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THE OKEGOX STATKSMAN; SALEM,' OREGON' Statesman Issued Daily Except Monday by THE STATESMAN PIBLISHIXCJ COSIPAXY 215 S. Commercial St.. Salem, Oregon . . MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PitESS i The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi ,... 0 tu news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited cal.. I (Via 1ru.nl nawe mihllahArl haraln a tfllS Papgr " - r r. J. Hendricks. Stephen A. Stone Ralph Glover... Frank JaasosKi , . .Manager Managing Editor , . .Cashier a visionary and wholly impractical ideal ; that the natioti which and Patriotic toward the state as come the nearest to realizing it iu the national life is the great- Xlrol the ilonI est and happiest; and that it is the law Iy which He intends accept that only such appropria tion and nations ultimately to be ruled. tlons will be made are abo . , e lutely needed, and only auch in-w- r ' i creases in official compensation , ve meet success in our excursions into science only when wm mad as are desired by we" work iu harmony with God's laws and not against them, the severallocalitle. Interested. No scientist would think of defying or ignoring the natural I do not believe that an In laws established by the Creator. He recognizes that failure, if crease of resources always leads not disaster and destruction, would result. How long will it be I to extravagance. I do not be hefnre niPti 1 .rt Ut o... ; ...,.. r c.A mnrl nA mnr. lieve. however, that an increase of 1 I it . , . . I resources, nimuiiij iuiuuid iu- ltual laws? Would you reach real-success and find true happi- j direct aaenciea. encourages and uess! Learn the moral and the spiritual laws of God and obey! makes possioie Improvement and MiRir Tnl. TY.nl I tllPIII Still KIII'CPM anil tiinnmma Mint- n vnur Ufa n naturally I DrOfcTeBS and the invitation Of BUb . . 1 . 1 ImmlmMAn wltn ..AnafW or fi- and I .... v orirrcuiv )t mill, it i tmt: 12 for six months: BO cental A eovernuieut which stimulate, ami fiifpmiratrp education I do not know of a state in the a month. For three months or more, paid in advance, at rate of and righteousness among its people, which administers justice I unlon. or J" "LtT ot lhat InrlU" II 1 1 ... . . . .. . i 1 (DIB liuu vivavu. rTTiLT STATESMAN, served by carrier la Salem and suburbs. 15 as lhe brilliant light of the incandescent lamp comes from the ""nt increasV of capital for cents a week, 60 cents a month. . observance of the laws of electricity. I nancing various Industries. an 1 5 year. impartially, to all classes of its citizens, and which applies th i ; v in a arreii emDire wunin us (TI;me int a,Uyearrtony one paying a year iT advan To The ok UuV " " to the small and bord;. "wuh possibilities of .oil. D iir Statesman ) weak as well as to the great and powerful, is built upon a foun- climate and natural productive SUNDAY STATESMAN. U a year; 50 cent, for six months; 25 cent, dation which revolution within cannot shake and which no nJhiSi for three month.. power from without can ever successfully assail. Sliding rotl 'and timber.: with STATESMAN. Issued in two six-page sections. Tuesdays ,Ti " acenerr. sportlnc and pleasure op- and Fridays. $1 a year (If not paid in advance, $1.25); 50 cent. . for six month.; 25 cent, for three month.. : . TELEPHONES: Business Office, 23. . Circulation Department, 583. Job Department, 583. Why not ratify tat Ten Coa- iaandn:ents without any icreiva- iions? Entered at the Postoffice In Salem, Oregon, as second class matter. e: THE GOLDEN EULE (CoDvriehted by the Ban Jose Mercury) It will be generally agreed that the so-called Sermon oln the A California micUter recently remarked that most people exer cise fairly good common sense in everything except . religlan and i matrimony. No.au bet lie didn't ray that in the presence of, his wife! He's s'ngle.i 1 laid four years ago. The poli ticians md orators should forget that there are both men and wo men to be reckoned with at the poll, ana should devote their per suasive arts to the . voters aa voters. The best compliment a candidate can par to a woman is to appeal to her a. a citizen and a patriot. nortunitie. unrivalled and in reach of all. it la a sad commen tary on progress that such a state can yet boast ot less than 800,- 000 inhabitants. I think it is time for Oregon ians to jar loose and get a move on themselves. FRANK DAVEY. August 28. mo. COULDXT EXJOY IT. I DANDERINE" -Arkan- 