The Oregon Statesman
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rrank jaskosu .....Manager Job Dept.
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welcomed by the holders of the
French and English loans, as It as
sures and stabilises the investment.
-The debt of the allies to the
United State Is not Included In the
reckoning, however, as all the cal
culations are made under authority
of the League and this country Is
not even a member. The attitude
of selfish excluslveness we have
taken leaves us outside of any com
mercial or financial friendships In
the League. While we feel that way.
Europ will not be eager to buy our
products except aa necessity com
pels.
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Entered at the Postoftles In Salem, Oregon, as second class matter.
OYEK OVERALLS.
Overalls have Increased In price
27? per cent, while dress suits seem
to have advanced only about 100
per cent Some of these, wise guys
who tookvup with overalls on the
spur of the moment will have to get
back. into, their parlor scenery to
save money.
of the heads of the federal depart
ments to realise that the country
wants the government put back upon
a peace basis. Based on the depart
ment estimate, the expense of the
government would be six times as
great next year as ia was in ltll.
If the Republicans in congress stand
for those extravagant budgets they
will be false to the principles and
traditions of their party, whose rec
ord tor economy becomes all the
brighter wheu compared to the ruth
less extravagance of the present ad
ministration. A true" Republican
policy would be to cut those esti
mates $2,000,000,000 this year and
to give the department heads a
warning that there will be a cut
next year of another billion.
SAWXQ SOLES.
OREGON REPUBLICANS SEND GOOD NEWS
In a Kansas town a hundred men
and women have formed a barefoot
club and have pledged themselves
to buy no more shoes until eatls-
htnnr rAtnrtinna In th nrlfn Af
-w . . . . ..i.rt -nr i i " ? r I - r - -
incomplete. returns indicate mat uenerai oou nas camea vre-i ,r
1 1 1 ' IT! T-l I
goo Dy a very suDSianuai piuramy over iiiram uonnson. i Now. thjlt tne frogt lg 0t ot tBe
This will be good news to send to all the world showing that rroond some of the members are
Oregon Republicans are true to the highest ideals of the American I actually rolnc barefooted and their
people;. I corns and bunions are exposed to
nubile raxel - -
liy the Africanization ox .Europe a Unusn -writer means tnei The man who said he couldn't go
buying up of distressed countries on terms like those by which Euro-1 barefooted to save his soul is doing
. peans have come into possession of the wealth of Africa. How rap-1 that very thing.
idly the economic penetration by foreign capital of countries on the
verge, or Dangruptcy is proceeding is not generally realize' iveni is THE big league.
in Germany which is not quite so far gone as Austria and some other
parts of central Europe one industry after another, is falling into I The Swiss people ratified their ad-
the hands of foreign capitalists. The Dutch are taking over Che mar-aiMlon to the League ot Nations by
ganne business. .The French are getting control of many German I popular vote.
banks and of shipping on the Rhine; also the French iron masters I Switxertand has preserved neutral-
are acquiring German coal mines. In the Rhineland a number oflty " Til entanglements un-
large engineering concerns and several smelting works are now con-aer na circumstances, dui
trolled bv French and Relirian eflr.it! "Even ih hotels in a rmmherl" wllUng to chance a membership
of cities are being bought by foreigners. -All this may promise large m tn ot Nations.
profits that it equally promises future international amity is not sol
BITS FOR BREAKFAST
Pity the loosen.
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But that Is the fortune ot poll-
tics love and war.
W
Now. let's all forget politics for a
while and get down to work.
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A good many of Herbert Hoover's
best friends In Oregon refased to
Uke his advice.
Carranxa will stay dead.
Looks, at this writing, like lUram
haa received a licklnc in Oregon
but not nearly the walloping he de
served.
The Salem slogan editor has a
hard Job for next Thursday. He will
tr to Drove to our farmer inai
ther oncht to raise more cabbage.
He needs your help. In the present j
hirh eoat ot labor. Hut cabbage is i
staple, and, la the long run. mere
saould oe a great aeai oi u grown
in this district and will be.
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The dehydration crowd has the
edge on ail the other fruit and vege
table factories this year. It takes
no sugar to dehydrate.
Send me jour name and addreu and I w31 ttsd 703 a
prospectus of the
SILVER KING MINE
C Chappell
Hotel Bli;h
Sal en, Ortfta
U. of 0. Co-Ed Ball Totters
Defeats 0. A. C. Girls Team
CORVALUS. Or.. May 21. The
University of Oregon co-ed baseball
team defeated the O. A. C. girls
here today, IS to C. The pSching
of Dorothy UcKee for Oregon was
the feature of the game, which was
a part of the athletic progrem for
the Junior week-end.
