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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1920. rauti ruuft. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 5 NO LACK OF BACK-BONE. Fubli-ned tmt eveninr except Sun day by The Capit:'l Journal Printing- t-o.. Its Souta Commercial ret. TeUohoue circulation and BuliMM Otlte 81; Editorial rooms, it. CKOKUE I'CTXAM. Editor-Publisher "Entered a second class nil matter t knUn, Oregon. SUBSCKllfiON RATES By carrier 6S cent a month. Br mall W cinte month. 1 5 for three months. ft.ii w ' month, it per year in tLnai and Polk couutiea. elsewhere '"atorifee of U. 8. rovererowt. H mail uescrltlons are payable n advaiieo. LEGISLATORS at the special session denounced Gov ernor Olcott as "weak," "wobbly" and "lacking in back-bone" comparing him to a "jelly-fish." Subsequent events have proved the falsity of the ac cusations. In undoing the mischief attempted by the legislators, the governor has shown no weakness. , In safeguarding the interests of the people, 37 vetoes testify to the fact that the governor did not wobble. I In pz-otecting the Oregon system, in preserving the! t.ii-i. i; ai l tl - i AUhiraiian uauui, aim m curiauuig uie auuse 01 me iici-;hind ,egs Iooklns up at the nw m the gency clause, reserving to the people their right of refer-joid tre he saw m many be come out ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY THE BKES ST1XG CITf'T. As Cuffv Bear stood there on his land fly away that he thought that always happening in the forest? M.en something happened now. Suddenly a terrible roar came from inside the nest. It was a queer, far-off sort of sound, and it made Cuffy think of the at i noise Swift River made, where it tum- . . . . ,.ii w n Aayertut.na; r'P""..... . , , . i. lu:; ; V,l. U Ward. iTioune !, cuuuiu. liic euvciiiui Wda iiul idtauit: la ua.i-uuuc. , t , 6tockx.il, People- uu K.Ka ; . - UJ " hied over the falls. But Cuffy knew ill UICVCUIUIK me nianaEC UJ. tiic SLclLC uigunai ; noine ui itom. not more ubi ...n, ln. system by pork-barrel scandal, in nullifying m-advised;-1,., KEMItnH OFTHE ASPOTTATRD PRES The Aoclat,.U Pra Is exclusively entitled t the use for rcpuhlication ol II news disputchen cre.uied to It or Sot otherwiM ered.ted in fcJ"Jf mS alo local news publish aerein. Rippling Rhymes. By WAI.T M ASOX CHEAP SPOUTS. And there came pouring out 01 Deprived of beer and bitters. i Iaw-s they don't admire, some irenmi. jrehe.nl critters kick like a house afire. They say with prohibition our country's bound to reach the depths of d.uk dVmnttloii. where brindled fciiw-mit screech. They shovJ'l fr pet the hitlers: 'twould be mere wife and sane t- hull with cheerful twit ters the water wncon's rrien. Their thirst they're merely iitirulnij when Ihey denounce the luck, and spend the dfija curHltiK the drouth thsifa run amuck. "I like a frequent toddy", i hoard one sport remark; "1 used to look iilte K'lKlJ' when lit up after inrk; hut sine th.it Kraft is ended, T think of oilier thlnB. and I am Ce-etinR splendid, and happy as two king." Vox Popull has spoken, and. though t niukPN you sore, old Hooze's scepter's broRen for. ever, evermore. Wa nee the (rood sport readiiiK Hie writing on the wall. behold him blilh Yr it)eediiiB to some cool waterfall. The cheap sport, Ri-oui liy befiitar. ay "ii.II his rlKhts are gone, and hunts (i inie punk bootlegKPr who has a deml Jnhn. r and Unconsidered legislation, in Vitiating vicioUS bills for' one Rood thing in mvlnca ccat likewne strange animal in there . .... .1 0 ' i .. , . ., i iu. v., ir i ... he drew back hm paw verj t tpeciaiinierescs, tne governor exniDiiea none 01 tnecnar- " ;."": r n 2 , warm In summer, it was so tlucK that aCteriStlCS Of a jelly-llSh. jhe didn't see how a bee could sting Governor Olcott has made mistakes and will probably I h1"1 hro"lh , , , , . , TT .1, ..i i. f n t And with that, Cuffy started to mane more, ne wouia noi oe numan u ne aia not. cut neiciimb the old tree, it tuUk him no has mnrlp rtn misffilfP in swincrinrr hi vein oyp nnrn !liie at all to hitch himself up the tree measures