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HKNRV N. KOWI.EH Anoriate Editor
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MONDAY. JANUARY 29, 1917
SALEM'S NAME. .
Salem, Oregon, has asked Salem
Massachusetts to change its name.
The request, which is more than av-
. eragely nervy for Salem, whose rep
utation for avariciousness has 'been
state-wide and now seemingly seeks
national recognition, has called forth
stern rebuke from dignified organs
of the east.
Among them is the Christian
Science Monitor, of Boston, a full
column of whose editorial page is
devoted to the scandal. Somehow,
the humor of the incident seems not
to have percolated into the refined
perceptions of the intelligent Back
Bay editor.
Says the Monitor, in part:
"The west of the United States,
sometimes called wild and woolly,
is still young, in places, and dis
posed to vanity and adventure. Hav
ing had less experience than the
south or the east, it is often more
impulsive and rash, rushing into
places where its elders would,- per
haps, not dare to trerfd. Fearless
and free, untrammeled by tradition
or convention, it romps o'er its
boundless prairies and plains, its hills
and mountains, and is restrained by
little consideration for those parts
of a common country which it thinks
effete. -
"There is Salem, Ore., - for exam
ple, which had no place on the map
until the middle of the Nineteenth
Century, actually questioning the
right of Salem, Mass., which dates
hack to 1626, to a place in the sun!
Salem,, Ore., that is, with utter dis
regard to the facts of history, full
to the brim, as it constantly is, of
the present and the future, has the
temerity and the audacity to ask
Salenr., Mass., which has a past to
be proud of, if it will not kindly
take steps to change its name, so
that' there may be no rival Salem in
the field! ' 'Your town being of the
same name,' writes Manager Ivan G.
McDaniel, of the Salem, (Ore.) Com
mercial Club, to Mayor Benson, of
Salem, : (Mass., 'it naturally draws
from us, and . . . . we think
it would be a good thing if you would
kindly take it up with your citizens
and change the name of your town.'
"'When your little community,'
replies the mayor - of Salem, Mass.,
with a calmness no less remarkable
than admirable, considering . his
temptation, 'reaches a population of
60,000 or more and a valuation that
will place you in the same class as
our small cities of tbe east; In short,
when your city has reached the size
that your manager's nerve and con
fidence have already reached, we will
advlvse you then to change the name
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Photoi by American Press Aasoclatloa.
There have been frequent reports recent
ly of uneaalneaa In Switzerland reeardlnc
possible violation of the country's neutral
ity, and It was announced officially a few
days aso that parts of the Swiss army not
yet with the colors would be mobilized.
Italy, according to official dlspqtches, has
been strengthenlns her defenses on the
Swiss border. President Schulthess of
Switzerland said recently that the Swiss
people would never allow a foreign army
to Invade their soil. '.' . ' '
The commander lri elifrf of the 8wlss ar
my, General Wllle, said the army was pre
pared to defend Swiss 'neutrality, at all
coats. ,
London reports say that Swiss newsps
pera sssert masses of German troops are
concentrated near Basel. ..The Swiss gen
era! staff is convinced that an Invasion of
Switzerland Is contemplated with, a view
to freeing Alsace from, .the Froncb Invad
er, says one account. The French hsve
held a uarrow strip of Alsace sines the
early days of the war. The Swiss army
has a total war strength of K2.000 well
trained men. The Swiss system of onlver
sul service has been urged on the United
States.
Pictures show General Wills, a body of
Swiss Infantrymen and a map of the rela
tionship of Switzerland to the warring
powers, also the Utile strip of Alsace beM
by the Trench.
of your city, for there might be some
confusion in having the same name.
and you would not ask tbe venerable
mother of all the Salems In the coun
try to change her name at the be
hest of even . an enterprising and
hUBtllng namesake.'
"This is dignified, as well as ap
pealing, and Salem, Ore., should re
alize from Its tone that it there is
going to be any . changing of the
name of Salem, It will have to set
the example."
Yes, it was a little forward in
Manager McDaniel, to say the least.
