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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1920. PAGE FOUR. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published every evening eieept 8un a by The Capital Journal f'rUumg Ckk. lii South Commercial street. Telephones Circulation and Business UTIlce. i; editorial room. . CABINET CHANGES. GEOHGB FUTNAM, Editor-Publisher Entered as second class nail matter ax Ealem, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 50 cents a month. By mall Jt centa a month, tl.25 for three month, SS.25 (ur six months. 14 per year in Marion and P"'.k counties- Elsewhere t a year. By order of XT. B. Kovwronent, al! mall subscriptions are payable In advance. Advertising representatives W. D. Ward, Tribune Bldf.. Now York: W. H. Bux-Wwell, People Gaa iildg- Chicago. MEMBER OP THB ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated fre la eaeiitMvei entitled to the use tor republication of II new dispatches credited to It or not otherwise creauea in mis paper ad also local new publiabed herein. Rippling Rhymes lVf Walt Mason. ANXOCXt'FMFXT This year I'll be a candidate fori Woodrow Wilson's honored place; my friends keep chiming to my (fate, and urging me to make the race. Mr pint- form is a simple thing, one single I'iunk is all it owns: Cut out ex- trnvaaani-e. by Jlng. unit burning up the precious bones! The cost of gov ernment, these time, given every thoughtful soul a wrench: our gov ernment Mown In the dimes, yet colls on vit i s to retrench. It taxes people to the wave, and makes their work rii spirits sore, then urges easy murks to save, so It can touch them for some more. When I take up my residence where now the White House banner (hips, I'll cut down every fool expense, unci fire all loaf ers who have snaps. I'll shear the Snifters to the hide, and clothe the toilers with their wool; all other Vltul Things may slide until the treasury is full too. The billion dollar schemes will get blue penciling when they ure born; the man who'd make unothter debt will find me standing on his corn. So rally round my aland i.ril, boys, line up like soldiers, rank en rntik; then government will mako noise like money In n savings bank. Consolidation Plan to Be ;- Retained by Railroads Washington, Feh. 1.1. Comreh'duteu ticket offices established during feo ernl operation of the railroads' ll be retnliied in most largo cities when the riwds nre returned to private eoaitrol. iiceording to Information received at the railroad adinlnlRtrntlon. Most of tne companies were sold to fruve Indorsed tho public convenience mid economies afforded by grouping the sales forces Instead of having themj scattered. Chicago, It la said, may nmninl.in the plan been use one f the Mugest roads there lias Instated on hi.ving a place- exclusive to its own business. A PPOIXTMEXT of John Barton Payne, of Chicago, chairman of the shipping board as Secretary of the Interior to suc ceed Franklin K. Lane comes as a surprise to the country and as a disappointment to the Pacific Coast, which had hoped that a western man, familiar with local conditions would be chosen. The only western man now in the cabinet is E. T. Meredith of Iowa, recently appointed secretary of Agriculture. Cabinet changes are probably for the country's welfare. The cabinet has been composed of mediocrities only two or three members being regarded as men of more than average ability. As long as the president retained his health and vigor, it did not make much difference who filled the positions, for in all impor tant matters, the president was the cabinet. v The president has not had the faculty of choosing able aamm- aw an By ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY J3Ll bit thought it -was a good time for him to be leaving. So he said good by and hoped briskly away. And Jolly Robin's wife never knew that her husband and Jimmy Rabbit had a secret that they did not 'tell ber. Of course, if they had told her it would have been no secret at all. JOLLY FEELS BETTER Jolly Robin awoke at dawn. And ha knew at once' that theday was go ing to be a fine one. Though the sun had not yet peeped above the rim of the eastern hills. Jollv Robin was istrators as cabinet ministers, though he '-totoaks to those 2 tTL" selected. Ilia recent tDDomtments are an improvement, and will i , ., th. -mm . . . ... . naja u. iiaa un-ii aim " strengthen the cabinet, xney are men 01 anairs, wun recorus of achievement which the men they replaced lacked. There is still room for improvement in the cabinet, but the announcement that there will