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The Oregon Statesman
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216 S. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon
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fallibility was promulgated. Protes
tant churches for several decade i
bare been holding great internation
al meetings, the last of which met
In Edinburgh in IS 10. While the
Salem. Oregon tlon, to ancwed al the
forthcoming gathering will not yar-
than .miM hiv hxn obtained on I lake of the nrofonnd theology that
"'iiTSftrTi l "L"0t o"-1" :reditel ia P.Per tfae bMlB Qf thft orlglnal appral8, LblsorDed the aUentloB of the earlier
i ' ment. At this ratebe will more councils, yet in practical aecomrllah-
K. J. Hendricks . Manager than make up all tEat may have ment for human welfare it should
llnBt0n9'" M4Bgtor.M lost to the state through bond surpass them all."
Ralph Glover. ................ ... .......................... .casnier . , .
Prank Jaskoskl Manager Job Dept. transactions, assuming that losses The American Ecumenical Con-
occur as charged by his critics. ference committee, which is arrang-
DAILY STATESMAN, served by carrier in Salem and suburbs. 15 centa a 0 Voter ln for tne conference, la composed
week, 60 centa a month. , . .... . ...
DAILY STATESMAN, by mall, $6 a year; S3 for six months; 60 centa a ; of 9 members, including Bishop .
month. For three months or more, paid in advance, at rate of 6 year. Attorney General Palmer Is re- F. Anderson of Cincinnati; Ir.
. (THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, the great western weekly farm paper, will ported ill. Presumably due to over- James L. Barton of Boston, Bishop
be sent a year to any one paying a year in advance to the Dally work on his presidential boom and James Cannon of Nashville. Tenn..
the Rt. Rev. Thomas F. Gallor of
Memphis. Bishop E. II. Hughes of
Maiden. Mass.. Dean Shatter Math
ews of Chicago. Dr. John R. Mott
of New York, the Rt. Rev. Ethelbert
Talbot of South Bethlehem. Pa., and
Bishop Luther B. Wilson of New
York.
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ing held aa mere rubber stamps
In the hands of a prenidmi
pufNd up with erolsTU beyond
any In rworded history. If not
with political ambition as futile as
the wish of a child crying for the
moon; and a smaller bunch mere
jackaM In human form enamored
of the raucous sound of their own
braying.
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SUNDAY STATESMAN. $1 a year; 50 cent, for ilx month.; 26 cent, for nourishment in
three months. i
WEEKLY STATESMAN, Issued ln two six-page sections, Tuesdays and
Fridays, $1 a year (If not paid In advance. 91.26); 60 centa for six
months; 26 cents for three months.
the form of that chuck steak which
he prescribes for other folks.
TELEPHONES:
Business Office, 23.
Circulation Department, 583.
Job Department, 683.
Entered at the Postoftice in Salem, Oregon, as second class matter.
Walter F. Backus has been elect
ed president of the Multnomah An
glers' club, after a hot fight. Prob
ably changed the spelling of his
name from Bacchus, to be in line
with the fishermen of these latter,
tetter, bone-dry days.
WE HAVE MORE THAN BERRIES IN SALEM DISTRICT
"Western "Washington has before it the opportunity
to become world famous for its berry crops, just as Cali
fornia is known the world over for its oranges, lemons and
raisins.
"The berry industry has a good start and is now enter
ing the second stage of its development the pioneering has
been done and the long pull for increased acreage and in
creased production per acre has begun.
"California took every advantage of her climatic con
ditions for raising certain fruits. Will Western Washington
do the same! If we do, it will mean thousands of new homes
on small farms and many new cannintr and t) reserving fac
tories which will ship berry products as far and wide as the
California orange and raisin.
"The manufacturing end of the fruit industry has made
the market and established a profitable price for the grower,
and it now remains for the farmers to furnish the raw material.'
Senator Aleck M. LaFollett of Sa
lem, champion tax-am Iter of Oregon.'
is chairman of a Marion County Tax
payers league committee that Is
fighting the college millage tax and
other millage measures that come
before the people May 21. Those
I associated with him are Representa
tive George W. Weeks, E. A. Rlggs.
E. M. Croisan and E. Hofer. all of
Salem and as mild a-mannered bunch
of butchers as ever cut a tax or scut
tled a ship of state. They have
fought good roads, state library,
education and pretty much every
thing else that involved expenditure,
and while good roads, state library,
education and all have come, it was
not without the scars of deadly com
bat. Oregon Voter.
A PRKACHLR'S PIJUSfKKH.
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The 200 Methodist ministers who
gathered In conference in Chicago
approved unanimously a recommen
dation that the section of the general
law of the church which forbids mln
isVrs from attending theaters or
Indulging ln alcohol, dancing, card-
playing and gambling be repealed.
This does not mean that the
preachers want to drink and play
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It
FIRST SIXCK INFORMATION.
