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THE OREGO STATES A1AJI; TUESDAY, JUKE 1, 1020.
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CREDIT WHERE CREDIT 1 DUE
The Statesman wishes to give credit where due, to Oregon's hap
penstance Governor.
He has developed a finesse in his method of decapitating public
ottimaU which should tlace him in a class alone as a Governor who
has refined the methods of the Indians and the Spanish inquisition
in torturing their victims.
- K Henry Schulderaan received tus urst mionnauon iui u to do so. Nothing seems to be go-
to be "fired' from the columns of The Statesman on nuay morn- iag their way Just now.
ing. The morning's mail later brought him the Uoyernor s leuer
informing. him that bis resignation was expected, ana wouia w Tell us what you know about
effect the day before. The letter was carefully mauea suer me e- chickens. Poultry and Pet Stock is
Two Sundays
gether July 4.
will also come to-
It is quIU impossible to tell what
the war made the world safe for.
-The unlcstructed vota wquld be
the whole works at Chicago. Tho
sign is a good one.
A government expert has figured
out that flour is too high. We have
suspected as much for some time.
Back ea3t in many communities
the women have organized to locate
the illicit sale of liquor. Good
eight, bootlegger.
Secretary Daniels and Admiral
Sims 'are still skinning each other
alive. Is there no antivlvlscctlon j
law in the navy? I
who would meddle with foreign af
fairs In a League of Nations.
Who Is to lead them If lit John
ton fails tht-m?
Whst is to become of them if III
tuns up the white flag for the black
and walks the plank, that marvel
ous, mysterious plank now promised
on which all Republicans "Irrecon
eilables," Lodge reservatlonists and
mild reservstlonists can stand and
shout?
And what is to become ot 111, tbe
dauntless, all-defying champion and
last hope of the red-blooded, red
mouthed, red-eyed foes of the League
of Nations snd covenant with desth?
Gadzook! may we not yet see him
meekly crawling Into the knot hole
ot the vice presidential nomination?
Louisvlll? Courier-Journal.
REVELATIONS OF
A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon
1 Wonderfnf Romance of Harried
GARRISON
CHAPTER S
tell yon that he had a very good
pper. that he's feellag fine, that!
to
annoer.
he has gotten hold or some wn
to read, and that yon art not to
think of coming to see him before
Saturday or 'Sunday."
"No. that message lu"t for me."
I said with a voir that saag Its re
lief. "It must be Mrs. Frederick
Graham of Gate atenue. Her Bum
fcr I was turslsg the lenses of
the lural resiater frantically is-
tTo be r.i ;.:
So far there is no movement In
Salem, to advance the cost of hair
cuts to 75 cents yet. There is such
a movement in many towns. But
that is not so high when one comes
lo think of what Samson once paid
for a haircut.
The Methodists In their general
council have adopted resolutions fa
voring uniform laws of marriage
and divorce. These reforms, like
rome others, never seem to get anywhere.
Senator Boise . Penrose says he
will attend the Chicago convention.
And just when the Democrats, too.
bad arranged for him to be too ill
day. Tell us today or tomorrow.
TUB DOLLAR OP TOMORROW.
At a liberal estimate It Is worth
50 cents of its value some years sgo
what will be the value of the dol
lar tomorrow? - Will It be worth once
more a full dollar In' purchasing
power? What is the normal purchas
ing value of a dollar? Without go
ing Into the subject ot gold snd sil
ver standards, whst will be the pur-
chasing power ot a dollar tomorrow?
That depends altogether apon the
number ot dollars in gold that may
be avallablo tomorrow. When one
has a hundred dollars In his pocket
he is apt to purchase- upon thst ba
sis; when he has ten dollars In his
pocket he is apt to purchase upon
mat -oasis, wnen uncle sam has a
hundred dollars In his pocket he
makes his purchases accordingly,
and when he has ten dollars the
same is true. The amount ot gold
In the country determines to a wide
tiiv. trm.5At:K THAT f a M K OVKR
THK TKLKIUIOXK
i
"Oh! Meesls Graham, jou houl4
room qveeeK vj leiepnone. roin
thlng awful happen to Meeater Gra
hamoh. dear! Oh, dear!"
