FIRST i SECTION
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WORE CARS
NEEDED FOR
TRIP TODAY
FOUR THOUSAND BERRY M A 17 TIT ATP
:t:VHCTIOTIIYfcln 1
SILKM. OIIMIV, St SUA V MOUMMl. MAY a. IQ-JU. MUCK? HUI UTH
"BLUEBEARD"
GROUCHY MILLIONAIRE
KNOCKS OREGON ROADS
FRUIT UNION
TIPS REPORTED STOLEN HIH I 1 L U 1 0
ARE NIPPED
IN THE BUD
INSISTS HE
TOLD TROTH
TO BE SOLD
IS DECISION
MILH. MAY GORDON REPORTS
THEFT TO AUTHORITIES
WORSE THAN HANDY WASTES OF
SAHARA. AYKU AYKIt
Sheriff Needhara Asks That Bayer
or Plants Co-operate in Effort
to Find Thief
(fI-nt Pet-on Frosts Windy Illy Ob-1
Jecia to Drtoar I a flirted by
Highway Board
SALEM BOY RISES IN
THEATRICAL CALLING
WII.LARD HAM. If ENGAGED HV
M HlllKP.TH IN NEW YORK
lllm as Ringer and Yaadevilla ArtM
IUM Since He Haas: as I toy ia
Loral Ilaj houae
To be celled from San Francisco to
New York to accept a thestrksl en
gagement with the Srbuberts Is the
good fortune of Wlllard Hall, a Kn
lent boy. son or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hail of this city.
af- a
Aged Folk of Salem to Have
Delightful Drive Through
Orchards If Automobile
Owners Prove Generous
CITIZENS ARE TARDY
IN CO-OPERATION
Prune and Cherry Trees in
Full Bloom Offer Hour of
. - - - Pleasure
Four thousand loganberry tips
were stolen from Mrs. May Gordon,
who lives between Salem Heights
and Liberty, some time Friday night.
Mrs. Gordon had cut the tips on
Friday, intending to sell theni Satur
day morning, and on going to the
tubs where she had placed them the
night tbefoie. she found that the
thief had taken the whole lot.
Sheriff -Needham is workine on
the case and warns growers to be
careful about buy-ins loganberry tips
without ascertaining where they
Came fmni at h thlnlra Ih, Ikif
' . .U.UM . U ....... I
Will try ta ilinni r t hm In tKi'
vicinity.
Seattle Police Make Raid on
New L W. W. Headquarters
and Arrest Eleven Who Are
Held for Examination
AUTHORITIES ALERT
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
If the aged people of Salem are
all to be given a view of the orchard
in blossom In . the vicinity of Salem
today, there must be more volunteers
from those who own automobiles.
M a recent meeting of the direc
tor! of the Saleru Commercial club
the suggestion was made that many
aged folks would he glad to see the
country during blossom time.' It
vat then euggested that all old folks
wbo wish 1.1 to avail theniHelves of
Ibis generous- offer sbo ad telephone
their addresses to the Commercial
dob. ,
i Trip Require Khort Time.
A number have already done this.
but unless owners of cars are more
teaerous, but few will be given rides
as up to last night only three car
owners bad telephoned the Com
mercial club offering' their cars.
. It Is proposed to show the eoun-
I try in, the section of Liberty and
Rosedale and also . is Polk county,
on what is known as the Oak Grove
; road. Either trip can be taken ia
an hour's time. Those, who have
telephoned the Commercial club ask
ing for rides Sunday afternoon will
be ready about 2 o'clock. It is ug-
. gested that these who are willing to
give ga hour's use of their ears, tel-
' epbone the Commercial club and be
given the address of some aged
couple who would enjoy the ride.
