THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY. 10. 1920. PAGE TWO. AUSTRIA FACES Mi M WITH ful, these people, they make the firat police trouble for me In my Iff. ! am eon to move away from thoea buay body neighbors." Testimony by Mm. Tuleja that her erstwhile. pou had killed a man, 1okwI tiumerous weapons and uaed morphine was unaubstunUated. FOREBODINGS.ROSfS KOTKILLED BY COLD, STATES EXPERT i will he dis- The following subject: cusec-1 fiom tin.e to time: The commercial vilue of n.us-:c Better music fur t!-.- movies. Community nii!s:c. Orchestral ant! oand ; (sons in classics. " """" """"" " j The phonograph. Muslo l speedily coming to lt own. "In pae I had ever r-een at the er- j Airi.s and limitations of school mu- CONCERNING MUSIC By C. A. DAVIDHOX (Director of Music for Ealera Schools) i:istru:.;eiit lea-1 Vienna, Jan. 19. The Austrian r publio (ace it second year with fore boding. Boh)i the political and eeo oml situation am believed here to hare crown daily worm since early Autumn. Tha holiday aon found Vtoan with reduned trend ration, virtually B fata and without fuel. The peeled supply of coal from C" ho Blovakut ha not been received and public utilities wore kept partly In operation only by great efforts and no nam lea. eg i From the time when the morning stars Hang together thru prehistoric age of man e primitive life, thr.i the early dawn of our racial career and down to our very twentieth century civilisation, mimic ha been ever with ue. It In aa ! natural tn the human being aa It is to Rose lover In Kalem will welcome j the birds or the animals. It has been information that the recent cold spelt well defined aa "the Lanicuage of the haa pot Killed the buahc Outrlht. I Emotion." It I truly the lamruajre of Much worry waa occasioned by the fict thai tha rosea ware killed to the vlce of man. In war was ! to be found i;- The "new harmony. Jtualc as a science. Manic as an art. Music as a lanfruaee. Music, the Americanizer. Why some boys do not like music. Tou will want to hear the Salem Ap olio club next Tuesday evening at the now line. "This will have the effect of reduc ing: the quantity of bloom In the aprlng," mis a Khltcht I'earey, 'eipert hertlcultururt of thla city, 'How- Jiign nope. na.i peon emeruuneo, ,... miy .. Mry Mnnm wl from tha vlall of Chancellor Reimer fc b,r ot f rolll.B, ivofraslonal to tha supreme council at l'ari. The gruwB( pnm(, th(.jr hwttln people expected that Aualrla would (very severely to obtain fancy blooms btalq sufficient credit, food, fuel and if,,, .u.niay. The effect of the frees raw material for ih resumption of! neceaeitatea a aimilitr result. The late tneir Mauatriai m. now mat tn btontu, or so culled second recall of hla Journey baa become known the newspaper sound a note of despair. On of them lemurka thai tha declahm of the supreme eouncd (hat Vorarllterg moy not aeparnte from Austria meana that that province ! oondemiiod to suffer nUui with the met of Austria until the otdlnnry na- crop, should be as profuae aa ever "The hybrid perpetuul, of which th Teatout, the (ireviilllna; row In Halem, i a prominent eiample. la a very hnrrty bimh and hue not been perma nently Injured. "Many of the climbers belong to a all the emotions, and emotions are the strongest part of our Uvea much stronger than Ideas, "When I have an Idea, I have it. When I have an emo tion. It haa me." and so "food, clothing and ahelter come first In sustaining morale and rendernlg comfort music cornea next." Tha following beautiful tribute to music If from "Life." It is not merely a bcaiilliul sentiment, but It la logical and true to fact, and will well repay a can ful reading: The tircal force. "I am the soul of the Joy of life the comf,anlon of its sorrow s, "All moods are mine. I am hllarlons. I am frivolous. I tun Kay, I ntn serious 1 am sad. I spin out the silver threads of happiness, the golden thread of comfort and solace, (in