1 BITS FOR BREAKFAST re rtlA mnnthlv t a In . . , . .l- r . t. .t. 1 T.l. -I rU. I ilouni, eontaineu in iae aiu, uiu auu nu vuair i immigration, which will soon be jg an enunciation of the highest code of morals ever given to ine at the rate of i ooo.OOO imml- world. Yet those opposed to Christianity, even many who pro- grant, a year, .how. that Amerl- fess to be Christiana, maintain that wnue xne principles iaiu Ca. unpopularity in Europe is down in that famous declaration of Jesus are beautiful, high and confined to the. classes that pre- IdeaL tnev are wuouy visionary anu impraciicai, muvc ier or have to stay at home. ently they make no allowance wnatever ior xne universal j;uar- actermics ot numan nature. I tr one looks noon nhrsical The command that "AH things whatsoever ye would that death as a temporary cessation of men should do to you do ye even so to them," eommonly re- consciousness it is natural enough ferred to as the "Golden Rule" has been especially singled out to doubt whether- there is a. life for attack. These critics declare that this might be a rule of after detth. if men ever lean, conduct among angels, or among men when humanity has that life, from its very natnre. reached the milieniunvbut among the real men of today! who must be indestructible and there- ' live in a social envirpnment where every man is obliged to look j f0re continuous the dread of death I a-uil. s out for himself, jit is absolutely impossible of application and I will be abolished. Loa Angeles hence visionarj'.r H " " But it is not so impractical as it might seem to some, j Men j are coming much nearer than formerly to applying it in daily conduct of their lives, even in the solution oi their nusmess ana writes entertainingly about Amer industrial problems.. The first step toward living , the Golden lean ways tells of being intro Rule is to get the "other fellow V viewpoint, to mentally put duced to the governor of a state ourselves in his place. Having done this, the sense of justice -while he was sitting at a drug innate in every man makes a powerful appeal for the application store table eating vanilla ice of this rule to the particular case. i cream." That is the American The eulijrhtened and successiul employer ot this aay uoesiway. all right though our gov- not regard his employes as mere cattle whose needs and interests lernors do not always exemplify j mands the Wilson brand or noth- , are no concern Of his, but he strives to get his employe a; view- u and though one must suspect point and to .understand his needs and the reason and basis lor that the ice cream was served in hi feelings and demands. Having done this the honest-hearted one or those numerous comblna- employer desires to satisfy just and proper demands-such as he tions known as sundae. . himself mieht justly-make were he in hb employe's place. On ' i . ; the other hand the honest employe of the better class strives to now womex will VOTE. cet his employer's viewpoint and to understand bis problems and troubles, and when he does this his sense of justice makes I The possible effect of. the full Some folks don't believe in hav Ing a treasure in heaven, because j StOpS Half Coming Olit; they don't think they'll have chance to spend Jt tnere. saw Thomas Cot. Doubles Its Beauty. I Times. An English journalist who Thank, for the rain. w w w But more thank, for the sun shine that ought to follow quick ly. The truth does not bother Cox The air is cleared, any way. Harding is not for the Wilson League of Nation, without reser vations. Hut he is tor a league of . the nation, of the world to guarantee International Justice and give the world peace, and he promise, to call in the leading men of all parties to work out the program. That is a thousand times better than the Cox attitude, which de- A few cent, buys "Danderine. After an application of- "Dander- ine"-you can .not find a fallen hair or any' dandruff. - besides every hair .hows new life, vigor. brightness, more color and thick nesa. mr : tfv Record Supremacy What Record Buyers Have Discovered That we cany the bif geit stock of records in the city, If it's a popular song we hare it If it's the latest dance we hare it If it's a new McCormack record we hare it If it's a new singer we hare it Monday. September 6 will be popular song week. Come in and let us play one for you. If you hare no talking machine you will be just as welcome. Special Sale of Piano-PIayer Rolls In order to reduce our