Chapia Tell Where to Go. -
Referring to the many beautiful
drives out of Salem, L. J. Cbapin
Probably the .most beautiful
drive out of i Salem at the present
: time i over the Oak Grove road in
Folk county. Cross the Marion-Polk
G. F. VANDERVEER
LOSESOTN CASE
I. W. W. Attorney Guilty of
Interviewing Prisoners in
Violation of Law
Peace of Paris Marred by Se
ries of Small Riots and
Disorders
for aom tinie the Ynnnt tnnn wK.
lis a singer and vaudeville artist, has
been with to Kelly-Po.n flayers, a
musical comedy company in San
r ranclaco.
A few years ago. as a boy. be was
employed as a singer at the Oregon
theater in Salem.
His rise In the theatrical profes
sion has been rapid.:
A telegram from him received by.
ni rather yesterday stated that he
would leave for New. York at once
SENATORS ROLL
ON RUPERT CLUB
Relates Incidents of Trips to
Unmarked Grave of Mur
dered Wife to Hide All Ev
idence of Crime
CARDS LAID ON TABLE ,
s tracks invrnvFRFn
I Believe Final Story Will
Astound World" Says
District Attorney
PORTLAND. May 1. Radical
demonstrations' apparently gave
Portland a wjde berth today for al
though the police Were alert for any
thing, in the natnre or a May flay in? J t i i t r r . I
'demonstration, they failed to find 1L DIUUie DlSUOp S leamiitleatS by Wa
liOS ANGELES. May 1. Protes
tations that be bad told the truth
about ibe burial srot of the body ol
E. E. Ayer. said to be a Chicago
millionaire, slipped Into Salem yes
terday with bis wife, aa elegantly ap
pointed aatomobile .a chaatfear and
a grouch.
The grouch was the most oaenr
able thing about this qui of millions
sad mansions. He had found aosae
roogb spots la Oregon roads-and ve
hemently expressed a desii be
quoted as saying they are lb worst
he has ever seen aad he has riddea
oa a lot of roads. Ayer has
K. E. hlmavif roucbsafed tb la-
formation that be has been trundled
across tse coot Incut mdm fli times
In a motor car and that the Oregon
roads betweea the California Hue aad I e t f t Ot 1
Salem are pre-eminently the onlOUCCCJJlUi ULJCIaUOa OX Vila
roads be has tackled. Moreover. b
bt It be known that be had lolled
oa the cushions of a Insurious auto
mobile while it was being pushed
about over tbe sandy wastes of the
Sahara detert whose unending lea
gues, he avers, are like marble pae
aieut In comparison with Oregon
Mgbways.
Transaction Not Concluded,
but Buyer Doubtless WEI
be Oregon Growers Co-operative
Association
NEW CANNERY FOR
SALEM IS PROBABLE
Concern Reviewed by
Manager Panics
, VANCOITVKR. Wash.. May 1.
Ceorjie F Vanderveer of Seattle
was convicted by a jury in the su
perior eonrt here tonight of having
violated the law whlch prohibits
persons from talking to prisoners
in jails without permisMion. The
jury deliberated .but 10 minutes af
ter being given the ease. . Vander-
hveer conducted his own. defense an!
when he took the witness stand to
day asked and then answered all the
questions usually put to a witness
by counsel. rThe present case was
a trial on a previous conviction of
Vanderveer in a justice court, the
offense alleged being that he talked
open window and when detected.
to prisoners in jail here through an
made his escape by automobile-.
Idaho Leaguers Another
Game Today
( Continued on page 6)
Reports that the. radicals were in
tending to stage a May day demon
stration in Portland resulted In
Chief of Police Jenkins taking every
precaution to forestall such activity
anil tti mmhr Af th f I ret niht
" ' ' I it . . .. . ...