1 sprang from my bed at Katie a
high pitched, trembling voice which
broke off into excited emotional
sobs as I opened the door.
"What do you mean. Katie? What is
it?" I gasped trembling, then with
a thought of Dicky's sick mother In
another room. I put my hand over
tbe girl's mouth, already opened
wide for another burst of audible
sobbing.
-Hush!" 1 said sternly. "Yon
mustn't alarm Mrs. Graham. Dont
say soother word."
1 have no Idea bow I aot down
stairs to the telephone. There Is a
branch 'phone upstairs, but I feared
to use It. If, by any miracle.
Dicky's mother had escaped being
awakened by Katie's loud voice. I
must keep her In Ignorance as long
as possible of whatever terrible
thing awaited me at the telephone.
"Is this Mrs. Graham?" a mascu
line voice asked, after I had taken
up the receiver from the table where
Katie had dropped It. and quavered
a trembling "Hello!"
"Yes," 1 faltered, and recognize-1
even through my terror, the kind ot
voice It was that questioned me. It
was tbe snsve. Impersonally, profes
sional -voice the members of most
hospital staffs acquire In spite of
themselves.
"This Is Pemberton hospital. Mr.
ishes me to give yon a
To Make Your Hair
Look Naturally Curly
The laifsat Terrtbe.
Edward Is five years eld sad live
la Irvlagtoa. One morning he called
early neit door and asked for Mrs.
Blank. "Come light ta. Eddy." said
Mrs. Blaak. "What's on yoar mlaJ
so esrty this morning?"
"Well." began Edward. I came
to see your new rug.
"What a good little boy. to be s
Interested." and taklag him by the
Lhand she led him lata the living
room sad pointed out the oriental
"Well." said Eddie, "well, well!
It dont make me sick to my sumach."
degree the purchasing power ot the
dollar. Just as the amount ot money I Graham
the Individual upon the average poa- message
sesses tend to determine the prices! .
Pall Tli StttunMn In tell It In.k. 41t ili I -" .cuwi.
i o wan iur tuiug-
tne worm wnaiyou anow aDont when Uncle Sam has less money All my life I hsve held rather
poultry and pet stock. Ito pay out the prices of things wllll doBbVog Thomas attitude toward
tne stories toia ty people who nave
come near to death by drowning, and
ot
aeciine, for. every Individual will
is feel the effect: that means that ha I . ' ..,a ....v. Z..
I I aass'w sswes s ssea s swv wvaaas
it
AMERICA FIRST.
ficcs bid dosed for the day, and a statement given to the press, so the salem slogan subject for Thurs-
that the pnblic would know of the massacre ieiore me victim.
This was OlcotVs method of celebrating his triumphial return
from bit airplane trip to Sacramento at government expense.
Like the conauerine heroes of earlier times, who on their, return i
froin a victorious conquest would prepare a spectacle and torture
4t.a nlni;ta Vf thr r1inir!tl9 Stlhipcts. Mr. OleOtt
Ccneral Obregon. who. It
iT. P-ident will Mn hi. labor for les. and have their whole. .TveTpWd in review
.'7"7 J":,'- ----- n ':Zn , tu fn frmn 1,a ' republic of Mexico, says he less to spend, but get more for his herore them wltbln the space of a
and deftly removed a scalp, carefully concealing the fact from the frlni,lhlll n. thm ,TnitM) Loner. Th. nurh..! minute or two. But I shall never
vietim until the said scalp shall have been paraded before the public i- fov lbe ,olUr tom;rTOWu.,rwgb
m au ot lusmeuiuucH : ter it. And upon that rock he will tomorrows will be more thin
, The net result of this rapidfire execution is mat neginning wiinibulld an enduring edifice; It he I today. Baltimore American.
.Friday morning the office wa without an oinciai head ana ceasea ,Uck9 t0 tnat pr0rTam absolutely
to lunciion. uusiness pucu up iyr tuc jcmaiuuci uc nrcn,
will continue to pile up until the new appointee arrives and qualifies
for the TJOSt by filing a bond for S 2d,0W as required by law.