stock of Piano Player Rolls we are offer ing 20 Off . on all U. S., UniTtrja, Mniicnote and Tontrtcord IoIIi. r 1 . !!. I J " the same strong appeal to him to serve his employer as he would j grant of suffrage to women upon wish his employer to serve him were their positions reversed. I the presidential election will be ,V Many bitter industrial controversies have been avoided or closely studied from . the view settled by both sides recognizing the Golden Rule as the correct point of the several partIes."The standard to ttovern the relations between capital and labor ; and most reasonable generalization all might be avoided in the same way. Industrial peace and jus- that can be offered Is that the throw airay. t ice will not come by the selfish domination ot labor any more new, women voters win divide as than by the Rame kind of domination by employers. It can come men divide; in short, there will onlv br each honestly stnvinz to live the uoiucn nuie. no -woman vote" any more than there will be a "man vote. Ing which would result in noth ing. W All the Democrats and all the voters -who have no party or be long to the shrimp parties will have to yote for George E. Cham berlain and over 50,000 Repub licans . besides If he is elected this year. "w Quite a number more than 50.000 Republicans, tor there are a good many disgruntled Dmo crat. In Oregon, and the peewee parties will have come votes tol Mil ' twin i 'nni i i i tww !' a i muaiiii 1 mmmLwmmmmj i VROL B If any men in this age are coming to see. that enlightened , in. some states like New York s There are three opinion, as to how far the Polish armies should go In the walloping of the Bol shevist butcher, and botchers and bull-necked bullet-heads. Eng- Wjinrl nat'inns to strive al- end Connecticut ther am nrfi- Mnd says, only to the ethnologi- OCll-lUKIlSt UIVUIU w i. I' v . - -v , I - - " I . ways 10 mane practical appucauuu i Ka- vuui.u ,u.c iu m cuuea states says, into Russia, but only Of Conduct. Hi very man wno wrongs anoiner uas inereoy.cuui- omn aenaie wno were con?plcu- to serve the ends of military airamst himself: and sometime, some- ous anti-suff racists. Senators I strategy. But France virtuallv where, he will gather in the harvest which such wrong and m- pVads worth and Brandegee may fys 80 fMT ou 1,k onl Justice have sown in his own life, i Aa with individuals, so with possibly be marked for defeat by " ,Se.l"ld Yet tbV f utuVe tike nations. mDr or women wha care of the resulla. In other Not only in the scriptures, but directly to their hearts to-j would not be human if they did words, a thoroughly licked bunch day the loving voice 01 Uou is caning men everywiiere to injfurr, uui k io punisn at the poll. ut owin wm w nww w holier, more just standards of living and doing. If they do not. antagonists of such obstructive KilxfXT hear and heed, then His. law of sacrifice, of retribution, will talents. But the election tot the Vm L nlSt. if X -I if ... .. X .- n . i . . ' force them to recognize that might is not right, and that per- pi esident is not likely to be turned casts hi. vote with the French manent tranquility and happiness can come to men or nations either way by a preponderant tex view. and. with his consent, the only if they V do justice,. love, mercy, and walk humbly with preference. The women voters Pol5? mr0'r to tnhuria. their God." . ' mr Prerer Mr. Harding will V . ; t or generations tne,ruung classes oi iuissi cxpioiieu auu muuencea almost precisely as 1 In the meantime. Siberia U ODDressed the masses of that great country. They-thus sowed the men will be who prefer him: seething, it is all off with Bol- the wind and of late they and the nation have been reaping the they win be Republicans for no I hevlsm. In a thousand places, and ... . - ... .. .. . i' i . .i. : jr : i . e a.. I . . ' . . .. . . I thn some - , . - -. . tv 1 v. n . . mm n.n nnn ninn 1 u t 1 1 o ruii ruu 1 1 1 r .11 iiiir. m nmr r.B . . 