that could in no way be called essential to the "immediate preservation of peace, public health and safe ty" and approving only those measures deemed necessary for public welfare. It takes greater courage than some of Oregon's gov ernors have shown to oppose the political machine of one's own dominant party in the interests of the public, a broader vision than many executives have possessed to place citizenship above partisanship, and more stamnia than is frequently found in the capitol to antagonize in behalf of the voiceless public, powerful interests seeking special favors and any executive who does is not in the class of the jelly fish. .And quickly. the Open Forum Editor Capital Journal After read ing the full page about "Own Tour Own Home." I have been doing a little figuring. It is all very fr the real estate man or the banker to ay to the poor man 'own your own home." There are men and associations who are ready to loan money for building houses. But suppose 1 have no lot, the real estate man says buy a lot on the "installment plan" pay so down, say $25 and then $20 a month, in two or three years I will own my lot but mind all this time I am paying $15 or $20 per month rent Then some of the time I am out of work, but the expense is going on all the same and the H. C. L. is taking about all I can earn to keep my family in decency and com fort. But suppose I succeed in getting a lot paid for, and want to build "a THE SEDITIOUS DECLARATION. npHE new sedition bill as agreed to by the House Judiciary Committee is a fine example of the hys teria of reaction now sweeping the country. It provides that any person shall be deemed guilty of a felony "who either orally or by writing, printing or the use of any sign, symbol, picture, caricature, or shall other wise teach, incite, advocate, propose or advise or aid, abet or encourage forcible resistance to or destruction (if trip frnvpvmn cm f nf tVia TTniforl Qfnfno r,,', Unborn Ihlidren iMSt US laws and authority, or the Governments of the several Considered In Award Cases States, all or any of them, or the existence of constituted government generally. . .. The New York World calls attention to the fact that under this proposed statute the reading or printing of the Declaration of Independence will be a felony, for it is treasonable and seditious" when it declares: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that 31 II men nee nrentaA onul that they are endowed by their Creator with certain iiniiliermlil niht' that unioiiK these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these riRlilii, Clovernmetits are Instituted among men, deriving their Just powers from the consent of the Koverned.. That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it, and to insti tute new Government, lnying its foundation on such principles and organizing lis powers In such form, ns to them most UUely to effect their Safety and Happiness, , - Hut when a long train of abuses and tiHiirptiun pursuing Invariably the mime Object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism It is their ii(,'ht, it is their duty, to throw off such Government and to pro vide new rtutrds for their future security. asserts that resistance" the govern- An unborn child must be taken Into consideration' by the state Industrial accident commission on the same basisi with the other children of Injure workmen In computing compensation under the Oregon workmen's compeit Killim net, according to an opinion pre pared by Attorney General Drown for the cninilslon. In tinother opinion wrftten by the attorney general's office this week tills one for J. A. Churchill, state au tieriiitetidoiit of public instruction It in held that srhool districts are not au thorised to expend fundi) ut the dis t let nf n "tenchvmge." Such a bnibl i ig erected ns a residence for the toucher !s held not to be erected mid naliitiilned for school purposes. Damages To Dress Sett,d; Charge Is Error, Carlson A "lureoiiy by bailee," warrnnl la med by Judge Vut'uli Monday ngnlnst (.' R Carlson, upon complaint nf Kather Hillings, has been riliunlHsod