rellof mhn rnttnmsri r ronart fnr I ' I Unpen. illlDO leaCUe
dnty at 4 o'clock, were ordered to eam yJrdr by a score of 10 to 2 protested, on
report at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
Th mmr nf t,ia rolinf waro fiAlrt at I LOUttlt. the Strapping MttltnOmsh
a u va a n.a . . -
i ho rw.i!. ctMinn tn hfl hsmI in eaRelc,UB ameieie oi 1'ortiand. was batted
of emergency. uul tn in tnree mciogs by the
.-it-iii Nmsrri. ana urown was nut
I. W. W. HALIi RAIDED. " DBC- 0Ul nnanie to keep
' "m rearers i rem eaDerinr
Tooze Finds Polk County
Strong for General Wood
' Walter :1V"' Tooze Sr., has been In
Polk county the last week organiz
ing Wood for President dabs. At
Dallas he organised a elnb which ag
gregates about 250 members and an
other at Falls City with a member
ship of more than 100. He declares
that Polk county Is almost solid in
its support of Wood and thinks that
all over the state Wood stock has
gone up with the returns from prl
raaries in the east.
Salem's original Cash Store, doing a
successful business for 28 years, now
retiring
The Sal era I'm it naioa will be sold.
The board of directors of the asso
ciation Vli aatfcorii! hr ll tTne.
Mr. Ayer finds particular objection I kAM-r. xtri. i.m. r
Nine lee I Moloney were made today j to the Inconvenience caased opsleat I baMdlnrs. crontda and Mii&mrtu
Iter Andrew
bluebeard." when o
been unable to flbd
Watson had rather vaguely describ-
Ulddle RiKhop's Salem Senators I deceived them
I hope yoa will believe me. he
cot in the county
hospital, "because I am sincere n
telling you the truth. If I were
. ' " .mmwr m BBiid ia t. gronbds and slpmcsts
Watson, allece.1 Persons la making detoars around lo tb ,df,BUc of (e nea-
rriAi.i. i i places whre Oregon roads are be-
.1 . T inK inverted into one of the best IL C- Pasls, who baa. for several
tbe Icaely gra,e highway system. ln tbe world II ye.M. ,erv" a. managVr IVtZYX
ras the state hixhway commlssloa
operatite fralt. seiilag agency aeJ
-11 -1 1. . !... .lli.-l -
:i" """"a . w." aa b-n eoaaected with it for oT
ids NTni nuai iu iitra lur Mr
Ayer.
SEATTLE. Wash.. May 1. Eleven .ronBrth. r. ' oH k.' kJT
S 7te'7 w w' mernre Tb wr. rves as no
ties of alleged I.JR V Utera urecriter,OI f Um,Ung .he strength
were seized when ttoliee todav raided 1 . ....
v Vul j .i . . - . i lul in vismng team wnicn is to tan-
tronger I could go to the plaee with
my eyes shut."
Watson then gave details of cer
tain parts of a con few ion ha was al
leged to have made Tbntsday night,
telling of the trip he made to the
grave.
The flri. he said, wss to bury tbe
what they declare been gle with the Senators again today. 1"T. h e declared be.stripp.d
newly established northwest head- It the rae mgKfAin that ,Jj of all clothing.
quarters here of the I. . W. Ten f?undy defeated the Senators -y a Td second, he staled, was to burn
wi me iut-ii iv uriu mi iuvibi " I s In A mirirm nil ih n.uri .1.1. ... h rlnlh nr an ms-l nf nrMinf nn
.1 ai o i i i i. j I - iiyciiuiiu - - - - " -
Tesugauoa. wne uiatr oooaeu uu handicapped by lb absence of one aaid ha had forgol.en on tbe
an open marge. lor two nlavers who will h hr. rnrltirst trio. 10 eaaet was he then .to
,....ltodr' engagement. The team camel Wave the spot.