Preliminary arrangements for an
ecumenical conference, the first
since the Reformation, to represent
"Christians of every faith and land
The above, under the heading, "Berries vs. Oranges," appeared
in the Olympia, Washington, Standard of last Tuesday.
Western Washington is a great berry country.
I; But Western Oregon, of which Salem is berry headquarters, is
greater--very much greater in extent both of its present acreage and haTe toen ,pproTed Dy the a,mIn
prouueuon ana lis possioumes. v istrative committee of the federal
And ours la imore than a berry country. council of the Churches of Christ
In prunes, dairying, flax growing, filberts and walnuts, apples, ln AmericJU ,t WM an0uneed in
cherries, pears, corn, spinach, celery, onions, potatoes, goats, beans, Xew York a few days ago by the Rev
mint, and many other things we excel and can excel. Charlea S. Macfariand. renerai -
We have a more than three-storyjiystem of farming well started reury. One of its objects is to make
, ., here that, when fully developed, will make the orange country of future wars impossible.
. : California and the berry countryof Western Washington look poor Dr. Macfariand said that in order
tr and pikey in comparison. , to haTe tae aemblagc the most
i ., , Great is W estern Oregon m potential possibilities; and Salem x widely representative gathering of
us present; propnei ana its mantel Mecca oi xnc coming uays. I modern times, one that would em
brace everr Christian il.nnmlnillnn
AUTOCRAT OF AUTOCRATS
be limited."
Dr. Edwards' OQve Tablets, the sub
stitute for cakxneL act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
Dr. Edwards' Ob re Tablets act gen
tly but firmly on the bowels and brer,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently puhytnx
the entire system. They do that vi hich
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
niping cathartics are derived from
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without
griping, pain or any disagreeable effects.
Dr. . M- Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and Ever complaint, with the
attendant bad breath,
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive cal; you
will know them by their obve color.
Take one or two every night for a week
and note the effect, 10c and 2Sc
poker, but ratht-r to demonstrate
that the Metbodlut church no longer
thinks It a crime for a mlnUter to
go to the movies or mskc a fourth
hand at whist.
It Is argued that the law never
did help the church and that, in
fact. It might have driven some away
in the belief that the pastimes de
nied the clergy were alo fortlddin
to lay members.
The church does not promote to
encourage shimmy danelnc or crap
hooting, but the feeling is that If
the preacher wants to go to Tolly
anna" or sit In at bridge, he Is not
to be treated as aa outcast. On the
whole. It Is pleasant to notice these
evidences of llbersllsm In the charth.
Even a minister may be able to
smoke a cigar without going to
Hades for a light. Los Angeles
Times.
BITS FOR BREAKFAST !
Onre more:
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The way to get bout's:
1 te build up the local bJildml
and loan asportation.
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That will build Ihemf It vlll buiU
them with Salem money.
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There I enough Sclera mco'T. Sa
lem meekly and month! ws- avi
aUrtp sad erninc Wise dtert!
lwbr to build the stew hoa-
a faat as they are needed.
And every dollar laiested I tUt
way will b a seeere a If laell
la the bt Un4 Mr prto!l:
It will earn a good rat ,( lateral
from the day It ! so lnetel.
The local a Mortal ton frever h-i
to foreelo a mortgage; la iw
are good, oa Slta property. Its
overhead" ts aa low aa asy la lie
raited States.
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There Is no ttaer way n4r
heaven to talld bo-a aa fat t
gen-tala
FAUi:X FAITH.
The bead of the Aotrlaa per
delegation Is la grief over the de
fection of AmerKa from the supreme
conference. It was la America alone
that they bad deep faith.
He exclaims: The United Stale
alone bad pledged Itself to lhot
principles on which the peace of
the world can be rebuilt. We bave
hope of fair treatment from the
allies, but we had faith la America.
The bickerings of the United
States senate practically destroyed
the opportunity 'America bad of
making her Ideals the basis oi a
world- brotherhood. The nations
bave found that we are qseruloss
and controversial the same aa the
rest. Instead of leading la the cre
ation of a righteous peace we are
going to be the tall-end of the pro
cession. The most . glorloas oppor
tunity of the ages was wasted
through the peevish wrangling aa J
political performances of a group of
obstructionist senators the most
Silver
Polish
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SiWrx rJubM ever tsxit.
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Nowhere else nnder the sun is there such assumption of auto-1 conrer.nc woid b ! dvfrinji
cratic and universal power. Nowhere else under the sun does any.nd theo'oeieai in it nnmni. ts.n
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uuuiic Kcnouv ureieau. uai ne emirauits sucn omniDoieuce. iuKuerc ih. m.li A.eM.n.. r-...w
In the world is there today, and nowhere in the world has there been order, which is being promoted by
in the last hundred years, anything like the despotism Mr. Wilson tne leaders of the Episcopal church!
makes of democracy under him in America. looking toward th reunion of all
Jfr. "Wilson back from the sick room to the long-unoccupied Ex- Christendom."