wings of melo dy I bear the dreamer off to strantre places and slratiKe lands. To the waa derer, 1 sing of home. In the despoii- dlfferent family a much weaker live will have hardly suffhslent forifortn and these In most esses have dent I renew resolve To the despairing food and etothing becomes a iuxiirr j been froxen to the ground The real s I bring hope, In the child 1 engender for even the comparatively well-to-do. j less to rose lovers will come from the I pure lasies, refinement and inspire climbers j noble thoughts and high ambitions. "No pruning should he done at lhij "1 am ever ready. I never lire. 1 m tuna, lday ibis work until dauuer ! a well-spring of Inspiration, relaxation, from severe weather Is past Along In i recreation, f tun m home In the dwell- """"" "mck to tie. jing or uiu rienest or the most lowly In I see some of the practical possibilities low the dNenlnicd liaauo. Thla will be! the Ian. I -where religion reign or un- that we see. w shall haw. bee.. ..ti.. dor the roofs of that know not (iod. fled with our efforts. Aiuwialion lasims Other provinces urn seeking In free fhcsmvlviM from the burdens of Aus tria and turn elsewhere for help, ' Tbero have ben rumors of an Im pemllng revolt and deriarstion of In Aependanoe In Tyrol. It is charged In auni quarters that the whole separa tion movement In the A list r Inn prov InvM haa Iwvn limtdred by (lerman rpiranda with a view to establish aag corridor between Oermsny and Austria. Vkblle Austria seems unsbte tu ob tain foreign nredlt for rehabilitation. than ha been much comment here wanting? Was I to be thoughtlessly brushed aside In the tremendous rusii to armsT Many there were who would have stilled my voice till peace ;hon:o have come again. But I was put to the teat. I waa not found wanting. I proeuo my worth. I found rny niche, for I am full of cheer, of undying, unflickertng resolve of the spirit that knows not defeat. "Iay and night fonnd me on duty with the saviours of civilization In th cam pa, on the ships. In strange foreign villages, tn dugouts. In trenches right up to hell- partition everywhere where death and danger were common place, soothing tensed nerves straining' at the leash, singing of victory amid the battle's roap restoring the balance of upset mlnda chanting the dirge of deviltry. "In war, as In peace, food, clothing and shelter come flrt in sustaining morale and rendering comfort. I come next." "I helped to win the war. "I am music!" It la hoped that this little depart ment, "Concerning Music," which we are running In the Saturday Journal may be really and truly in the nature of a public service. If we are personal at times, or If we are not persona, pleas credit us with .only the highest motives for the good of a cause which we consider one of practical everyday importance. Social service is the big word nowadays, and if we may per chance help others to feel in music some of the thrills that we feel, an to Armory. They are in fine form, and ! besides the men's sieging which will be worth the price of admission itself, Sa lem will hear for the first time, the popular young tenor, John Hand. harder pruning limn la ordinarily practiced. Kven If cut below evident buds, new so called adventitious buds will bo throftn out to form the new top. "tlive the bushes good care In the spring and Hulem will hav,. plenty ol rows of a much better quulily than over. "1I a way It was a blowing thnl THE WORLD'S CRY FOR PEACE UBoa tha fart li.si f..rir f.riu.i ""' buehea were Injured. Had It bee,. apllal ha baeti diligently exploiting ! I"1"'''' '" "rcgon a beautiful rosea j tha country. It is asserted that the;!" "It""1 ut ''"Uhd umUr ten bu- j taiutitry has Virtually been gtripdi " "' would j mt articles deluie while It remaining ! "." U",,s"r '"" "'' very own, but Buwnn are uuauio to i.ntuln raw material. According tn common . !ot, foreign interest, principally Italuin. haie ne.iuli.d