, but found no satisfaction in any of them. The dark hours loomed ahead like vast periods of time, the clock ticking off the minutes very slow ly. The period should have been one of peculiar rest. It should have Did you ever stop tS think just what your job means to yout , If you are in business it means your job pays the rent, buys the food and clothing and gives happiness to those at home. If your job is at home it means you have a chance to keep down expenses while I bUit in fjjraies. inaKing me piace cneenui. . The project has been discussed BUT THAT'S NOT ALL not by any means. Your job is your for many years- Business men and chance to make good, and to make better than good. engineers have advocatel it with v l il. i a i u a. l. : u a. t luur.juu kivri vou iuc cuaucc iu reuuee me uiku cusi i uvuig mrev mi) nthi.iam uttla if by doing more and better work. Everybody in business, from man-Lnytning hjtS eTer been ,ald agaIngt been soothing, quieting, but It was seers to office boys: everybody in the homes: in fact, everybody ev-l w f, I not. The girl's Imagination was en- '"'"".v. ...."" sir.'" row jruu kiviuk your juu iuc m- mere is in j ou i Are you pruuu Tne entire region traversed by the around through her mind oi your woritT remaps you inmK results are slow m coming. It Colorado river is of intense interest She could not shut out that one took Columbus years to even get a chance to try out his idea butltn th nani nf th vntt stat. I of the little fellow she had seen st he discovered America. It8 npper vallcy. contaln Taluable din70l7fl!'.br T?Anlt. flftn't .a mo i,,ct Koz.ar.ca -rt th,n tu . h nad stopped to inquire the way " , j vt,vvfc "kj roresis ana us lony nuis mineral Mt week. He. too. was groping In wuen you nave earneu inem. deposits of untold value. The basin "the dark", his falling eyesight x our opportunity is in helpmcr your business to make good, l ou 1 1. Irifprwil hv fnnr trunk- tin rail. I brinrinr on spinal curvature. She can's crow unless it prows: and vmir hi initios an't wnw until vnn I a. h , vtw j - I had steeled her heart at the time - " -- o-- ' r ra j iiuauo, ui wuivu cuuiu uaw yuwn - . i .till -t apt Vinv mil rrrUma oa vau Yaxra nav- n..i.i i.ArnM I . . . . I but conscience was still auve, ana i : " i ; i" oeveiopea oy narnessing we river. had whispering to her ever Every one m every business and every one in every home should The river from the source of the since. It was more persistent than realize that today, more than ever before, success depends upon loy-1 r.roon m th nnir nt ruiirnmii ial ever now. It seemed to realize that alty and work. A few cannot do this for the majority. Unless you! 1700 miles long. It has its begin- lt had tbe over her. it can say 10 yourseir mat you are aomg your test every minute of the nlng in group of lakes among the con " "eVwon Yt last: and day, you are not doing your part Make the most of your job. It's work that counts, and win. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH AMERICA? Conscience won at last, and as Wind River mountains. The stream I th a-irl'a mental ttltiid chin red Go to it, I there is fed from perpetual snow-1 to one of peace and tranquil fly. her I . - - m s banks. Augmented by Innumerable W tmPoved wun remaraaDi. ra- "Too many diamonds not enough alarm cloeks. "Too many silk shirts not enough blue flannel ones. v "Too many serge suits not enough overalls. "To much decolette not enough aprons. " Too many satin-upholstered limousines not enough cows. Too many consumers not enough producers. iw wutu uu uui cuuuku aavinirs accounts. . , "Too much envy of the results of hard work and too little desire to emulate it." The Fargo (S.D.) Forum. aw mum iiiuo XJlutfU IIUl CUUUgQ XieU 13100U. XVw V. river winds, in ever-increasing vol ume, through giant canyons, huge gashes that t has cut for Itself; for hundreds of miles. There Is no grander scenery In the world than that of the Colorado river canyons. In the lower basin lands of Cali fornia and Arizona a little of the waters of the river have been put to use, and where these waters have been utilized, the forbidding desert has been transformed to garden spots. Untrammeled and unharnes- A. Too manygooda "made in Japan" not enough "made in U. S. Led, much of the water goes to waste into the Gulf of California. Ever ages were removed, and the girl looked out upon a world strangely beautiful. There was a new ex pression In those once cold, icy eyes, and there was a new resolve in her erstwhile cold. Icy little heart. She summoned her car. giving the chauffeur directions. They sped out onto a country road, that led to a shabby, desolate home. When the big car turned Its nose cityward again, a small figure, closely bund led , In warm blankets, sat beside the girl. Another address was given, which took them ' straight to the big new hospital. The days and hours no longer Too many imports too little revenue. Too much free trade not enough protection. ft M a m Ml . . . . , , "'"CV , " xjcuiiuinusu I it has angrily torn away banks and I organization known universally as - "ui. uu prvpagauus uui eiiouga oe nanates anaiievees and destroyed much property. I Servlce-to-cne's-fellow-men. treacherous, the river seeks contin- ra.Med ,0fv tb?g,? for .B?w,,,.h! I Klii a wnrth.arhll f n t.rMt In Ufa' uwiy iu caange lis coume. At nmc. Ihe had .nlIgted aa member in the jv.ubuuu. - ll?nrhckd. It ia a m.niM to Heh It is simply unthinkable that the hosmtal nroieet ahonbl h nhnn-l . w . .m , , 1 n.i ' . . . . . .------- V' wi a, 11 on, w"o wuv uoneu. mere must te more big subscriptions, and more little ones, 1 nation's greatest assets, too. It is everybody's business. ' I Do you know beans The hospital campaign must be carried on to a finish. The hospi tal must be built. It would not do to think of anything else. It you know beans, help to show that the Industry is a basic industry of 8alem and this district. It is, and ought to be more so. Count Ilohenzollern, who is said to be In great fear of assassins, must apprehend a German invasion of Holland. ( Attorney General Palmer seems to 'have scared prices so badly that they are simply afraid to come , down. Norfolk Virginia-Pilot. The very day the prediction was made that "the paper collar is com ing back" they went and raised the price of paper.- Atlanta Constitu tion. In Germany's new list of envoys there are said to be but two trained , FUTURE DATES. March If, Friday Freshman Glee at wiuametta university. March 22. Monday Willamette de bat tryout for women. March It. Frirday Meeting- of Worn en's Rer'ibll'an e'ub at irmorr. March 27. Saturday -Intercollegiate a Date, wuiameue vs. college 01 ru Kt 8ound. ..April 11, Sunday Baaeball, Salem Sen --. atora V. Mwaajaw. May 11. Tueaday Intereollegiata d , fcata. Wlllamett va. O. A. C. ' September 27 to October 2 Oregon aiaie iair. diplomats; but no training is better than a bad training. TAKING TOLL. President Wilson still believes that 11 Is his lucky number. It is certain that 14 isn't. Worcester Telegram. Wben the day came for her little protegee to leave the hospital, lt wss very difficult for her to deter mine who was the happiest, the girl or the little fellow himself. How glad the girl was then that she had subscribed to the hoepltal fund; she only wished that her gift had been larger. It's a terrible thing to be blind to the glories of the beautiful world but it s a more terrible thing o walk Measured by past performances. th ml tit a vot-a vm mnA t ha t a a-a , . , , I In that spiritual darkness where yoo of the actuaries, 12,000 people will M.nnf " 1hm thnm ,vj,nt killed in motor accidents this I you and cannot behold the endleis year. I opportunities mat you nave ror Next to war and the Blague, the helping others. Sometime when ev- a ti...i.t - .v.. .1 I . 1- .v . i.it . j eijiuiai aevoia sum ucau wiun 111. . , I.. I - - J e ui muu.hu are aisappearing. 1 times. ned room and sit auiet for a while. Let him cheer up and visit our aen-l The death roll will Increase as thinking of the things that yon have ate. I the number of ears In service rrows. I he thankful for; thinking of tbe -.1. a I tnings inai you migni uo 10 roaae twy, av,w tt...Vful I.t..