mw u.; t V,t,r 9n Portland by aatomobile and at The thirJ. he added, was to mak
J.rrJTFj..-nL !Lrn.7v!I breakdown at Canby caused a lata certain be had obliterated all signs
nrniH ii t h nSt i T w w failed I "Jr"K owning of the of a grave and of tbe ashes of the
proposed by the Butte I. W.J fal ed gaBMM Th rame ,g iUt.d fo 1 cloth,"
IV Uiiriiite iu -" .viuiu, BB. mnA ImKiU.. Ill 1 1 . . . t. 1 1,., j . . - i
'imTinV 01 lt UVd VbV bltHl'e; Tf bee'n ontain. oTurrlVX
TL??g: 9iiJ:.. 'P Uak. W.taoo io th. eastera Art I
! yeara stated at tb meeds g ye-
trday that tbe rapidly expands
frmt ladastry ia tbe Saless dutrvt
kas made enlarged facilities for
haadUag the faiare oatpat abeolst--ly
aaceeary. He said that a new
sad statewtde cooperative aocU-
g orgsalsed to eu-
sections la Oregoa
and tb acathwesteni part of Wash-
lagtoa.
This new saaoclatioa of fralt
Contempt in red era I Court .operative aocuuoa.
Mr. Taulus farther atated tht
STEEL COMPANY
OFFICERS CITCD fe
Must Amwer to Cbaxje of
itempt in Federal Co
at Portland Monday
Antcvnvi Mnrr ituuis i iared reaterdar In V mll:.(r.n .iti, ' J .t.: ...... 1
renorted that men were work nc as I' , .L. n' -17 ' I n wiego " F" "
usual in smelting plant, in Aaacond. rr Zll 7Urrl
and Great Falls, although a slight replace u .
iImtmu was reported in the number I r n ... . . . I atson
Of men reporting for. work at the lo-l9 lUre. will Teatea Cole M"I"d"k!v W" ? J .!!
cat mines. I.n(l Krarke l thm Kattr li4nB " iaw
The cooks and waiters' union at a d ,nd rtormtd TalUDt,' ' rioU f,nf're ,n. n, '"ort ,oc.V...1t!
PORTLAND. May 1. Dea U
Moore, special assistant to the at
torney general, arrived her today
to remain for aa Indefinite period.
be said.' in connection with. the ship
yard Investigation now la progres.
J. R. Howies, president of the North
west Steel company, and Alfred .
River 5htibuildlar corporation, who
have beta cited for contempt la re
fusing to tarn over to tue federal
Investigators the records of their of
fices, will appear Monday before
Judge r.eaa in the federal court to
answer the citation.
Anothe
Gut
This is finaL For a quick clean-up
we now offer EVERYTHING in tbe
. . .
store at a discount of at least
1
And an additional Ten Pet Cent dis
count on all goods that have already
been reduced
Understand
This Clearly.
Every article in the store is marked in plain fig
ures. A large number have already been reduced 20
per cent and even as much "as 50 per cent marked
down with red ink, grouped on tables and plainly
labeled. On all such we allow an additional discount
of 10 per cent. - , .
On all lines that still carry the original price,
we give 20. per cent.
Remember, Our Prices Never Beached The Present
High Peak ; .
referendum held today ended the mi'l((r thf Visiting baUers after lh" 1romlt.or request to
moniu-oia sinse iuiu ..j.ny wMth first inning and the Ruperts did
the larger restaurants will re-open t ..ii- .r... ....
I - "d"'" aaassa, fcxr IVU. I . . . . -.,.aa
Monaay. n was announcea. i Th- innin, i.v.m k. .iaity. causea him 10 aesirc 10 ara in
I Salem when the Rnnerta made two I establishing here "the body of the
tores. Fiuf the ScnaTor. evened p crime.- rather than face extradition
WASHINQTON. May 1. Flans or in their half and In the second frame I wasningion
radical leaders for aation-wKM stay l took a lead of one
day demonstrations. Involving strikes I The score by innings
and plotted assassinations of morel Rupert ...2000000 0 2
than a score of federal and siatw or-1 Salem ....2 1 300 4 00 0 10
flcials. fell flat, reports to th de
partment of justice tonight indicated.
