THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1913.
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Nt.i: IVU'JWlng Is aa inter-.--
srirli Kerr Fruj.p Vtm EtA
ir.. direct head of Use grMt
Krupp rc-rfc, former); the larg
est mutations plant in lb world.
f,w e-nrirt-d in turning vt rS
wny focipnsetit and agrlctilt ami
it.tpieiwnts.
liy Carl D. Croat
ff.fiftd Prtss Staff CorreponSect)
(CV,irnht by the United Press)
Ki-e, Oermany.. Dee. IS. Th
grt ,-ileat d?ir:onstration fa btetnrr of
ftuIij- "beating the sword into a
klAvrabare" is being enacted in this
: iy-
ilniis fimisrly ajncntaots with
v r, and ti?t a (ir ai.brt month ae
O.e ! n.aoufa'tur-r of aras-
siAm in Ihe world tors y are not
sotjr gstine ovr their eeorrrou plant
ii production of peo.ee Uir.e tml
avenU btit art- hre&fcir.g up cannon end
e'.l.f-r meniuon to provide the n-f-fi'.U
for this.
SWine Cww Made Arnw
TTta ai.d i.ac.hinery thit formerly
turned t fi-sld gur.a. s-rr.-iil anr..
sr.muniticn 5r.l armor pint, are now
r&trurcUa?'UiCOiiM'.illv'S. rrs, fctfo-ref:!-
parts and firm machinery. Tin?
! cancer, with any sense of his resajess
n."ty In its future wraid think of
:Krtirjr tor by spending ail hi
working stock is order to pay tus
present )labrrtt Oa tie contrary,
h would try to setun atew.easis ia
order lo toarit bat present stock and
meet his past and prsest obligation
sby farther products of ta? worts,
aid she needs. Cfrauir s bee crippiea by the
"We are trySng to took forward. Bfli ' war and it it 1 or Myt w gf r.erxtioas
Krupp Works Now
Actually at Work Beating
Swords Into Plowshares
backward," epitomizes the srirlt of as
interview Herr Krupp Von Befcirn
granted the United hm today. It
lo hi conversation he likened Ger
many to a big business outre whk
b sof? red heavy losses. Such a eon
oera, few pointed out. would strove tor
ew capital with which to build itself
ttp ar.d woo id seek to pur past aitd
prft oblieatioo hy its future
products.
fcc-rfcs Uorid CoofvlrDMt
Thfai ia rxafllj- what Connany wooid
like to do, he aajd get credit and
thereby reef re tser own confidence
nd th coafidenco of the world in
her. Such credit ia cxrr nignifjca&t
in the irit with which It is granted
than the mini girea, though It must
b amp) for the long terra thirty to
forty year years since ft will take i
Otrmsny into the nert generation to
br-come aeain camewhere sesir normal
industrially, he pointed out. In hi
opinion. sif interest alone ODght to
monvlntx the rest of the world it in
neeeswfflry to re-estab!ish her credit
a ih-rK iw tiermany will be unable I
to nseet her obligations.
"Oerniany tody is in the position '
of an industrial enterprise, whir h
rrvwine into manbood to come to the
test of strength. We will hsre ta bear
the gmteat part of the present bur
dens, which, if paid off by the present
feneration, wounded and bled as ft It
jroct idras a aa sacral aed crtie qtes-
1 Vi Win Mu
Of
laid
Srts Mast Read Km
Is" Springfield Decree
Springfield. Mass.. Dec IS. "Skirts
must reach the knees." is the decree of
th Scrinefleid police departmnt reta-
Itive to posters advertising attractions
ia Springfield theatres.
As a result of sharp cricism by Chris
tian Endeavor societies and Epworth
Leagnes. local theatres have been un
der rigid censorship of late. Taken as
a whole, the police say. the theatres
are above reproach. The only ground
for criticism, the people censor believes
is the lithographic advertisfng.
There will be no more posters show
after five j ears of warfare, would kill fpositors ta the Standard office, was ost j The Finland morals are dickering jingr female figures fn eannents which
Portland. Or-. Dee. IS W. ifc-
Watertown. N .V Dec 11. Charie. rue, preaaenc lbo iser c-nr-
Parsons. veMraa Awdated Press p-j! ,i....,wr i TK .
a pocket piece, a pea-jceaJ oa tw ifre "sale of the PorUaad
ay of the year IS;, which was osictab t Tkoaias H. Isc.-
from rr-a by a woodcsBck. - 4 l:a ie decreases say tney ta
Itaa aiawtuseiy bo sesoviaiiocs wiia in
mntkia birtui oredocer. and that the?
dog np in the Kodmaa ceicetary by a! ta do i&oaght of seeing the Port-
Iwood chuck. Eixbtrrry, ce of the com-(land: franchise to any man.
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us and war offspring, thas prentatins
Cermaay's present creditors from set
ting the rraat part of what is Uieir
due."
Prerioas to meeticc: Herr Krupp
Von Bohlen. I bad already talked with
several of Ute leading men of Krupps
who are Interested in seeing their
country and their plant back oa their
feet. Among these were Herr Fritz
Montane Jlerr Ceheimrat Wiefeldt and
Isr. inpeirit. . All expressed positive
and none too optimistic views of Ger
many's present aituaauon, bat had a
certain degree of hope for the future.
provided u rest oi the world was
willing to "bary the hatchet and
extend credit.