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
CsUUiahed 1869
General Banking OuatBeaa
Office Hours from 10 a, m. to 3 p.
THE STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS. BEHTQ GREAT fcXSTLa
THAT BLE-S
SEP
10FE
It is Interesting to note, however.
that In the cantons where the Ger
man vote dominated the covenant
was defeated, while in the districts
! 'Windsor. Ontario. Thu itv nrinn1 line. TmrrhaAnA Iflfl lnte.
on which it will begin at once the construction of homes to help solve J?? !!en'h. .ut
the local housing problem." That is an industrial note from Canada.
The interesting, thing about this is that some of Salem's money is
going into , those Windsor homes, through Canadian bonds being ta tnj coantry In the sections
bought here Awhile Salem has a housing problem other own. If all ,.,,
v. : n m- v . wnere the German vote U strong.
i f W vau 7my coma oc speni m , be. opposition to the League cove
buildmg Salem homes, the housing problem here would be much nAnt u intCnse. although at the
improved. ' , T. v - - ' ' Ume th League' was in embryo the
, '; - ' .' : i , vi " . . German people were desirous of
Mr. Taf tf whose sturdy mentality is tolerably proof against hy- gaining admission.1
steria, made a commendable stand a few days in a speech in 'New Now they figure that in prevent
York against the craze for the deportation of aliens. , 44 No matter inr the League from fully tuncUon-
what a man may do," he declared, ' no matter how horrible the ing' lies-their only opportunity for
crime may be, he should not be punished unless he has had every the restoration or' Germany as an
, chance in the world to defend himself." That is a sound legal priu- armed power. And they have found
ciple which holds good even in the case of aliens. Mr. .Taft refuses! much help la the United States sea
to be thrown into a panic, and says flatly that there is no chance of late
Bolshevism finding a place in America. Mr. Taft is to speak in Sa
lem a week from today. '
The expected has happened rCarranza has been killed. That is
AieXlCO. - , .. - '
Jlorses are yet needed on the farm
to pull ia the tractors when the
latur suit and refuse to budge.
A number . of the candidates for
the presidential nomination will
need a lot of second wind on their
chesta
EXTRA VAGAXCK KTJN RIOT.
' Secretary of War Baker should
live . long In (he remembrance of deserving-
Democrats, for; it develops
campaigns there have been more of laat there ere more eiviUanl em-
the first named than ot the latter, j P"a in the. war otnee the first of
last month than when the armistice I
They have changed the Paris wu 'J.' Baker's estimates for
streeU named in honor of President the uPPrt ot his department this
Wilson back to the original desig-1 the returns for the
nation. He got his enthusiastic re- P"1 dT J Lfberty loan drive.
If the ex-kalser remains in Hoi
land much longer it might be in or
der to suggest' that he change his
name to William Crusoe.
Somebody . could' "make . a - fortune
by going Into business to sell those
moderate-priced goods which deal'
ers say the people do not want.
Over In Honolulu the inmates of
the asylum wlll.net work unless they
are paid for it. Evidently they are
not as crajy as they are supposed
.to be. . ... .- .v.. 'a
ceptlon over there Just In time.
tie asxea for rrve times as many
civilians In Ms department as were
A Canadian physician say the l there under former ad-
miaiairauona.
One of the astounding things
United Status will be extinct in 150
veara. And wn nrMiim that hm
the final mrn m T$ win fJ Present waanington ad
still be, running for the. presidency. "uoa is Us hopeless Inability
FUTURE DATES
Mar S. Saturday BaMbaTL Salem
Eugene Debs, the convict,' has been
nominated for nrealdent hr- th na.
m I. mm. DUfn
tlonal convenUon ot the Socialists, j !r1Jj J "eraoa alga e( Portiaad. la
Don't laugh, he will come as near! . Sunday Baseball. HcKlaa-
Winning as the ticket named at San Mtr tl. Sundar Memorial Saadar.
Francisco. Exchange.
wMnvsvy swasvaasig iai ounaa y i
Mar J. We4aadar Opealaa of
vtrvaicr wiiiinNiii can pal cm.
Mar sa-ai. weaaacoar and Tnureaar
The rumor factory in the Far East VnfSUJ
is running double time to manutac-l1! h.
. - t - .v I ' riam
iuro ucwi tur ius worm seaeraitj.
There would , be more argument
behind the governmental . advice that
we should practice -thrift it congress
wasn't oozing millions out of every
official pore. ' .
A very large part of the output ot
this factory is propaganda against
Japan and Japanese Interests.
Yatarana vtalt Balam
ecneola and addraaa atodanta.