Extra precautions taken by fed
eral and state authorities to blocs the
radicals widely disseminated appeal
for a "May day show of power" were
described at the department as de
cided successful
Rcnorts to the depsrtment wen
tloned a number of strikes instituted
CAPITAL POST
PLANS SMOKER -
where a body has
been found and where it Is said he
has no hope of avoiding hanging
District Attorney Thomas Lee
Wool wine and Cader Sheriff Al Man
alng returned to 1am Angeles early
today from the search for th aa
marked grave, after having toiled
many hours under a hot) saa. among
tocks and lar.d. In their vain et
fort to locate It.
They at first planned to work on
new theory that Watson had mis
led them by false statements In Ibe
W . r ...al nT 1 -i m fl hli. It Vftl IS
. . H.I TW mMm m uu . . U .Mm -
during the day. out in neany very i p.' . Ur , ir . i h,lt ,w n-.rded that when
the repon.ng agent nona. as ...w.6 ,a.wt h mtdnr9i,lhtin of hi. ability
Banquet, Address by Mate to lead theai to the grac -with hi
. I eTes shut.
LOmmander dialed I Ilia attorneys also related how he
had counseled Watson to make the
Capitel post No 9. American le- alleged confession, outlining to the
glon. has announced a bir saioker I arisoner the possible life sentence
dr;-- d demand, tnst T-dr ...-. May 4. at ,h. ar- Kn Cal.foro... if he
the United States resume relations Blorr- Al1 cx-rvlce men and wo- fleers, as opposed 4o a possible dtb
with Russia were made at meetings "' rgi to auena. w net her sentence in niHp.
t- -. .t.u. 4 iTtnrn.v I iury arc memoers or tne leelon nr I 1 inuw am in iwr i . -
I IA , 1 1 KZl m till " . . ui-j.-j ... . ...... j I - - - . it t . W
r i n.aM Hiimi tint ih not I not. I torner ouoted n atson. All I aa
wa. neellelble. ' I There will be a large program lis that you save my life. I will tell
" ss - I.sw- . . I . ... maia a a a
Despite the fact that there werelnicn snouid keep everyone on hllthe whole tnitn to me oniric
no reports of attempted asassins-l or her tos from the start lo the! torney and the officers who arrestee
tion of public officials. It was said I finish. A four-round boxing bout I me."
innthi that the government Intended I win nead the list, the hoxera enm-l District Attornev omwiu
to maintain Its gusrd over tne per
sons threatened for some time.
Golden Collects Salvation
Army Funds Without Permit
PORTLAND. Or.. May 1 Pollca
today arrested Thomas Ooldea oa a
charge of collecting faads for tbs
Salvation army without authority
and appropriating them to hlmaelf.
According to tha arrest lag officers.
Ooldea admitted that he had collect
ed moaey which tha donors belioed
was to go toward tbe Salvation army
work.
this new telling agency, tow has
40t0 acres or fralt signed n La the
Salem dUtrUt and snore tracts ara fee- '
lag added. This tonnage will aeces
rttate greatly Increased packUg fa
cilities to haadle the faisre prose
oatpaL. '
Also a cold storage plant and a
new cannery, according to present
plgns. wljl be batlt here by tbe Ore
aa ee wwr a Cooperative aaawis
tion. Mr. Psalas latlaated that tke
ras scry may b la operation sett .
year.
Ia his report ca tbe raits o
fruit made throslh tha fialess Trait
anion dcriag the past seasoa. afaaa
gcr Psalas said that, becaaa of tha
greatly Increased aipeasea of asp-
I plies and das to lo ea sustaaed
throagh car aaortage. no profits saa
beea made, lie pointed oat. how
ever, that tbe prices secured fr tha
fralt whh bad passed throagh the
aaioa werw very satisfactory aal
higher by con pari o a than la nor
gaalsed districts la westtra Orerosu
The cherries, he sail, were sold at
a fraction of a cent abov tha price
paid by the local casters sad for 2
f Continued oa paga t)
case
that the walkouts were local In na
ture and due to the regular "May day
expiration of wage contracts
Tbe appeal of the radicals tor a
demonstration to the goyernmea' In
behalf of societ Russia also was wan
out avail,- the reports indicated. In-
(THE STATESMAN'S SUNDAY SERMON
By Dr. W. C. Kcntner
IlKl.H.ION AM) T1IK KVt'JtY.ll IV
Uri:
Religion lias to do allh the wtole
of lire.