Big Cos Scrapped
Herr Hoisua showed me over the
immerse plant. I saw big guns be
ing broken up and acrappped. I saw
how big departments, formerly de
voted to fulfilment of the Hinden
tsurg program, either were budding
tons ia Main
tborities say.
street reveals, the au-
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r. 1 1 . j ).. . . , , , , into inanufaclure of loCTmitives, cars,
l-rvpp Von, Cohlen, direning lfad of though sound and strong in foanda-
,..s, ,..,.. . .... tie, accourtuig machines. cream
ITT I.IU' al tJW 1-1 III IIIVII, I'Vr W! IV-IlfI BHiinvj IrJUIt I
irri'i
VV,n iMltlen, ),i: wife and j its own or col. may be left out of the
frr'.i nrr;r of pjnt.
Herr Krupp Von Bohlsn, not only s
rerturntng a ventJtlle inttilin to
m t th T,sr fr?rr of thirty, l,ut
Unfn tii?- Kdit.fr ntuc-f-a for Ills coun
try providing !' .-" that Grmsny
fa'.vpH the fiiisinfisl ttfsd lii'lus'rfs.1
!lt:i)n undergroe a'tries rf hfavy
-'iriHjtjer c ff whtrh it h
If"-, in
lun Jr.to d'-l -f'r,fr.tJ-ritJ- exceeding
its own rwdircf," jtiiitl Herr Kruj ii
Von liohlen.
ISssliKH IrirjA- Aiiilk-d
"No nirim.gtrsg director of such a
OBSTINATE COUGHS
When resistance is lowered and you come down
with a cold that runs into an obstinate cough, your
trouble is more than surface deep. You need
m
an easily absorbed tonic-nutrient, mixed with your blood
to nourish and enable you to get a fresh hold on strength.
For nearly fifty yean Scott's hat been helping
break up cold by building up strength. Try It!
- Jt n(M rr4r of eM-lfwotI Med Is ttmM't fswbt It rhefanW
. a B. PnweM." mw&r hi Woonj aad nAoad In oar ova tantna
LboiUriSj It b a giuumla o suriir sad piiaUollUr saiurpamwd.
twtt k Bowse, Btmastld, K, J. -t
separators, etc.. or were temporarsjy
I'lie, awaiting the time when Krupp
efficiency should transform them Into
j factories pulsating with peace time
i pursuits. - - .
- e are reaay to .undertake any
thing which can be profitably made
and which will conform wtith toe
Krupp standards of efficiency and
quality," Herr Kropp Von Bohlen
told me. ''For instance, we may make
a a single Item a portable
refuse receptacle. H-retofore fhese
were produced by individuals, but
they can be made on a large scale,
according to certain standards.
Employ Huge Army
"We expect in the course- of the
next six ir.Knth to turn out one loco
motive and ten cars daily. We are
ready to supply entire railway sys
tems. All we need now is orders."
It may be stated Krupps intend to
remain a German concern.
Incidentally Herr Krupp Von Boh-;
ten ridiculed the Idea that the former
kaiser was a stockholder or even that
the government was interested flnan
cially In Krupps.
Employes In the Ftaren plant proper j
in July, 1914, were 41,263 and in
other works 39,02. a total of S8.291.
In June, 11, Kssen employed 112,310 i
of 171,001. Today the Essen plant
and the outside -works S8.641. a total
has 44,75 b and the outside works
40.11$, a total of 84,174.
hsatiRg near Rodman a few weeks ago! wit the St. Paul dub of tie American not reach the iraee mcw-eomea
and chased a voodchack from a field ! association en a oroooeed eichansre of -Bar to whxt the dally parade or lasn-
tsto the eciacttj. The animal dug 'Outfielders Walker and Farmer of
into a grave and kept throwing a show- j Portland -tor Outfielder. Duncan and
er of dirt after him. Sxburry could iln&eioer iJerghaimsef of St. Paul.
lo -nothing but watch him- Finally a
round black object shot out, and 'Sir
picked It up. An inspection showed H
to be a coin, bat it was black with age
He scrubbed it and found it green:
more scrubbing brought out the dark
oopper color and the date ISIS.
"How did the coin get into the
grave? Well. I can only surmise. In
"the early days la this section it was
the custom to place a coin on the eye
lids of a person who had just died In
order that the eyes might remain
closed when rigor irons set In. No
doubt that was what happened in this
case. One of the coins probably fell off
into the casket and there remained
until the woodchuck threw it out."
Sixburry didn't care a boat keeping a
coin wtlh such a history and gave it to
Parsons.
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firearwS SAmmma&oa
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mm URGED TO
SAVE BY CHURCHILL
Every pupil in the public schools of
Oregon will be encouraged to begin a
dust and 'systematic savins of his or her earn
ings, under a plan just launched by J
A. Churchill, superintendent of public
instruction, in his capacity as thrift
director for the state of Oregon, aad
which contemplates as a reward of
merit the donation of a 1 50 thrift li
brary to the one making the best show
ing In the n atter of savings in propor
tion to the school enrollment
The United States department of ag
riculture, the Oreson State Bankers'
association, the Oregon State Teacher
association, the Oregon . Agricultural
college and the state department ...
education are cooperating in the cam
paign which will be under the direct
supervision of Mr. ChurchilL
As a preliminary step in the cam
paign teachers throughout the state
have already been supplied with pam
phlets containing a series of lessons on
thrift prepared by the United State
treasury department ' The thrift cam
paign 1s to be a ragular pa
work of the public schools in an effort
to develop American citizens with cor-
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Sick Headache, Bad Breath, BiUoos
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They cleanse the bowek, sweeten the
rnrnsch sad invigorate me Kver. Do
sot ripe or sicken.
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