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PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1919. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published every evening except Sun day by The Capital Journal Printing Co., 136 South Commercial street. 6alem, Oregon. O. PUTNAM, Editor and Publisher WALL STREET'S PANIC. or anyone ns his wife. As John opened his bedroom door T slipped in and he said: "You won't mind it I leave you here for a few moments, will you? I might as well settle this mutter now." I shook my head ,nnd oh. the sensa- jtion of relief I had when he elosed the Telephones Circulation and Busi- Office, 81; Editorial rooms, 82. (Continued tomorrow.) Member Audit Bureau of Circulation FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE Entered as second -class mail matter t Salem, Oregon. National Advertising Representa-. t'ves W. D. Ward, Tribune Building, New York; W. H. Stockwell, People's Gas Building, Chicago. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 60 cents a month, ?5 a year. By mail, 50 'cents lor three months. for six months, $4 per year. By order of U. S. grovernment', all mail subscriptions are payable in ad Tan ce. THERE was a crash in Wall street yesterday. Wild panic prevailed, stocks of all kinds hit the toboggan. securities were recklessly sacrificed and the lambs m-o-i iperly shorn. ! Tn tVm nA rloi-c M,nT,nnl,.1.11 : 1 l,oor- 1 lnr' .i vivi no, ouui ti iitWHl uuiu lUUt; MM lUUSiy lip- sob my heart out. 1 had never thought set the financial condition of the entire country. Scared :,1,"ni;,se wouU' 1,e lhis: Bankers would have called in or curtailed local loans and an era of business depression ensued. The nation can thank the federal reserve banking system for the changed financial conditions. It is no lon ger possible for New York speculators to imset the finati- ccial stability of the nation or for New York bankers to artificially create a national panic. The, stock exchange nnnii" vsnll l-io Vinaf i!ol no mill V1- aU j r""v' wv iivj.iv.icu txa iu will CIMiCtv lilt Willi ill y V I r ,n.. . ... ..... speculatioirand release money for legitimate business mpnt' 1 t(k - f cmiim,- needs. will find n home anil protection some where." Why is 11 the concern is so little manifest at present? Why is it that the French in Turkey are so indiffer ent? They have troops thpre and could call u halt. No, the French have been t ; Open Forum I Editor Capital Journal Believing that you desire to give unbiased reports x Rippling Rhymes. It is estimated that nearly a billion dollars, used in , nB,h .1 .J speculation, win oe returned to local enterprise. Attract- a montn, i.-a, j i v u- 1 j. 17... n 1 , .. . scu uy me uign raies iur cau money paid Dy vv air street gamoiers, DanKs.tnrougnout tne country poured their cash into the New York call market, thus extending the period of speculation that began with the signing of the armis tice. With the collapse of speculation, this money will be used at home in development. and industrial enterprises. vx wiuuc mcury ui me millionaires or a day will nave your, attention to several inaccuracies in the report of last night's labor coun cil meeting. It is said therein that 1 11O.MKS10K ViK back t0 work' but the entire country views their plight with amused indifference, nnd'thp 11 at inn noorlc! 1 mi .. . ' -.iv.vi.oj a lesser ara.ninl tlv.n t ie r wi.li.iu, v oncers. liie nation also needs the money they tied up, hed the printer ami pressme, for only by increased production of necessities can the 7eve e,uilW to receive tlu'li'l,v "1i,u hlVVf-nst nf livino- no lmv.i We i-rossi,, ' the men who had place, DEPORT MERGER. r.a linking j A FTER months of needless delay, the House of Repre many quarts j sentatives has ousted Victor Berger, elected con "?? L."!! gressman a year -ago from Milwaukpp hv Snr-ifllisrs Bar. sorrows ought" to hound j ger had been convicted of disloyalty to the United States ins the scalding tear. For! finvinrv tViq Since his election, however, he has, while out on bond .1 tun fiitiiit, 111 1111 jjiikivci i-.vi IB- , - . - 1 sh-irtly upto-date; and mjs Aunt Je-j high COSt Of living be lowered, riima Alice says I am a lucky skate; i ' tr.y exisienee should be sunny should i be sweet as shredded honey, for I have 0 stack of money, and. n figtree by the! gatv. I am sitting in my palace as the evening shades draw 110: from a jeweled chalice ;,o,,nd mTand mi cl-edlto cound ! S? a year ago from Milwaukee by Socialists. Ber- me. and. no LyLt rtK irinS; he war and sentenced to 20 years imprisonment, scenes by childhood knew; -for the woods where birds were thronging, find the pastures vr with dew; all the elay I's longing, wishing, for the creek where I went fishing, and old Dobbin, tuil n-swishing, and the cow that mur mured ".Moo!" Oh, my present lot is splendid, but tf the school I'.apj py ilays gone by; and I hear the buzz and- clamor when the teacher used to hammer all the rudiments of grammar into boys, and made them cry. So I weary of my palace, though It is a sight to see, and I'd like to break a gallus climbing up an apple tcee; for this stale life never varies; trad I d like to swipe Some cherries, and some melons and some berries, and to rob a bumble bee. door. I threw myself upon his lied to 'awarded the mandatory control of Syria, and they are encroaching on Ar menia. They are now seeking to cut off a slice of it. I believe they will try In I'll... it .'