The t r. .-o ry that it has only to da
with certain days and certain places
and certain axtlvitle s wholly la
correct. Such a theory does not
work and tbe effort to make It work
merely serves to bring teUglon Into
disrepute. The tearbera mt of tio-t
whom we call prophets, nad a si
blimer conception of rel.gUtn. Thy
encountered siern opposttioa la d
LITTIJ. DISORDER AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May i. May day
passed quietly In the central states
and the west, virtually no disorder
being' reported, although federal,
state and city forces had made elab
orate preparations to deal with
threatened disturbances. Strikes
were called In a number of cities and
mass meetings were held in Chicago
and elsewhere, but all were conduct
ed peacefully. Radical literature was
distributed in some places and a few
arrests were made.
A strike of cooks and waiters in
a number of Chicago hotels and res
taurants and the general confusion
Incident to the annual spring moring
dav. when scores of tenants refused
to vacate their apartments, largely
orershadowed May day developments
The police continued their round
up ot criminal suspects but Chief of
Police Garrity said the arrests naa
ho connection with expected May day
disorders. More than 1000 were in
custody today.
A red flag discovered nying irom
a note In a school yard was removed
by a former army lieutenant, ana me
Stars and Stripes substituted while a
crowd cheered.
A storekeeper who had built out
side his shop a representation of a
pri3on wall, with a photograph af
Eugene V. Debbs behind the bars.
(Continued on pate I)
i r . , . . : . ------ - . .,.,. rnronnrra si em opposition ia ot-
ng rrom Oregon Agr caltnral col- he was ?iL,e3 tblr menage Vad In gaining
lege and the University or Oregon, more murders than be wss slleged for tn M wU modl.
A wrestlla? match by men from the to have confessed. He said he had
same colleges will also be
a blslulanned to grin i .v . . .......
feature of the program. The service as the prisoner , physics, clilo..,-
7.19 f,rw . . . on "a wouia permu. '.that a day was coming whn rellon
wnu a urge seieriion oi songs. I ne I I oenere uu
orld. preuiciei
Willamette university nitartei. which! tound the whole
is compoed of ex-service men. has I Wool wine. "He has not denied be
. . ' ' m
offered its service to make this did away with more than tne lour
night one Jong to be remembered. I women, whose murders he confess-
The high school orchestra, .whleb a to me. We shall probably learn
Earl Rqsselle eads. will furnish the more when we have a chance for a
music. E. Cooke Patton. the local I lonr. undisturbed talk."
exponent of the mystic srts. will I The next step In the Investigation.
how his prowess ss a hypnotist. 1 officers said, would be awaiting
Several song features will be glrenltil Watson was able to make the
by Craven and Eiamel of Willam- trtp to search tor tha grave ot tne
ette university. Deioney woman.
The program will be closed with Tbe of ticers slated that Watson
an address given by Slate Com man- also told them today of another mar-
der Folett. After the program a r1se. ansuspeeted to them, to a
tanquet will be served and the com- Mrs. Watt. In Winnipeg. Man- with
mtttee promises that It will have any whom he raid, he lived only one
army chow beat seven ways. As dar.
Tuesday night Is the regular meet- It was stated a careful check had
Ing night and aslo election of offl- showed Watson had "married" at
cers. the affair will start at 7:S0ast IS women. Tney saio ne ro
would grip the life of Hie aorid sal
then "there hall t upon the bell
of the horses. llo!lncs unto th
Lord, and the pots In tbe Lord'
houe shall be like the bowls bef ir
tbe altar: yea. every pot la Jeruaa
lem and la Jadaa shall be holiness
unto tbe Lord of hi;.