- 1 1 ,l It will be a long time before the I vised that will completely change that, von mav fi th midm Pru. people of this country will again J the hazards. Oven ten million cars ence that Is always near in the consent, to allow a professor to run I are expected to be in commission 1 shadows. the nation. I bv another vear in Amarira. alone Virtually, this is an auto for every We are told that high prices have! other family in the country. The reached their peak, but that is what I greater the number of cars the high- Den Franklin once told his wifeler the percentage of accidents. A I when he paid a nickel for a porter-1 complete change in trafric regula house steak. I tions will be necessary before any material lessening of the road It is now proposed that a woman I tragedies can be made. The best at- be nominated for vice president I tntlon of experts should be directed Having shown her ability to preside I to thl problem over the home, it Is suggested that she do the same thing over the sen ate WITH FINGERS! CORNS LIFT OUT Freezooe Is matfel Corns and calluses lift right off Doesn't hurt a bit TOO MANY PROFITS. Anoiner ining. if tbe silver In a dollar is vnorth S1.2C and the dollar An inquiry in Massachusetts ap pears to establish the fact that the TilTvoTS 4wmnU' What U h-ree-corn.red speculation in leather tne silver worth? Will some one 1 . . , besides William Jennings Bryan wkIj.fc ..... , . . . I which resulted In the more asiveaBV m.11 m w sr r ; 1 XATIOVS GRKATKST PROJECT. The project to control and con serve the waters of the Colorado .y r. LADD & BUSH. BANKERS I V EtAblighed 1863 U il .1 H General Banking Badnea 7 7 Office Honrs from 10 ft. m, to 3 p. nt war. than doubling of the cost of the material in less than six months. The pack era. the tanners and the jobbers were all In It and each gained hand some profits In passing the hides and leather on to the next. There are too many profits in a pair of shoes before they reach the con Burners' feet. If there is a dollar's .A few cnt" bottle of worth of hide in a pair of shoe, to If ,Tr!-!i " ru ... , ,M store. Apply a few drops of Free- start with, the leather would repre-lwne upon a tender, aching corn or sent at least $3.75 to tbe consumer I callus. Instantly that troublesome by the time the different interests corn r eHus stops hurting, then bad each t.Wn tir Mr. hortly you lift it out, root and all . . v.: without any pain, soreness or Irrita jrwui. in ine nays wnen primitive utton. These little bottles of Free man killed tbe wild boar and made! zone contain just enough to rid the Lis own sandals from the pelt all I rm of every hard eorn, soft corn, these go-between prorits were un- forn th J "!ath ttX luses on bottom of feet. So easy! xrr7. 8a simple. Why wilt? No humbug I . -a .. ' . t " f ' ' ' ' X ' 1 1t I "A W a. aaar r ' 7 '.vlWsl i 1 : m a . 1 , . w - ' From description previously furnished us of our new Secretary of State BITS FOR BREAKFAST The senate still dallies. S S They are counting noses again. S It was a false alarm about get ting a vote yesterday. Not today. S'm'other day. S That hospitsl must be built. S . S Comes hard, of course; but It must be . spread further In most rases and thicker In some. March first. M. rsme la like a lamb. Down la ; Washington they are expecting March. Ull. to Tome In like aa elephant. "Too many brakes slow up na tion's work, says Lane" Newspaper headline. IUd spelling. Probably referred to "breaks by the Wilson administration. S S Perhaps a more opportune time for the hospital drive would have been after the Income tat reports were all in. -Bat nothing eaeat be allowed to head off the ultimate sreceae of It- DELCO-LIGHT LagWaaal Makes the farm a better and mors deelrsble place to live and to work. OSWALD BROS, ItT. AXGEX ORE. THE TODAY Is the LAST DAY , , 0f i STOCK REDUCING SHOE SALE Now In Progress IIIlaBat Cloies Saturday, March 13t!i. 9 p. m. L A S T C A L L There ire ladies ' Shoes at $1-70. 0, $3.0 and tap Men'g Shoes at 40. $20, 15-30. H.40 aad P Boys Shoes at $2.19. H.90. $35, 2JB0 aad p Misses Shoes tX0. ta.90, $30. 13.60 and p Children'! Shoes $1-90. CIO. SX20. SXS0 and op Babies' Shoet 50c, 85c, 05c, $153 and Bp D0NT DELAY AND BE SORRY LATER Shoe Prices Are Adrancinf. Be Wise. Bay WhDe Your Money will huy more only at 167 North Commercial St Look for the Electric Sign "SHOES" Good Morning! Have You Subscribed For The Hospital Today? i rx;