.11 Hi., iv, v It l,,,,Lu 11 cojirse they are silent. Is it out of re-' spect for the noble French that our congress is so hesitant about acting? We were cpiick to say "no" to the French in their desire to gobble tho Sarr basin and keep it. We now in the obstinacy of our noble president refuse to allow tho Italians to take Flume. Now will we allow the Illegiti mate partitioning and plundering of this impoverished nation? Armenia's faith Is of a particular slump. They are the pioneers in tho Christian faith and have died for It as had resigned from the Salem Vei.u-o "0lJly as Inul or Mephen. We talk of commission because Messrs. tfimerai i "',0 xt'al of f-nmlie, and tho audacity and Arnold, the other two labor ren-l"c ohaniadan, In fighting for his resentatives on the board. Were ''on-! filil u- Tbcse people, the Mohamedans' posed to taking any real action."" .MyjfWlt for tlu'il' ti,iUl Hie plunder resignation did not gfvo any reason i"1"' '"P'ne there is connected for it. therefor, but in my statement before ! Al"'"ian.H like Christians fight for a the labor council last night I said that j l"'ilu''Ple, anil a conviction that in I had withdrawn from the commission ! t;,'ln Uu' indwelling Clod. Because tor the reason that .Messrs. Simeral : 11 '" '"'' "? v.nrisniin tights or Kirnes tor his faith when he sees no particular material returns for him but God's sanction. These people threw themselves into the would war with an abandon that knew no reserve! They' saved -at n critical time, the Russian j army from capture, torture and until- I hilation. Many of them fought ml Furope to win the fredom for Belgium, i which is now guaranted with the sig- i natures of the allies. Over eight thou- j sand of them fought in the American I armies, and now shall wc adopt a pol-I icy of watchful wailing, walchinir nml Girls! Your hair needs a little "Danderine" that's all! Wlien it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff appears, or your hair falls out, a 35-cent bottle of delightful dependable "Danderine"-from any store, will save your hair also double it's beauty. Try "Danderine" and seel ' uud Arnold, after agreeing to vote for a certain award, based on evidence which they themselves had secured, failed to keep their word by voting for a lesser amount than their evidence Planting Time-We Have the Trees Ttnlinn Pi-iinne Pnv.flnH- 'D.-.;.- Apples, .Peaches, Cherries, Nut Trees, Ornamentals 'i Losfanberries and Other Smnll Fmits ' i ed their case in the hands of Messrs. simeral and Arnold with confidence that,they would receive a square deal. 1 am not associated in any manner with a movement to oust Mr. Simeral from, the presidency of the labor eoun- Loganberries and Other Small Fruits wi:i.r oiitowN stock in thk vakietiks you vii,i, xf.eb ORDER NOW io:.o ciu:misKi:t.v stkekt s.viiEsr, onEc;os. h oil and am not pulling any one's irons' " Uu' sl'al;able Turk to from 'the fire. This charge is made i vl" t!K'"1 out ? bs it bililons for riel merely in the interestsi nf nettv ,iin!l,lllm in money and guarantees. politicians for the purpose of gaining "ml more lt'HHnlality without action a support which it is feared is sliimimrl 1,1 . A1 ",eill;L i-od forbid. Wait away. Neither am I a "radical," as the term is used In your article, but I am a Ut'IlUlIlK appeal. Deeil lira WinC MIS S,1 AW nnH nprTmiciroo I P'ogvessive- in every sense ot me " . , J r. 1'""" word. I am oni as representative of the government he sought to destroy. All 1 1 A ' 1 f , t n .V aii luy ai Americans lert tne toreign controlled Social ist party when it adopted its seditions nlatfrn rm thinking, wiui a sigh; played its pro-Germanism in the early days of the war l that I attended 'in the ! Pn,,n.n , . . . . ,V ,ua 01s ui ultJ w.d- i-.v.xgci, auncvci, iciuaineu one oi us leaders, opposing war measures against the national enemy, but favoring bullets instead of ballots to change the form of govern ment. -. v . ... ..... s ... t - A movement is underway foprmrf. '"Rofo-ot. oo 'on : i , , , , . - . t' x ' - -.-.