' 'i This is an imrortant office, one of the. state's best revenue pro-
dacers, but the business of the state, and the interests of the pub- J mladed.ot tBis whenever
lie which docs business wun tnat department, ua not coum in com
parison with Mr. Olcott's desire to carry into effect his favorite meth
od of lightning like execution.
c 1 Mr. Schuldermans term of office would automatically have ex
T"1 rrr Vl . . . - fc V commercial aviation Is still
have permitted him to serve the few remaining months and retire r . , .,
wun. me Donor uue a puunc uiiiuiai &ucu t spituuiu icwiu iui
I efficienev.
Or, eliminating any. rights of a faithful public servant who has the paai,
performed a duty and done it well, saving the people thousands of ... . .
dollars in expenses, ana minions i m eliminating qucsiionaDie cor
porations and the sale of worthless stocks and bonds such as are
being constantly floated on unsuspecting innocent purchasers in our
. neighboraig state of , Washington he might have at least protected
the interests of the public to the extent of decently giving Mr. Schul-
derman a few days notice of removal, in which. to. prepare. to turn
Slowly but surely the women are
appropriating the work that ought
to be done by tbe men. ; We are re-
we see two
women rush together on Broadway
and begin to kiss. Los Angeles
Times.
sgaln doubt say such statement, 80
matter bow exaggerated
In the few seconds thst Inter
vened before I could catch my breath
sufficiently to answer the Interne
for such I judged to be the position
of the man at the other end of the
telephone there flashed through
my mind with cinema-like swiftness
and fidelity to minute details num
berless episodes ot the checkered
with els toot lr Wfo
h th hair a4 rm will
tiful rurim mm4 wsvre mm rM )
for. Thy will b mrtrxUr tfsl le
mpumrmr.rt- mtt will lt torn
In or wliMlr wih. To
fwll ff-t is rev tit wlthia lhrt
hours Hullr-
A tmw oBcea of lm4 iliwrle
which, of cowr. tmm h h4 st sr
drag toro will last fe whs. II
im suit roaomlral t umm. It mim
mmtvrm mm mit rllt tri.
th hair m. olihtrl s-Ioml Whow tfc
hair ta taM out It wiu h mm tXmltr
mm thowch It had Jat orw haapwa.
Hair Brovm ca Ibid Heal
kfw n mmr kaM. a Stow Vw
.,! it niiiwu fcrxoa,
hroia C WW mt i W to am
Sm4 aa nl mm4 mtm taawaM ha !
V ja tm at Irai U. m mm,
i.tt.. r. mw V. at. v. i
Graduation
Presents
At do other time la tt life
of a lur or loeag Wai ts a
ssbstaatlal g.fl so appropriate,
sad no occasion merits a token
of spprovsl sad earvsrsge
meat more.
Th proad day ot gradual,
for a Roy offers a satiable tlse
for the girt of a Watch or a
Fob or Chain or Iliag,
For a young Woman, a XHa
moad Is most sppreciattd. bst
whatever the araoaal yea can
-afford to lavest. some seWctio
from our Jewelry stock wd
please best sad csrry the most
eadartag rraembraace.
GARDNER & KEENE
fU lew's HomA lXetUble Jewelers
sus4 OptktaM
I
BIT THE BUXI that's different,
lust cloee your eyes and try to !aa
lae that yon are com palled to grepe
yoar way through life In darks
that yea are barred forever freas
lag the flowers, the blae sky and the
bear tie of natare. Jest Imagine that
yon will never again tew th faces f
thos yon love. It Is terriile
tboagkt. bat maar. many persoaa are
either totally bliad or ere livtag la
semt-dsrkaeee simply because they
neglected their ties.
HENRY L MORRIS ?
dpvowsetrtat
A resident ot Pennsylvania bear
ing the good old Stuttgart name of
Straussberger, was the heaviest con
tributor to the i Johnson campaign I motional life my husband and I had
, ' . . I experienced together.