according to a Mtnteuint made by Misa lUllltiun. , The charge grew out of differences r.rlslmf between Mr. Carlson, former proprietor of the Society Cleaning es tilili.'htnent und Miss Hillings concern ing a dress sent to the es'abllshnient for cleaning nnd which Miss Hillings claims wki ruined. The .warrant was Issued hlle Carlson was attending to liuslne.sM affairs in Hllverton. Mond.u hflernoon, a report having been circu lated that ha had left town surreptl uly. Tmwdny morning, Cartoon returned to Salem and upon Uarniin? of the af fair, vet tied for the di-CRX, which he ad nlttc.l wits uccldcmly ruined. Sir. Carb-ou claim that lu had made sev eral cffurtR to locate the owner of the garment, but had been uiiNuccesful. lie fart herniated that he had no inten tion of leaving Salem, claiming that Mis? nillings could have eeurcd nettle i icnt wtlliout restoring to law. Mexico Refuses Asylum To Deportees From U. S. Mexico City, Jim, i'0. Mexican con suls liavw been ordered by the foreign Cfflce to refuse to vise piuuiporta of persons expelled from the t nlted States, It I held them) persona would lie dangerous to the nc of Mexico. The declaration is seditious because it there are circumstances where "forcible either to the "laws and authority" or "to ment" and even "destruction of the government" are jus tifiable. In fact the Declaration, is entirely lacking in re gard for "constituted government" generally almost as much so as constituted government is today lacking in regard for the Declaration. O, - JL couldn't hear the bees at all. Dut the bees didn't seem to mind that. They weren't afraid. They just kept on sling ing. And they went for Cuffy's eyes too. And some of them even crawled down his ears. That was the worst of all. Just for a few moments Cuffy slapped at the bees. And he tried to brush them off his face. Hut as. fast as he swept them away from one spot hey settled on another. And Cuffy felt exactly as if somebody was sticking him with pins and needles. He forgot all about taking any of the honey to eat. He only wanted to get away from those bees. So he began to slide down the tree. But Cuffy Eear soon saw that the bees intended to go right along with him. They seemed to have no idea at all of staying at home, and as he He shtnnied tip-just as any little boy (scrambled down the tree Cuffy thought nest a perfect cloud of bees, every' one t house. The building loan associations of them buzzing as loud as ever he, are more than ready to loan me the could. i money. First how much can I get on Cuffy was startled at the sight. Anrt my $500 lot. Just 50 per cent of the he was more startled when they flew value of the property after the house right Into his face and lighted on his is completed. First, in order to get the nose and began to sting. loan I must pay for shares of stock in Cuffy roared with the pain. Tes the association, which will about to 5 he gave such a great roar that nejor $10, then I must pay for making N. T. Jaa !2 Fh-, Albany, tiona introduced in the big with the cases of the five ea socialist ot. 8UP4. members, one t,.J , that they should be reseated, over for week at today, the house preceding the opeaJ! the socialist trial by the assembt;,? diriary committee. stop fiG sr Apply Zerao, the Clean. a septic liquid. Gives ' Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable w ment that relieves itching tortureS that cleanses and soothes the ski Ask any druggist for a 33c or $1 bottu of Zemo and apply it as directed Sm you will find that irritations, immb, blackheads, eczema, blotches, ritwvS and similar skin troubles win disappe Zemo,. the penetrating satisfy liquid, is all that is needed, fa jJ banishes most skin eruptions, niaka the skin soft, smooth and healthy. ' The E. VT. Rose Co., Clwilaod, a ' would climb a tree. And in less tlmfe that it takes to tell lt Cuffy had reach ed the limb from which the nest hung, und he had Btruck his paw right thru the side of it. You remember that something is very quickly. He hadn't put a paw on the ground before he knew what he was going to do. Cuffy Bear ran