&,v-i ckj an uii t vx.nu uy me American i-egion, wmcn proposes to cancel his citizenship. There is no good rea son why he should not be deported for German socialism is the mother of Russian bolshevism, both haviing the de struction of democracy and the inauguration of class dic tatorship as their purpose. The radical program was set forth in literature re cently seized by the government in the raida-at New York - 1 1 .nr. i. , , . . .vuKvt aim no ni'cu lor memorials and petitions to intervene. The har vest of death will be o'er. Only u ! fawning faltering Christian civilization I ,voiu. i inn opposed Ditteriv to any " ' w m jus waiuou i iorm or i. y. W'.ism, anarchism or """ ' ueieuseiess nation. ! radicalism" that aligns itself aiminst ! '''nela,ul. 1' rnnec and all have connived I ktw and order, and should the" time i ,UK x1 troaties and commer- ever come when it Is necessary for me I ''t'niiKnts, to allow the Turk to; At AO Experts Declare. East 'Lansing, Mich. That the So called "giant beans" grown extensive I.. in Michigan during the last two ears. particularly by city gardeners, S'l-e not beans at all, being in reality pourds. is the startling' information font out by the botany department of the Michigan agricultural college. "Some of these 'beans' have been produced In Detroit that are more than b. yard long and weigh 20 pounds," oeclares. Hr. E. A. F.essey of Michigan --Agricultural college, "fl rowers ali over tiie state are vicing with each other to swe who can produce the largest speci mens and apparently they think that . ; they are turning out record beans. "There are hundreds of types of . f ouds, some round and some long. the latter are often called snake gourds. Some enterprising seedsmen with a large supply of gourd seed of tatter type on hand conceived the idea . ol disposing of it at a handsome profit Accordingly, the pipers were flooded last spring, as well as in 1918, with ad vertisements of "Giant r-utter Beans,' , Cvow Guinea Butter llenn,' etc. This Is ti fraud, "since these are not beans at ; nil, but gourds, closely related to ' l'Uiopkln and squash. "When full grown, the large fruits tu'e practically valueless in this coun try. When young, they are edible and . taste much like summer squash. It Is questionable, however, whether it rays one to grow these things except f.s curiosities." as follows: jo snoot the prominent mintm-i- ami tu,i;nn ,rr u i... ... " , . ' l'u"vc wuitria muni UK Hie UOH- ce.n of the revolting working people, in the work of destruction we must be moi'ciless, , We must convert small strikes intn fffin,ni A1,ft0 a i-u... Into armed revolt, of the laboring masses against captial and the state. We must mercilessly destroy nil remains of governmental authority and class do- , niiaoneih, uemonsn prisons and police offices, destroy all legal papers pertaining to private ownershin nf n i,i , and boundaries and destroy all certificates of indebtedness: Ve must take care that everything is wiped from the earth that is a reminder of the pri ate ownership of property. ' ' to choose between unionism and Amer icanism, you will find that I will ally myself with the government of the United States. Therefore, believing as I do, 'I hope that you will accord me the courtesy of your colmns to the ex tent of publishing this communication. n order that the readers of The Jour nal will not be .led to, believe- any like reports in the future. ' ' i-PREb' C. SRFTON7 SAVE'ARME.VIA ffewsoapers Buy Stock h Hawley Pulp & Paoer Co. I'ortiana, or., Nov. 13. A syndi cate of Pacific coast newspaper pub lishers has concluded negotiations for tne purchnse of a majority of stock , in the Hawley Paper Mill at Oregon City, it was officially announced here. The consideration is reported to be ' $3,500,000. This mill is one of the largest in stitutions in the country manufactur ii g print paper. LOVE and MARRIED LIFE jjij. xqs noiea autnor Idah MSGlone Gibson jotixvs Monirn What do you mean?" (Madame Gordon did not answer. ex-!out for heP knowing exactly what to do. John's mother made no renlv. He eepi in say: "sue is visiting your sis ter now." and turnine. she left the I stood. room with ereat ilicnitv still in the hallway, which I .noticed in) She had done exactly what she spit? of my confusion was very elegant ! wanted to do she had placed an ar and ornate in an "interior decorated" ' row of curious jealousy in my heart sort of way. I Who was Bessie? Madame Gordon made an attempt to j Then and there I decided that I ioiiow mm. tor the moment botlvshould live in this house inau lorgotton me. This one-trnnlt I worn mind seems chnractertistic of the fan,- To The Capital Journal: As I write this moment on, fliis important topic, there moves before my mind a series of visualized Interrogation points. Those points-all relate themselves to the poor Jiltle country 2Arm6lta. Why have the, allies and the peacxmference left her in her present status ? Why after such a gracious financial response on the part of our people in their behalf, do they now seem to feel as if they were through with the Armenian problem? Why the indifference in the face of a known condition existing in that poor harried country at present? Let me say a word as to the present status. Armenia Is not at present ask ing for money primarily. This coun try the cradle of Christianity, and a people of indominant spirit, is in the hour of national realization threatened mm me loss or national life. If we do not arise to her need there will not be enough of them left to form the ueu cieus of a new nation.. At this present time Arcmnia is hemmed in bv the armies of the sick man, and other Kurdish or Tartar tribesriie'n. nnrl 1,.,-tv. the