- I r . .
i u. . . . . I wuriousiy eaougn mere were no
He chipped In 127.000 In cash U hennv remembrances. As If th eon.
help his stalwau. American friend I sclourness of Dicky's peril dulled my
towsrd.the presidency. I perceptions until regret and remorse
The California millionaire, paid ZXl
all the expense .of the primary la I in which mv eonseienc toM ma t
on railroads and tie-ups of trstflclthls state, bat sent less than $10,000 might have been more tolerant, more
because ot strikes wiJl be things of I for the Johnaon ramnaim in thai oblivious of my own feelings.
unless, the .aviatora strike, east. That was largely looked after I K?. waAlht. W" ''J
uc.ri .UUU(.ua. v.. .u.v. iut in oiriaustmn. i.jc iioioran-i mtmi.. in i.uh
a S a aa -a a IV
meisters. the Wtthawlskls. tbe Nord
iDlek' careless.
I had aaswered
tentative overture
extent to which the high-water mark
is exceeded will depend entirely on
oyer w oxuee 10 ma buccwur, u tuv - thlps. The tourist famine ended
are preparcu ior mt? uaponaut jwit uc as iu ut vuu
Have gone smoothly on handling the 'business' of the public without
interruption. But that would have prevented the happenstance cx
ccutjve and executioner from performing his grandstand play and
administering the torture which so delights his shrunken soul.
' ' - - A d titntnet oii!nrt Olnntt'o trmilil liner if tli irth nnil triflkilicr
The nresent Tear la likelv to break I skinovitchea and other eminent Am. I a few hours before when he had tel
all records In European travel. The erlcan patriotaLos Angeles Times. ."T.. E DK 1 1 n "
w a s u sen
If 1 had only answered him kind
ly then! I could hear his offended:
Well. If that's tbe way yoo feel
THE KALOOX HTUIKK.
The Paris saloons went on s strlkelabout.lt. good night. as If his voice
with the close ot the war.
CAN SVCH THINGS BE 7
and dosed their doors from 4 to
o ciock eaen , afternoon in remon
strance against the Increased tax on
brandy and distilled liquors. To
fasten fresh burdens upon the ar
dent spirits of the Parisisns seemed
to csll for unusual action and tbe
t
BITS FOR BREAKFAST l r2BJ
,
Is Hiram preparing to hedge?
It 1 in W1UI iirinii nt fa m.
... . - .. .. ..-- -- . mm . J. . . t I " mmmwmmmmm.mgmm. WW . . V
a political football ot this important Dusmess onice, a. r. ueonarai.t nortl. nriona tn Hn .tmt
examiner for the department, announced his intention of resigning lnI r0r "harmonv" excent take thel10011 lrle the result
as soon as there is a head to receive the document. I nomination for Tie nrsidenrL nl I" this country the saloons went
The governor's method of scalping while the victim peacefully eTen eays tnat Be OM neTer exDress-l011 trik protest against th
biceps n not new in OlS career. , - , ; i ed flBMrillfln ta Iim nf NiMom f'SnlwnlB iinenaraeni.
Shortly after Ole'ottV elevation to the Governor's chair through lDtlt onjy td iiT. Hoover's English
tho sudden death of the people's choice, he felt the necessity of re-1 league.
waramg Viit i. nirK,oaiem writer tor xne i omana uournai, ior nisi This Is news to all of us who have
spienuia woris in misrepresemiug, auusing auu snusuig muu si uuy watched Hiram's 'course the past
crnor7AVithycombe until the latter, had . been dogged to his grave. Ter. It will be dazing news to the
Upon his demand the- state industrial accident commission quietly bitter-enders and last-ditchers and
fired its claim, agent and gave Kir, the job, where he became an blaek-handers throuchont the eonn
understudy for the office of commissioner, for which Olcott was! try whom HI has rallied to his skull
grooming mm. as aucn unaerstuay ne uwamc iue mouinpiece 01 1 and-croes-bones banner against all
the fJovernor and also of the commission, Commissioners licckwithi
and Allen being consistently ignored.
f ' When Olcott felt his student was. prepared, he hied himself to
his executive office one Sunday afternoon, sharpened his axe, and
wrote letters to Commissioner Allen and Beekwith notifying them
that their heads had been thrown into the discard and that thev
I were no longer commissioners. Late that Sunday evening he called
4)ir. :i-.niijt uu iuc piiuuc tuu juiuriiifu iuu wiai lie iiau ueen
removed, aftd that he would receive the notification letter next morn
ing. Wilford Allen's firsf notification came when rcadincr his morn-
ling paper at breakfast next morning.