enormous hold logs of stock. In Austrian industrial and nil ilea Uovfrttim-Mt liiai llie "The guivernnient la evenly bnlsn.'ed bet ww ll s." lullnls and cons, i vativeo and thus fsr bsa been unable tu give birth tu const tuei v legislation look tug to the solution of many internal problem facltig the country. JURORS 10 DECIDE HQGHBORHOOD ROW tha Maittern and middi western slat could grow them, The supremacy of Willamette valley a Usual climate, for rose growing and fruit growing, has been mor f.rinly established than ever by thv aMght loal ami Incoiivim leuce of he. cMibi t s uold visltutlou." American Army Officer Holds Strangest Job I'm tail Prince, Haiti, Jan. I Pro motion of Hcigcam William A. IHpotl Miller, I:, H. M. C, to a llautwimitt In ine general army in Unit! baa brought forth Oi fsci thai he holds t.ie lnii!reit Job m the whole cm pa I.b utennt .Mill.-r for the lnt four Se.tia baa been pec. null bodyguard or rcaident Antegueittve of ttio president of Haul,' luvkalicns Sent to Atlcnd Sunday School Conference Invilaiotis b.ne Jtiex ben sent out nf hi4!h; ItvpMa witii h. i, ,,un in let tt and witU tiiashea bcleeit tioinea for both parlies Involved, the case ,,f ' public of llaiil lie ms Inwuinn so In Male against jscb Tule)a Iplolioum'- j ' urmlal in imllvj governinontul cir- j ni 1UI al a heard in Just Ice i '" he ' known as the "lv 'urt by Judgd n. nn t'nruh Krlduy a(irt)uon, Vmd lihagmailou, uiitult UnpM and hiy letioufca, wi tl m ain factor of the ta. I order la uven (ucther trou ll. Judge t'nruh bound Tul.ja otfr tt tha taiid Jury, tilling him hla ld " t un bla n rogmaaiica. Tulela'a my aaara tne court u tnjolu ; "'" e n.Meii (ttillilay school nsWM'ht. ! v-rtaiii ewiglibur tiuoi further pr. ' "" t all the Holiday ach.d in tiw tHttiiU), and the court stated lltal ""'ty fr a young people's Hiufei, .. any turthdr disturbance cauaed b ' be bet. lieiv Hnturday the I in of ttin. ! w neigbtwrs would riuit In their, '"onth and Humlav the flist of ) t p, ; twtnt bound o er to (lie a'"d Jur t j T,' .-nf. ini, e which l undei the' T1 iMMrlng a lite aftermath t ;dhwtior of i;,v Harold tlun ,t-n. the' fraeaa tn whb'll Tuiela and ttf ' '' "tcreiaiv t,M-iM,illv ,,.! wlghtHHa. Mr and . A B.l.w h.o.l pup us urn! workeia ur, bwi iv,n't,id aben loisn ' h ' 'l uej and l j t'",,, 'io-e and addicts will t (kn ' feebw.lwuer precipitated an alleged1" moat ..f the program ter the l attack upon htm by H, -hwabauff, .n,'ii and on (ttuidav ,., there ' t. aighl f Jsiiu.ii y t Tuteja waitod ! b a l..ti.,!,.t rtnd social j OMttl ttirf ,h t bvtoir trm o" The mien. .,..:, f.,,,..,,, ,, lent a. asMttlt ,oi l..,tUfi y ialg lueal (or tin, ,trtrat..a w bile tbe ! rtel.tlbot, .,t,pu,.r .are beta and it la etpe.-led lln i "" d., utd ,!,, about I i v cuiitf people alle'nd i 1uie waa ut i..ing t..r him and : Tuleja .. h Uu l( Tun Tl I. l I A a i aip..4 uto, in ,tt,hr( wo raiaii Acaueiits Uut h tb aMUI( ,!,.,,, j JIA f , j a ... , th Mih-bta.. i,Kd that Tot u iu hcporled In Week " i"d,' tbiv.it to kt'.t, and Im.t t wt. Th thre,,j Two fit.liti.. wer re oded hi tbJ a4Hd h.wr, thai h4 bsd kept .lain bntost rial Brt fr ,,, k lir,,, hi hMtt"- ,,UI The workmen wh, Tu wL, l, ', "VW ..;'- "lr inc. t vgo induatrle. ? !u" ' tmitK'. Iw.nt man. Ai,l K -,,', hi Uric. .,, of .,.. TuU-m i-aMi. J- tarhman. ,w k,,,!' N j bark at .abb,.,, with the charge the M'J sc. d,s, ,.t j tbat ae f . had .(frt, h,ta!:wr cb!,vt , th- ,t,n ,,' ' I i t It 1 i. , "" 'bl co....t..H. tha, h.vel l tha do..,, iUl ...melhtej aaMon alllt u ,,, ,..,. Uh" '- .