straight for the brook that goes tumb ling down Blue Mountain to meet the Swift river. k half a chance. I need not have been afraid, how ever, for the' nurse's soft voice in sisted: - "It Is against the rules oi the hos pital, madam, : to waken a sleeping patient." ' ' v "But I've left Important work at home and come 'way over here to ask Katherine some of the details that she might want in the new decoration of her rooms. I'm very sorry that we already have the door cut through In anticipation of her needing a nur sery. I myself think It would be bet ter to close- the ttoqr and leave her rooms, In the same condition that they were before, but my son says that they shall be enirel redecorated to conform with Some old furniture she seems so proud of." ' Can Not Be Mothered. "Well, I'm very sorry," said the nurse, "but It will be impossible for anyone to agitate Mrs. Gordon with discussions for "some 'time to come. If I may be allowed to suggest " 'Pardon me, you may not be allow ed to suggest," Interrupted Madam Gordon-, with her usual arrogant man ner. "Your suggestions us to your pa tient lire quite enough for me!." And I heard her decisive footsteps grow lalnter. (Tomorrow John's Friends Send FlowersV Morals Picture Ezhibited At Salem Armory Tonight Showing at the armory for one day only, a special social phase picture "Enlighten Thy Daughter" will be seen Thursday night. The picture is said to be seven reels of clinching philosophy pertaining td present daj social problems. Funds secured from the exhibitions of the film will be divided between the Louise Home for Girls and the Albertina Kerr Nurserj'. The picture has been brought to alem under the auspices of the Pa cific Coast Rescue and Protective so ciety. yj. me noted author Idali MSGlone Gibson Vice Governor General Of Philippines Injured Manila, P. I., Jim. 20 Vice Ciovern- j or (lenoriil Charles E, Yeader of the Philippines was slightly injured and friend named Bothwel lof St. Louis Was painfully Injured when an axle on the automobile in which they were rid ing broke, swerving the machine against a tree. Hothwell was removed to a military hospital but t"he extent of his injuries has not yet been deter mined. MADAM (.Oltl.ON is ltrm I I 1:0. No one who Is young can evor hon estly repent the words that Alice mild to nie: "Whatever K Is right." It is one of the great differences, be tween youih nnd nge. tlmt youth would make the world over. Like ,,. ,. .., jhuh waiiar riw Items are out of Joint I" remedy things back to the mile posts of exoerlen anil roncluiles that all Is right wlih the world. It Is youth that moves this old earth, In spite of age's detaining hand. I was astonished to hear Alice quote the oft repeated ointment, "what ever Is, Im light," for I have not even yet grown ti believe It. ltnther, I think. "Whatever is, Is wrong." I looked at Alice cnrefultv. Ahnnt one may be sure she Is perfectly wen In body. t un Not full It illicit. These thoughts, of course, are only mine long after Hint in,-ii,i ,1... . mm. I when I wakened to the knowl jd,; I that I must give tin mv mm r,- m . and sets to work to , jn"ll'ts of motherhood. I have not wiiiw age calmly looks r ""r,1- vouie to tne conclusion that Move Afoot To Make Manila ' Oriental Trade Center .Manila,. P. I., Jan. 22. A bill has been inroduced in the legislature pro viding for the creation of a free lone in the port of Manila, aiming to create tiff- her there seemed to cling a new!"1' mm th!1" ever acute. The slight- It was right. Irhnps I mnv wlm, i!the Sreatest American distributing " cm as John's mother, who 111,11 ten me the other day tint "iik my ursi Dal.y ws one of the greatest blessings that hail eome to At tnui time, however, It was a hlesslm? that Iny brain was too weak to think much, my nerves too numb to feel greatly. One peculiar rlrcumsinn,-. member. that time. My hearinc sm. nnppiness. nut I was too weak nhv slcally to wonder much about it, I Just wanted to He there and inhale the woody fragrance of my violet, and so I did not open my eyes agaii.. I felt Alice's hand caressing mine ;, it lay nerveless on