Hay St. Batardar Baaaball. Salam
ie . nomination of Bryan would
certainly put some pep In the com
ing caaipatgn. William makes for
Intensity . and , posltlveness. " - Men
vote-aa enthusiastically against him
as they . do for him. And in three
. l :. .. ,
; Henry L Morris Co. :
' ' , rye Sneciallsts V ' '
202 to 211 Bank ot Commerce
Building, Salem, Oregon
: Phone 2 3 7 for appointment -
The returns from the . Michigan
and Nebraska primaries show that
hlrH Ti. EvftM hlch. Kurana.
May SI. featurday .WUUaaa Boward
Tart spaaaa at armory.
May. Suaday Baseball. Albany
Mar SO. Buadajr Daco ration day.
May SI. Monday Salem storaa to be
Cio4 ia ceiabratlon or Memorial da
JUli 1. Tnaana-r . Hilim fnrtlanil
Senator Johnson was not the choice iserv tee rioa
In Michigan he . auiraayABnuai picnic or I
urt on uuroc jaratiT Hriinwf - inn
rue wooa. iwaen. i ciauon. aim.
Friday Salem ecaoola eloe.
inday BaaabaU, wood-
ct the majority of the people otkJ'ViTa
those two states.
fell far abort.
Hoover, Pershing. Simpson andPoin- dafr miStrhS'Vt
eTSZ off?16? J"'"1- ? r,"n. rmo
against lf,939 for Johnson, - who for blah acnooi rraduatlag daaa at
.i. i. ..... Leslie Methodlat church.
wm mua m a mmomj oi Ja.usi.j jUM n, Friday Blooded Jersey sale
Wood carried 53 counties, whUel 8tt,fiL.5rottBd.B-
T . . , . . . I Joae 11. VTlday Commencement day
m uuuouu carneu ii, mrcfl cuuaura i aaareaa cor sumbau Bcnool of Theology
roin tn Uwd.n TK anIWlJM1l1: Pi "!f Aaaenaay aaii.
" . --r Jin ii wrui
June 11. Sui
burn vs. Salem.
Jane 1. Monday Flay day.
Juae 14 to 17 Officers' aehoola for
Oregon National Guard at Vancouver!
and rort Bteveaa.
Jane IS and tS National a7Pey
toar motorcycle eventa In Salom.
Juno S3, Si and 14 Imperial conclave 1
of Mystle Shrine ta Portland.
. Jan. 13. WtdimJ.ii ImB.ri.1 mm I
The indemnity which Germany! clave et Mrstie Shrine te visit Salem.
nut nay will We nm A Kal. e. M and IS Portland Boee
-- - - - " " ireeuval.
approved by the interested govern-1 June St.' Saturday Letter Carriers
ments. The proportion v going t
France will be 55 per cent and thatlJ P"tora t Willamette naiveralty.
, M , v " I July to SO Annual encampment of
to England IS - per cent. The . ln-lOrea-oa aaUoaal Oaard. Infantry and
terallied debt win tu ,.Mtiail?!a1,' Cam Lewis, artUlery at
; . i rort stereos.- ' ,
twlth the German payments. and the! Jnly i to 14 Salem Chautauqua.
Biaaim ww.wwaajsiw a He at
latter will be made to take care of Uuon T .vi "
them as tar" as" possible. - Tbla ! I BitM,kr. ? - OeUber t Orecoa
The supposedly
great victory for Johnson has shrunk
considerably. Fairness to the people
of Michigan demands that this be
made clear. Indianapolis News.
PAVING OFF. i
"That glorious appearing of the great God
and our Saviour Jesus Christ"
Another Great Sermon Study on
The Second Coming of Christ
By
EVANGELIST A. R. BELL
COME!
Tomorrow Evening 7:30
S. D. A. Church. North Fifth Street and Giinei Arena e
Take North Commercial Car
Bring a Friend
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Man seeks the Job
Job seeks the Man
Army r serves both. M
I d good iWf hr UI
Lawn m trmdm or get m
cbooUng M r
Get mlllitLrj trmltiitig
Be with men from jour
own home Stmt
Bare
cat teyifrifs ol the
Regniat Arsay
lat lmtmmtrr
Camp Lewi, wi
aata lafaafr-r
Cm Iewla. Waah.
STtn Art G A. C
Camp Uewla, Wua.
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I Camp Orant. Illlnla
Sdi aanee Mt4.
I El Faao. Texaa.
lSth ravnlrr
TX. TX A. RusmU Wye.
MORE than one hundred trades arc being ,
taught in the schools of the new demo- t
era tic peace-time Army.
Thousands of men who have Joined are fitting
themselves for bigger jobs, for earning rooro
money. Employers in every State, in almost
every line of business, are looking for men with
this training.
Ask if there's a vacancy. ; . -V? v
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u. s.;army recruiting station
462 BcaU StrreC ' lalesm. Orema.
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