! Other instances might be mentioned m which the intended victim
received an advance tip that something was going to drop and that
he was expected to occupy the spot where the weight would land,
foiling the little scheme with a hasty resignation.
Hut what is the use? Hasn't cur happenstance governor won the
title of '.'the flying governor"! And isn't spved the only thing for
which ho has been able to win a reputation since he became a hap
penstance!. .
had Just finished speaking. To
think that perhaps the last words I
should ever hear my husband spesk
were those! Like most women at
sncb times I had no room in my soul
ior optimism. aospitai message
meant probata death.
Clutching at Straws.
"Are you there. Mrs. Graham?
A touch of nrotessloaal concern In
the voice now. I realised that the
interne thought I might have faint
ed.
Oh. ytm. What is it? What has
V
GOOD. WISHES AND GOOD LUCK
If
(' ' t H"l. 4". a - 1 . " .. " -
uie JMaiesraan conratnlates Sam Kosrr on Ins elevation tn the
position of Secretan of State in fact. He has long performed the
mT 9 . dia rij mJ ..S.A A ... .
r sr . position without the honor or remuneration
"4r n siaied, although not very Iondly, that be is going to be
a re.nl Secretary of Stale, not a dummy for the Governor. Wc hope
it r is as such he will have general support. His past associations
Juive i ken bad. Appointed Insurance; Commissioner by Governor
Vest,. he has for nine years been ehief deputy, under Olcott, besides
..4...n,j4 acverai poimcai campaigns for him.
; mu tie via, i ne state service before the West-Olrutt crowd
... ..r uie i.onzon. an.f perhaps can come back and he a real Re
paWiean. V c hope he docs. It will have to be one or the other. .
FUTURE DATES
June 1. Tueadar Salera-Portl&nd lr
servica begins.
juna 3. Thumdar Speech by Colvln
Brows at Grand theatra.
Juna S; 4, and I Salem Tennis
lunrnament.
Juna 4. Frldar Concert of fcleh
acnoof muaic department at high
School auditorium.
Juna 4. Friday RasebalL SaUrn hlrh
vs. McVlnnvtlls blarh. MeatinaTtlla.
j una a. baturday Annual pnle of
"rrnna uoroc jersey jureeaera aaao
elation. Salem.
Juna S. Sundar Bacatanrat flnft.
day for Kimball School of Theology st
r irm aieuioami caarcn.
Jan S. Sunday Brcalaaret sermon
for hlrh school . a-raduatinr rlaaa I
Lestis Methodist chureh.
Jane S to 11 UUs Ci. A. R. ncsnip-
ment at : Astoria. I prosperity, or there will be the merri-
atJ8t7t.,V.?rj;?i-,ew row ever staged In the windy
Juaa 11. Kr Ida v rnmiinm. i dv I city; wuicU is saying a rood deal
or i or iviraoau ecnooi or Tneoiogy
at t:J0 , tn. in Aemby ball.
Juna 11, Friday Salem schools elos.
June is. Sunday Baseball. Wood
oum ts. saiem.
It would be amusing
S
It It were not pitiful
a V "a
The attempt of President Wilson
to control the Democratic party.
- a.
A week from tod a. the Republican
hosts will be at Chicago
S a
They will say some things and do
some things that will stick out snd
mean something', or such men as
William Allen White snd his kind
will know the reason why.
It will be no platform of platitudes
snd political piffle and puking poppy
cock and pusillanimous and pussy
footing piffle t
If tbe red blooded delegates hare
their way.