the counterpane. nnd then from sounds I knew thai she waa tlpioeiutr uiit of the ,-n,,i It Is only since that time Hint 1 have rcnllaed how much nhvsical eon.i dition affecu one mental and enio'-! lional outlook. I rto not think psychol- j oglsts have ever quite given the Im-! portance Or should be given to the 'lose intermingling of ul and i,o.lv. When a woman is iterferllv I,., center in the oriental trade. M 1 . I'.APOI.IS l'l.Ol'K LOWER Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 21. Flour dropped 50 cents a barrel in the local mnrketjodny. Standard flour In 98 pound cotton sacks sold at H.!5 a barrel. The general market decline in wheat was given as the reason for the drop. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted and recording of papers, examining of abstract, etc., so, when I get the prom ise of my $."00 loan, for I do not get a cent till the house is paid for. Let me ask, what kind of a house can I build with $500, possibly the foundation and the first floor laid. If I am fortunate enough to own a lot worth $1000, I want to build a 5-room gungiilitw. It will cost at least $1500. How can I borrow that much monev when my property will be worth $2500 when house Is completed? . In order to build a nice 5-room cot tage, it will cost at least $2500 and in order to borrtiw that amount your lot must be worth that much at a very conservative valuation. For the ap praisers are very careful along that line. I am not pessimistic, only looking the facts in the face. I have built many houses, borrowed "straight" loans and from building loan associa tions and am thoroughly acquainted with what I am talking about. The loan associations have helped many a man to get a home, but few, under ex isting conditions of today, when ma terial is worth more thun an ordinary town lot. A few wiseacres in Salem have "sat up and took notice' .'and. were going to build homes for all the working men of Salem, but when they saw the "bugbear"' they turned over and went to slep again. ' Now, if any man can toll the working man who has no mon ey only what he earns per day. How to get a home in Salem let him "speak right out in meetln'." A HOMER. To the Editor: Please accent mv sincere thanks for the fearless and able manner in which you handled the ac tion of the legislature on the "Straight Party Ticket" and the worthy tribute you accorded our governor. WM. II. EGAN. Grain Freight Rates To ' Eastern Points May Be Cut Washington, Jan. 22. A resolution in freight rates on grain products from northwestern points to the east ern seaboard -anging from a cent to a cent and a half per 100 pounds, has been suggested by the interstate com merce commission to Director Hines of the railroad administration on re porting on the proposed adjustment of grain rates. We are averaging 5 to 10 repairs on glasses for out-of-town patients, every day. --The service on, this work is quick, efficient, and of course satisfactory. If you have been so un fortunate as "to have broken your glasses you may rest assured that they will be quickly and well repaired and accurately, if brought to or sent to KENRY L MORRIS & CO. OPTOMETRISTS 305 State treet Phone 259 Glycerine Mixture Prevents Appendicitis -m Hainan oeat tinon mv 1....1- .... -- w,,, ,inr 1 a trip hammer, and I did not need to! open my eyes to know by the way the' knob turned In the door who was! "".UK i soe me, so quickly I be came fumtllar with the different man ners of those who were iermlttcd to enter my room, even in the openin and abutting of the door. - As Alice tiptoed nut of 'Die room I heard ,w-(de. step, which 1 Im mediately rerognlxed ns that of Mud am Cordon. The nurse must have also' been nwave that someone' she did not wish to see uie was com tog to the room. - . , - 'H?SS .-InierciKs The Visitor. S With hurried t,-n-i , i,i.'