Evidently, we are to roaclade oa
tbe bais of this Ideal, that bo'b
our work aad our recreations are to
have tbe stsmp of religion oa them.
They are to be under the regslstlie
Influence of religion. I take it that
the horses are either for service r
for recreation purpose. posttiy w
may modernise the statement and
substitute tbe auto for the bors
and read it thus: "Ard upon the
windshields of the automobiles shall
be "hiUBtaa anto tb Loid," (or ibe
99 per rent of these who so load'y -
alter lHat atateaseat worship Cod
aow here
KIU affects the botrva Tola
and bowls". kitchen atessila. 3o
ranch of tha home craters abwat tha
kltrhva. I pity tbe home without a .
kJtrhea: it ia ao bonne.
To profess to be pious aad them ta
shirk any of tbe great ststanfilsg
things of the borne It aa recommen
dation for l bat ladlftdaaTs reiigloau
fcaal a rr fieri lots o sossebody'a
ty was that ad vertlaraest caJUag for
!a cuok which iacladed thm statesseat
I -No ob)toa to a Cbrtstlaa If ska
I na Mul." Pooka what war M--
feseedly pious bat who COS id a
cook must hate prompted that re-
proa c li
lt U immoral evea aader tha pr
tene of retirtoa to sJIrht th daty
for shVo oa Is employed. Tots
sad bowls." books aad papers, stoves
sad furaaees. tables aad chairs, to
gether -lth the people who asa tkera
bould bae tb stamp of "IU4!aess
usto the Lord. apoa tbera.
Well, shall we divorce religion sad
buttnesa? "And br aierrhaadl
aad hr hire shall be hoUaeas aato
tbe Lord; it shall not be txra tared,
nor laid sp for br mcrvhaadiia stall
b for then that dwell baforo the
lrd. to wt saftirtently aad for dar- ,
sMe rMliar. That Is the oesaage
of anotaer prophet. What ta the s'
ersie prwn dicas!Bg today? Mer-
o'clock.
KEDFRATIOX PI.AXK CAMPAIGX.
a
tessed to tha marder oi tour am
tbst live still wera missing.
-Watson wants to cinch his esse
here." said Attorney Marmadokc.
-Ho has laid all his catds on the
WASHINGTON. May 1. Four- ub- aB1 bJ not attempted to corer
minute speakers sra to be organised htg trmcks. Here we have don
in every city by the American Fed- tl, we hoPd to do. We have saved
eratlon of Ibor ln Its national non- tlm nefk . expeeta no more than
a.?uur-u .r ,n: this. For this reason he Is doubly
defeat of its enemies aad election of
its friends.
(Continued on page )
chsr.dle. aates. profiteering, food.
rlothla. All of thee s-eta rfrr4
lo la this attersace. Thee thlsga.
too. are to b aader the vegslatlre
auto ibo aerves for recreaUoa or iinfluenr of religion. The Cans-
business aad quite generally the for
mer. Tn prophet gives oa to aader
siand that religion and recreation
are apt to be divorced. If we per
mit our recreatloaa or work ta
lead as away from God aad the
culture of the religions Ufa. they
will raise as swrloss la Jury aad by
the law of Influence, the Injury will
extend to others. I know, that ma
often say that they caa worship God
anywhere, hut It is safe to say that
tlanizatlon of business la one of the
great bectles of rel'gtoa. Jsl
balance. Jst weigh's. a Jt Kiiak
aad a Jsst hire, shall je have. I an
the Lord yoar God.
The yard stick, the pound weight
sad the tpe Use mutt have reUgtoa.
ss well as they who haalle them.
Rellgloa la life, every-day Lfe,
t era p red. governed ap!;ft, glorV
fied by the mark of hol!as aato
tbe Lord.
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