wtihdrawal of the British nrmio. sne is in the death grasp of these uenas and Butchers. They are crvine In the stir and chi or other national issues she cannot be heard. The Hun armies and their European allies are pratcically unarm eu out tne unspeakable, unsalable Turks are left to plunder and kill the rest of a noble race, for whose inde pendence did we fight anyway? Are tney not included? thrive, now it is about time we had an end to him. - You ask what can we do? Well there is something all can do. There is now somewhere in tho hands of some foreign relations committee a bill to have your I'ncle Sammy take over tho responsibility for the protection and guarantee of sovereignty (not the exact wording) of this nation. It is not rbeing urged by congressmen be-, cause they say there is no prevailing sentiment behind it. But we can get" behind it. We are accepting respousi- miity lor other peoples, according to the decision of the peace' conference We can do this we can send a letter to each of the Oregon representatives. asking in a sensible concise way, that they do all -they-can to further the measure. 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BUCKINGHAM & HECHT Manufacturers San Francisco BLACK GUNMETAL, MAHOGANY CALF OR INDIAN TAN CALF with that I ily. As John reached the top of the stairs he called: "Como on up, Kate," and then see ing his mother close behind him said: "Vou needn't come mater. I can do ail that's necessary now." He threw open the door of what I recognized is a man's sitting room, for Once in a long time we meet some Ii.j.jy days gone by; and I hear the tives. Constable Newt T'lutn says all th' pay roll bandits are in f.wor o" higher wages. . necessary, i went up my arms about his neck and begged: lake me away, dear, take me irray. lour mother does not want me. s&t will never be happy with me, and in tne end she will make us both unhap py. I cannot bear to be the bone of contention between you. It Is not right, dear, that vou should ..inVo mn n. i nau louowea meekly up the sairs cause of friction. Take me away behind my mother-in-law rather than'please taken me away!" stand alone in the lower hall. Any This had the directly opposite ef nian might have Inhabited this room. I feet on John than I intended, but 1 It was a masculine place, but surely will give him credit for thinking that there was nothing of John Gordon inU" doing what he did he was vindicat the room. Again I felt the depression J inff my position. that wholesale decorating alwaywi He put his arms about ine and kissed creates in me. I thought of my flear tne very gently, even while saying in a old father's room at home. In my i voice that was almost harsh with de mind's eye I could see his wheel chair oision: orawn oesiue tne low table, on whsels) ".My dear, we will stav in this house also where he could easily reach his .and it shall be made comfortable and' favorite books. I recollected the old- Pleasant for you. Anvone living here fashioned steel engravings on the Wall who cannot conform to your wishes and the colonial furniture that had "'ill have to leave." Have we set thp Belgians free and then left them to the an no longer than was positively i "IT' f '"e Hun WhoSe barbarlty ssary. I went up to John and nt Lh"l6e?.eno.UBh.t. make a Tarar heeseri- oiancn witn sname? Have we lett berbia,to tho mercy of the Bui ganans and other predatory fu.pt inn? No: those other countries are near to" us. i rear it is the remoteness of the Armenians that cause us our inciter enee. But in the spirit of tho age, we ww.i.ui. jinuru to let our interest wnn in a great issue because it is not at our elbow. If we do not arise to the Armenian situation and protect them, then all our gifts are as though we nau tnrown a piece of bread to an nr. phan and said, "run alone I hone von on John! John! I don't want to make trouble between you and yom mother." eiuKi, tne mater II get uvei ii. ne ve nad these kind of Jam borees ever since I was a kid and she always comes around in the end. Vm. see. mother knew she couldn't live with -"""j- are too much alike Voith. come to him from four generations back. , . It has been said that houses grow to resemble their owners, but by no strotch of the imagination could' the house I entered be mnde to look like either John or his mother. Madame Cordon was quite ns handsome and improssive in her way ns John, but the ........r..-,,,,,, .-.(, Bit vp me men was of er one oi tliem has nn nn.if:.i, great coldness and self sufficiency. I In her head. Mother'11 como '.,,i She had not spoken to me since I i when she gets it int.. tim v,... came in and never since r have known white head of hers that it is for her her has she permitted me to feel ns interest to do so." other than an interloper in the family. Alas, Madame Cordon never came t I felt myself choking, but I was de- the conclusion thnl it WllU fr.M tint termined that the tears which were terest to be nice to me, She soon made very near my eyelids should not fall. 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