.,i.. jterreptod the unwelcome visitor and " '"-oice colloquy ensued. "Mrs. Gordon is asleep." whispered the nurse. "Why. I jat met my daughter In ir nan nnu sue not ,,! ! mUCTION SALE A novel religious innovation at Med ford has been started by Itev. J. Ru dolph Sasnet, who has opened head quarters in one of the large office buildings where people are given medi cal ,Wgal and general counsel. Coughs and Colds Are removed by Vino!, our Cod Liver and Iron Tonic, because it is a constitutional remedy. rr j. e. MM VI O W f WVJ i Manistee, Mich. "I was in a weak; run-down condition as the result of chronic cough and cold go that I often had to stay at home from work. Vinci Stopped the cough, broke up my cold and built me up after other medidnet had failed." Margaret Dale. It's the beef and cod liver peptonei' iron and manganese peptonates mi hypephosphitea contained in Vinol that makes it such a successful remedy for chronic coughs, colds and bronchititi It is not a paliative Tike cough syrupy but a remedy of the cause. Try it m our guarantee. Your money back if it fatts. Stop Lumbago Pain, Rub Backache Away Instant Relief! Limber up(, Etib pain, soreness, stiffness right out witn "St. Jacobs liniment" When your 'back is soro and lame M lumbago, sciatica or neuritis has yoi stiffened up, don't suffer! Oct a small trial bottle of old, honest "St. Jaoobi T,5 Iliniin I ' nl nn. ftnm nnn little 111 your baud and rub it right ia to the pain or, ache, and by the time you count fifty tho soreness and lame ness is gone. Don't stay crippled! This BOothing, penetrating liniment tiiltea the adi and pain right' out and ends tho mil cry. It is magical, yot. absolutely harm less and doesn't burn or discolor th skin. 'Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatiet and lame back misery promptly nut surely. It never disappoints! (Adv) Y.TTsf' Tr jt vm yvi j W i' IT i J o n A SHOE PAT OFF. ' Yes this ii the ihoe that gives you "Extrs service every Kepcom fort every minute." Whyf Because it is tuill right to tart with! Our first consideration has always been to put into tvtry Buckhscht Army Shoe: best mater Uh, wholehearted workmanship and fit " , 'ijfdsc ' BIACKGUNMETAUUHOGANY CALF OR INDIAN TAN CALF Exclusive Agent paeis brothers oo mate Btreec. Salem. Ore von It II lignificaat that the Buck hscht Army Sho is worn by thoui ands of men in tit walboflife.Ther have come to ap preciate In yield ing comfort, its velvety feel, to wear-resisting qualities. And se will yon once yon treat your feet tO BOCIHICHT Manufacturers BUCKINGHAM 4HE0HI Saa ITanciseo ' SW a 6 Simple alyrerlne, buckthorn hark. t, m tt.lvA. l k .!... 1 ,. u ii, nHiri-j.,,, removes ' "' iwi iiiiu sol r, n,,i. uu . t. . .11 .... . . 1.. V" ' -" 'nar ...,, ouvu.uumifu poisonous mat- 1 inifrine Bus nwnke but In her rll,i Iter fmn, lllTII ..! i w ',, "r" "S1" verjr nnd Mrs. Her from HOTH upper nnd lower how-! mind lutein el nd prevents ui'trndlelti, KpIIsv J "She did awaken, but In a ANT CASK Kas on vtomneh or con-) wenkiiJ condition, naturullv all I ttt t lin tl I Sv'O-n a . 1 - S. . , - f"- " t,4,.M pitusauc e-,'" u,w orr nnmedlatnly us Whlnkey In a diu(f stors is property Hon of Adler-l-ka surprUea both doe. : Sinclair, left " an' rMtr berry wine in th' home t un-tors rt!ents. A business man re-' 'Well, don't you think It would rt Uwful Th' immwr if Melo.en hall ports ret benefit in a lout standing' her .good to l nwnkened and . announce that hereafter no wts ll ,ca of Indiwtton and aour stomach. meT She will need roustnn" be held by those who come f th' J. I'. IVrrj'. drusit. 115 South Com-1 liy the way mv nerve wen ... hi.,.,.,.- nr'ot itlob iie Uierohil ,,i.,in,.. , - " wen en .... - - I A Y I JUUlOUIlf. I UltAlv . Saturday, January 24 1920 1:30 p. m. corner Ferry and Liberty street 1 team of geldings, good workers, weight 1200 each 1 mare, 5 years old weight 1250, sound and gentle. 1 new work harness. Uersey heifer, 2 years old. 5 Poland China pigs, weight 75 pounds. 2 fruit wagon' racks. -1 steel wheeled wagon. BRING IX WHAT YOU HAVE FOR SALE G. SATTERLEE, Auctioneer. Phone 937 or 1177 Gordon could "rwiMe- tt aa . . A . FOR BETTER BREAD , TRY BAKE-RITE Pure, Clean, WholesomeBaked by Electricity BAKE-RITE SANITARY BAKERY 457 State Street . LAJDD & BUSH BANKER'S Established 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. ra. - . - i mnttiMMtW