' mm .s a
ecuuve oince 01 tne American government, is running true to iorm 1 The projectors, he said are de-
iew XOrK &Un ana lieraia. Isirous that the eonferene ahall be
held only when the chnrehea of all
The tornado torn folks of the windy plains east of the Rockies I the nations ar radv for it "Thv
; 'At . a r . . 1 . . if 1 I
are invitea 10 come 10 vrregon ana grow up wun ine country, .micu 1 bepe. he said, "that th- contacts
Deiter in is man to remain mere ana diow up witn tne country. , 1 of this gathering may furnish a gen
uine basis for brotherhood and un-
liuild the nospitai. ana nop to the job quickly ana push it to tne 1 derstanding." Already, hs said.
limit. Even so it will be months later than it should be in getting I church federations of tha ScandM
finished. I navian countries, of Switzerland and
America, are backing the movement!
If you have any knowledge of broc- I which Is expected to take definite
cuit cuuuic, jicbc mtuu n iu, uwm.- i Buape kllct oe lueeting ot an T 19-
The eipdus of high Democratic
officials from Washington to civil
life la a "forecast of a change of
things at noon, next March 4.
: Host ot ns have not thought of
broccoli as an Important crop for
the Salem district. But It is of great
importance, as the Salem slogan
pages of next Thursday will show.
NEW HAIR after BALDNESS
If YOU loat aatr. b dandraff. or an
Said. Irt it b know that KOTALKO. cmuata.
I Mnalaa aar ait and actacr pouat lott
nia. la ouimWtIuIIt aaccaaafoL fW n. oaa.
rtiildrro - Malr arawa. aantlnaff altmiDaud la
any caaihe U ete falM. IM UVAS
ANTKE.aiut merfw OH a bw t
an avajr rriarmarr; a aaad IS aaala tor rioof
Hoc at KOTALKO la
J.LBrituuXIaeSUtiawr.NewYork.N.Y.
ly. And any other Salem
suggestions.
slogan
A phrase-maker in the White
House, running amuck with his pen.
threatens to cost the United States
more friendships in Europe than it
can, recover in the next generation.
State- Treasurer O. P. Hoff still
continues to boost inheritance taxes.
He re-appraised the Sweeney estate
from $171,137 to $654,789. thus
raising the inheritance tax from
$4,640 to $10,153. thus enriching
ternational committee to be held ln
Geneva. Switzerland, next August.
This committee Is expected to Issue
the Invitations to the leaders of the
various Christian faiths.
"The Roman Catholic church has
had Its councils," explained Dr. Mac
fariand, "such as the notable Vati
can council tinder rope Pius IX In
1870, when the dogma of papal In-
FUTURE DATES.
1,000
PUBLIC-SPIRITED CITIZENS
X
March SO. Tueaday Queen of Hearts
muaicat. nenem hospital. Mooae hall.
8 p. m.
ADrtl 1. Thuradair Xfarlnn Pntintv
the state treasury by $5,510 more I Veterana' association meets at Wood-
April 2. Friday North Salem Im
provement association regular meeting
at S p. in.. Highland achoot
April 4. Sunday Eaater.
April 7. Wedneaday Library lecture
recital. "American Music." by Willam
ette university achool of music. Public
library.
April 17. Saturday Debate between
Willamette university and College of
Pua-et 8ound.
April at. Wedneaday Willamette
Gle club concert at Grand Opera
house.
April 23. Friday Debate between
Willamette university and Pacific unl
veraity. April 30. Friday Debate lutwMn
Willamette unlveraity aad afcMinnville
college.
May 14. FridayDebate between
Willamette university and Oregon Ag
ricultural college.
April 11. Hunday (Tentative) Blos
aom day In Salem.
April 11. Sunday Baseball. Salem Sen
ators , Moose jaw.
April 30 and May 1 "Awakening of
Spring" pageant Opera House, hospital
benefit.
v MyJlf:.Tu,daT Intercollegiate de
bate. -Willamette va. O. A. C.
May 14 and IS Nineteenth annnal
contention of Oregon State Association
of Master Plumbers, in Salem.
May ag. Wedneaday William How.
ard Taft speaka at armory..
June 14 to 17 Ofrirera' echools for
Oregon National Guard at Vancouver
and Fort Stevena.
June 19 and 20 National gypsy
tour motorcycle events in Salem.
July C to 20 Annual encampment of
Oregon national Guard. Infantry and
engineers at Camp Lcwla. artillery at
Fort Stevena.
June 22. 23 and 24 Imperial conclave
of Mystic Shrine la Portland.
June 23. Wedneaday Imperial con
clave of Mystic Shrine to visit Salem.
June 24. 25 and 2( Portland Hose
festival.
July 22. 22 and 24 State Elka con
vention ia Salem.
Seotember IT ta rwtAH - n.....
Wanted, to subscribe $10 each for your
Hospital Are you one of them to be added
to the .
$10HONORROLL
Phone 69 and register your nameor mail
check to Manager Hospital Campaign
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No matter what the outing trip camp
ing, hiking, hunting, motoring no matter
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