Why not have Rome, N. Y., petition
Rome,, Italy, to oblige by changing
its name? Or Portland, Oregon, use
its persuasivev powers upon that oth
er Portland of New England? Or
Indeed, would not this be an oppor-
DARCY NOT SUCCESS
AS VAUDEjyiLLE STAR
Australian Slugger 'Draws t Hklmpy
Houses Appearing a.:utrt,uv .
tainer on the- Htafte.
H.'C. Hamilton ;
(By United Press to The Dally 'Bulletin)
NEW YORK, Jan., 2 9. Los Darcy,
king of the Antipodean, sluggers
found the American public far away
from the idea of clogging up theatre
seats just to see him waltz a .few
rounds with Freddie Oilmore and
demonstrate the punches, he used to
win his way to Australian fame.
His Junket through eastern Cities
lias been one of the most dismal
tune time for New England itself flivvers history ever has been- calli-d
to seek revision of the title of old 'upon tochronlcle.
England?
Anyway, we have a. sneaky sus
picion, bred of some experience, that
the Salem manager "started some
thing" with a view to getting atten
tion and national publicity for bis
community. And he Is succeeding.
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,, HOURS 8:80 A. M. to 8:80 P. M. Sundays, 9:00 to 5:00.
wag at signals and shoot and the
smell of powder no sir, not talcum
powder will pervade the air about
the Chevy Chase suburbs of the capl
tal again next spring. The encamp
ment will begin April 16 under th
auspices of the woman's section of
the navy league.
. The .school will be In sosslou. six
weeks the courso to consist Of 20
days. Senator Newlantla estate; last
year's site,, will probably again be
used. .
More than 1000 applications for
Instruction are already on file. Tho
Red, Cross, as was the case last year,
will conduct the classes.
Despite the fact that Darcy had de
ceived more publicity in a few, weeks
than the average scrapper. gets, in a
lifetime the public didn't fall for his
theatrical efforts. His first stop
Bridgeport, Conn., showed;, the way
the wind was blowing when J tbe
theater wasn't even comfortably
filled. : - ru ,.
Jumps were made to other towns
and the same sort of desultory In
terest was shown In his appearance.)
When Philadelphia was reached !
Darcy was so discouraged with the
number of persons who wanted to be
his audience that he left tbe theater
and it was only by argument and
threat that he could be induced to
return and entertain the eighty or
so fans.
The reason for his failure should
be apparent and should.be a warn
ing to other thetrlcally. ambitious
scrappers. Folks who really are In
terested In ring battlers don't care
to see a boxer step onto a stage and
merely go through the motions of .
tiff. They want to.'see him fight.
Anyone so nonular as Darcv wnnl.i
have no trouble at all" in Jamming a'
fight arena with fans to see ' ii
battle. Others who go to a theater
to be entertained are rarelv. In tor.
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estea in me aoings oi tne boxers, so
they fall to become greatly excited.-.
Darcy was out of his sphere when
he went on the stage'.' He will have
to get the yauclevlllo reputation be
fore he can' hope to' make sardine
repositories of. theaters. He is an
arena filler,' not a theater-packer.
Hindenburg Is Reported
'Laid Up With Bad Chill
. At Army Headquarters
TRAINING CAMP FOR
GIRLS IS ANNOUNCED
(By United Press to The Dally Bulletin)''
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. Joy
relgni In many 'a debutante heart
here; 'A -second season of the, Na
tional Service school,, where ambi
tious girl rookies are Initiated Into
the mysteries of soldiering, ha been
fl.nnminr.AH ' ".. J fc . ..
They'll drill -pnd march and wig
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VON HIN DEN Bund
J'hoto by American 1'ress Association.
Field Marshal Tort Hlndonburs, chief of
the great seneral staff of the German ar
my anil Germany's IriKllns; general In the
pfesimt 'War, tens reported on the Herlln
bourse; ft 6e laid up at th rent German
srwy-ttflsaqimrters with a fevers chill, ac
cording tfi ofW Amsterdam dispatch to th
KehiIrirs'TeIekTitnn comniinv of tendon.
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