V
It will be a platform worthy of the
party of progress and protection and
V.S)
Tbe American people are tired ot
pewee politics and pigheaded oolt-
liclans, and they are going , to be
Jill li to llffVV'aVhool. for heard '"m. or something will pop.
Oregon National Guard at Vancouver
aai Fort Stevens.
Juna It snd IS Rational btoct
utoei piiMTrrci events in saiem.
W
Merchants report quite a rush for
mue serge this summer by women
xr motorrycm events In Balefn. I V Z .J. ..r- .7 7 . ' 2 .
June 2J and M Imperial eoBcUvejw,,0 n e"Ia their suits ready for
of Mystic Shrine' In Portland.
Jnne 2S. Wednesday Imperial eon
clave of SlrsUe Bhrtne to visit Salem
ju Z4. Za and 34 Portland Rosa
leauvai. " - (.--,.
June :. salurdar Letter (rrW,
convention In Salem.
- July S ta 24 Rummer school for ru
ral pastora at .Willamette vnlversity.
July S to 0 Annual encampment f
Oregon nations! Guard. Infantry snd
enainwB st Cam Lew la. artillery at
Kort Stevens.
Jul? IS tn ! I Klm r-V.,.l.
Jy 22. S3 and J I Stats Elba con
vention In Silem.
' tats'TIlT11 " ctor -rao.
me voting tais fall. Corsagee of
American Oeauty roses will alM.be
mm V, U.
"jj."". S "nsSy
Horses hav. BamM and why ntt
solos? llow does "llenrylia" strike
you?"1 , " ' i
-
Lord Roherl reel! says the Irish
Question Is a domestic problem, but
he does not belittle It by the desig
nation. Over here we re having all
Mrta of trouble wiih our domestl!
problems. ..
Mr. Frederick Graham wlshea me
give you a message." the impersonal
voico re pea tea smootniy. "He says
a A-
iu ten you ne ate a very good sup
per
I clutched at the straw ot the tin
familiar name. "Slop!" I said et
cltedly. "I'm not XIrs. Frederick
Graham, but Mrs. Richard Graham.
l don t think your message is for
me.
tor through my stunned brain
waa creeping the recollection of my
search through the loesl telenhone
register a few Cays before for
tradesman's number. While doing
so I hsd Idly remarked that there
was another Graham besides my own
name la tne Marvin register. Wba
nax that given name been "Fred
ertck." les. I was quite sure that
was tne name.
"Let me hav the mesaag
piease." I said qultly. I must be
very sure that it didn't mean Dicky
weiore i aia anytblus ela-.
"Mr. Frederick Crham wishea me
i
LADD&BU5H, BANKERS
lUUbllahed im
Qtmtrti EavnUnf Baalassji
Offk Hours from 10. a. m. to 3 p.
5
m m ml.
WSNTED
AT O N C E
50 EXTRA Sales-
peole for all Departments
Apply Marnier
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
Hires
Household Extract
contains the actual j a ices of
roots, barks, herbs and
berries. It makes mothntr
as pure as It Is
sparkling and
delicioQS,
tmt4- m rm4m !s I
yee ( thf
eWMMMensjsJsf KafsjplwL
THZ CMAR1I3 t Kmrj COStf AJfT
NEW SERVICE
TO YOU
Property Owners Attention
If you want to knjnv alut any property you mt aJtcrtUcJ in
the Spokaw, FortUnd or Seattle aprr. or amy onntry paper
in Oregon or Waliinjrtoti, by the PACIFIC AQKSCY , Zee ,
1 have su!5critcl for the - . .
PACIFIC AGENCY SERVICE' '
Ami have full particulars of all proprrtin haifUetl ly them,
rrganllrw of where they are locatM.
If you want to sell or trade. vmir prr.jM-rty with tn an4 we
rill place your listm in all (fires bavin; the 1'arific Armey
Service, which means that ymir. property iit reeeive the mm
bined publicity and selling forw of the principal emitinitie
of the Northwest. Our litin; rrarbn I.iiihsi) pop in the
Northwei.
W are ctruive reprr-entaiire, .,f th srrvire in Sj!rW, trr.
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