-..,,.,, ,,,,1,. e I! Tleja ,he . a da M..uer. I, ti prvvuio,,, of the act I io(t cblldwn mnm wMrorM lit r p. jtn iwuaa.Rifl iiv Ie ,e,r . , . -c owes tmi ...a f ve (.pp., Mat, luar f whom in the sets aw. It was earn, ,t tn Aututl 11. but lbs in,ne !.,m.., , Meval Jtn ti iu weeks, a divotv euH agaswat '. t teart "r i'vuii. n, -w t-.i h. i.i aei.i a ' J , - ' i- , ; f r:' SERMON STUDY FOR TOMORROW EVENING BY EVANGELIST A. R. BELL They cried "Peace" before the war. They said "Another World War is a physical im possibility. And now, after the most frightful shedding of blood the world has ever known, they are crying "Peace" again. . WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN? The Answer Is In the Btok of Books Come Tomorrow Evening and Hear. S. U, A. Churcli, N. 5th St. and Gaines Avenue, 7:30 Take North Commercial Car Keeley Still Practicing Law Under Special Permit Lee Roy E. Keeley, Portland attor ney against whom there has been filed action to prevent his permanent ad mittance to the practice of law in Ore gon, is now practicing under an appli cation for extension of his temporary permit which expired December 26. last, pending the outcome of the inves tigation Into the charges which have been filed against him. Keeley has gained state-wide notoriety in Oregon through the charges filed by himself against the state Industrial accident commission, alleging mismanagement, and which are nuw under investigation. MASKS FORBIDDEN' Home, Friday, Jan. 9. Wearing of fancy costumes and masks during car nivals has been forbidden by the min ister of the Interior, according to tho Epeoca. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY 11 YLER SELLS ANLAC And a full line of their Patent Medicines. Prescriptions carefully filled. TYLER'S DRUG STORE 157 South Commercial L (B. Jlljtpfrg (So. v Outfitters to Women, Misses and Children; Quality Merchandise Popular Prices LOGANBERRY WIRE AND HOP WIRE THE LARGEST STOCK OF WIRE ON THE PACIFIC COAST Salem is the only city on the Pacific coast to have No. 8 to 14 wire. For several weeks I have combed the entire country and have secured all the wire of this kind that could be bought at any price. I HAVE STILL MORE WIRE, NEW AND SECOND HAND You must suffer the consequences if you don't buy Your wire now from the Steinbock Junk Co. '320 N. Commercial St. Phone 305 We also have a large stock of tools and garden tools, machinery, forges, vices, anvils, blowers, press drills belting, pulleys, shafting, hangers, etc., etc. We buy and sell all kinds of junk and second hand goods. Remember to call 305. tf u .sit v i - a. 5 , r ' " .- ; ' 1 V Bed Room Furniture si i j'k . a" ?-' Th0 On City Boulevard or Country Road You Wilt Find M?4r sTbotmrds Left Dead in Wake ;Ut Norm That Swept Esthonii Tlioui, Is ere ' a titii-Mi.t t, . . ; Mttdar agakr.. i.c !...,. ..'.. J... ..... . '' la. rlrvuit ssrt. The .iiv.ox ,,.Rv 1 btv. ,( ..i,, bundivd j -7- at m It'lificl ti - cty . .Vaus, w olVel By j leath I h her 4!it..ta f t . . ! u,a that ihe s, (...,( ,.. l.iW ., wirr- in ibtu- ar ,,,. act Am.-n. aw .nai armia. 1 ,.us ,h. . many t., ...,. ,,rv hvttMn . M',H'- " Tal. he,r . breaaia trtg both h.r.a. Mi- K,...Ur,, L. CZ . " T a J ... .. .. - i ovt, e.it, n i, JTr: d ll rtcns.vw tt Ivi.L. T Twlja rauaia ..;. h mirth .M,:h,w .,(isi.,a "S. 4 ,fua. . utm orr ad apt.t,.,,. t,r to : 1 J;I 4H,,m "' etsnr aiuni antipattty afca.a fal J . v.iiviK- mhh" waa araiiani .. rixw !vw, ,, M'lt'Hitia; Tt H; III Mil l .... . tkMt dig SMtl SUM W MWa - . ! Il tHAHM. idea.. rf the caa. . imw T.V f. "-'n taring all .-. u s,, hi. nmih '. , ,1 W' " ' .rubie-. Mr. T.ilela aod h,. JTl '"! J?' ; " a,, few trouWaa). Mr. Tuteja aud (us vbitdrvn i day usMiiioat taai tu aitair kail trn r. 'W l-fV"M ef eMliCi i,i . tfc! f.i.i.i .urt. .. " i ....... . . ... . . - MMrtOllWL atvw.iH,' Uia anr tur ti jvat. ! mar.- vkatra.u, I U the choior f f the man to whom provxj quality U always the first coiak.' eta lion, WV hiivc an "i;XiC," correct tn sin- Md cajMirity fur -ottr car-it is mad? exactly to meet your own uuiivkiual starting battery ttrrvls. Our 'S:".XCM Scricr( which Kicks up the per fonvuvnc of that ,j.Xt" lUttcty, aj, provklrt for the rrvhrng. repairing atvd trstmg of yfy maie of tutting hattry. 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