1 . - W rlllrlWinu. ' W luai iguuiauvc " v. v. v. .vou., - ...v .v.vu tuu lueir men IOIKS . injustice of the rulers of Russia has seized the reins of power jare Republicans The " white there, what .more natural than that it should resort to excesses women la the south will be Dem and wholesale acts of cmeity ana nrutaiiiy too norriDie to re-iccrats. we may be sure. The ma latet Such are the: fruits of retaliation. .The innocent have jority' of the women of Vermont suffered with the euilty: and it seems almost as u love, justice I will not upset the comical tr and all the finer sensibilities of the mass of the Russian peoplejdlUon. of p year, by turning have beeri" destroyed lorever. i tut not so. l he groans ana the state to Cox. sbrieks oi tne mnraereu, anu me cries oi me suuenug uu cornea voted tor president in starvinff are saying to the Russian people and to all the people of many states in 1S16. Because Mr the earth. "God is not mocked; whatsoever men sow that shall j Wilson unexpectedly carried Re- they also reap, ins commanus iiiuhi iht uucyru ; migiu is 1101 1 -uui uia. n was wiaeiy right, but whatsoever we would that men should do to you, dobeMevcd that the California ye even so to them. , l women -were responsible for th? ! It is to le hoped, too, that as the German people toil audi outcome. But other evidence in- sacrifice to repair some of the damage which their self ishness I dicates that the belief was un ' la al 2- ' It t- a al:- 11:1 aa aa waa m 4 . ana injustice wrougni, xney, as wen as ine rest oi tne worm, vtumen voiea in ..e- may learn from their experience that God does not intend the! publican Illinois, yet Mr. Hughes Golden Rule to be utterly driven from the earth: that it is not j carried the state by a ery large uajority. -1 ID EDITORIALS OF THE PEOPLE .B afey . Grsied Toer! eg A W01 Drawn a Century Ago ' differs greatly from the modern Will. ; Then the fnrpoe wax merely to distribute, the inrrty. Hut tb bwHlaeaa mn vt today seeks to avwra a hteadjr Income for the members of his family long after he has gone. Ti arrompllKh tUK, be appolntu a Itaak mm Kxeev tor or Tmtee; m eorrrale entity which neverdies. trareU or fall 111; and which makes a specialty of handling Estates. , s , . , : . v " . Talk this over confidentially with oar. Officers. Capital National Bank TRUST DEPARTMENT SALEM :: OREGON Mr. lavey Ipllca Editor Statesman :This 1 morn ing. Statesman Von tains a clip ping from the Oregon City Enter prise criticizing my attitude for a system of indirect, taxation to re lieve property or its tax burdens. In that criticism the Enterprise brings in a matter that Is entire ly separate and distinct from the policy I have suggested. My Idea Is to distribute the tax burdens more equitable by raising a good portion ot the necessary revenue from sources, which yield no di rect property taxes: sources wherein the revenue la paid so in directly as not to be serionsty felt or recognized by; those who pay to me from a desire or purpose to Increase the amount ot money to be raised, or from any desire or purpose to encourage or make possible extravagance of appro priation, and expenditures. I am assuming that legislators person ally and collectively are honest Aazatt si. Tar Fir.t aoai pir- J and wish to nerve the state falth- I don't like tointi paper influence of women did not vote la Republican New Hampshire, yet Mr. Wilson carried the state. The only reasonable induction la that the sex of the voters had nothing to do with the result, in 1 . V. 1 n . . . tuc mr tiepuDiican stales re ferred, to. The Issue of the League of Na tions will have no more effect In ptomoting political divisions on sex lines than the Democratic slo gan. ."II kept ns out of war. The Car you hear xo much about ETerythiiig dejircrl in an AutomobncGraccful lines Genuine leather nphol-. v i ' -. stering Eaiy riding Economical in upkeep, and Performance all lhat could be desired. v . t f '. Our senrice will pleasjs the most exacting. Wc hare Jor immediate deirrery a few of this popular modeL . FtTtTlK DATJS. li f T. C Btrtaka, 7.5 XarU Capilol . Sl'kr 4. S. aa4 Btata rara- ! t ArttMS dgr. t-mrm. .. SrarifT . Me4aT Balkan: Sal Hfrngymmm Hsr4var Umm ( Part- i. I S.prnKr 13. Ma4av Mertimg af -! M .. af Salma CoaaaMrcial eiaa. - - ...aW ITO. A. R. CVattilatiaa : av. a airWiar. ' - fear 17. la OrtaWr 2 Orrgaa fair. . fvplfiabrr 3. TaarWar Svpteaaacr a aaamitl nt urmbw x Tudj Efeettoa iay. of the strength and the bnlerprise auame that Ihe three men chosen by Its party to represent Its conn ty In the lower hoqse and the one distinguiished official rhosen to represent it in the senate are liable to ioin la a treasury-looting waste of money, ant I know that the men to represent Marion county will not Join in It: then I am willing to admit that the dele gation, la the legislature from other counties are just as honest 'Sale mm Aitomobile Gompaey F. G. DELANO Distributors Cherrolct and Scripps-Bootb Cars and Republic Tires A, L E0FF il': V j n 5 '