be no more cabinet meetings until the president can preside indicates that the executive's health has improved to the point where he will shortly resume the direction at affairs a consummation devoutly to be wished. In the meantime an official statement should be issued re garding his illness, which will set at rest alarming stories sua m circulation. If the president suffered a slight stroke of paralysis which temporarilv impaired the use of his left arm and leg as claimed, the country should be taken into confidence and fully in formed, for the policy of concealing the facts is misleading and unfair to the public. RIDING TO A FALL. 0 RGANIZED labor is going into politics to punish and black list congressmen and public officials that refuse to accept dictation. . . . , , , , . , . In pursuing this policy, a leaf has been taken from the Anti Saloon League, which ha3 long practised the same coersion and is still busy issuing ukases to governors and legislatures as well Other factions pursue the same tactics. Certain manufac turers seek tariff benefits,' farmer organizations demand special favors and so it goes, a stand and deliver attitude for selfish gainGora-nmentTfor the benefit of ail-not of factions. Pat riotism consists in serving the public-not in fwjfts The welfare of all the people is paramount to the welfare of groups or individuals. Democracy means the rule of all, not of classes, and the selfish attitude of classes, bodes no good to the "ati OrgaSd 'labor is riding to a fall when it attempts to run wpniieu aiou . . . toierate an autoe- Sv"o labor anv more than it wiii an "autocracy of capital, for it l?lXJ!tMnt democracy. In no sense can it be construed Z a square deal for "the people-the ideal of the republu, . ; weather; and he never made a mis take about it.- Now, It bad grown quite warm by the time Jolly .Robin went to the woods- late in the morning to meet f&' "Maybe there Is something queer about this case," he said. LOVE awLMAPRimUl jti the noted aumor ldah MSGlone Gibson 1 no dentils from influensa and 90 new cases are .reported at Portland K.lln roporU all schools and public (talherlngs suspondod. : m Wc Go for a Ride) For the next few weeks things went on wither smoothly. I did not see Madam Gordon. In fact J had not seen her since she visited me at the hospital. However, she snt me a number of polite messages- by my nurse. t was soon able to go riding, and but the old story of the man who chases tha car Until he is out of breath and whan he catches it, enters aud with a sigh of satisfaction com poses hlmsplf to read his paper, is pregnant with a great truth, I don't really think I am too sensi tive, too self-centered, too introspec tive, but I was beginning to think aha tn,ik mi. nfmn In ber electric.thnt I hadn't enough to do. John in- .Tohn asked me rather differently one sisted upon keeping every possible A wrUt watch hain't so bad If you want t' know what time It wu. "Oh. rlmf! Whnt'll we do now," said Miss Maine Moon, when th' legisla ture ratified th' franchise amendment. To Relieve Catarrlu Catarrhal Doafness And Head Noises l't-ihons suffering from catarrhal healing ami litive head urfeea will be glad to know that this' tMxtrcstihiK niriU iion cm usually be successfully treated at home hy an Internal medt-ciiii- that In many iasliuu-ss hit et feciert Vomplpte relief after pt'.i.T iiVHliiieuis have failed, tfufferirs who could scarcely hear have had their lien ling restored to such n extent that the lick of a walch was plain- day If ! would go motoring Willi him nnd seemed quite pleased when I accepted the imitation with alacrity. "It didn't know but you would be afraid to go with ine, after our ac cident," he said. "Not at nil,". I an swered. "And don't you think, John, now that I am well enough to go out. I can dispense with tha nurse? She has been very sweet to me, but I am really tired of having her here." "I'm awfully glad to hear you say that, Knlhorlne," std John, "for I shall bo much relieved when I can have you nil to myself airiln.; Would yon like to go up to the Country club?" ho anked. 1 knew by theh way John's eyes rested on me that he thought I was looking particularly well, and he had pride In showing me off to his friends, but he didn't tell me so. Not Inordinately Vain I wonder why when people live tn- gether and see ench other every day, they do forget to voice the pleasant thoughts they have of one unothter? i I do not think 1 am Inordinately vain, and 1 know by John's face that when lately, in a study of married lite, has I was something complimentary to him, he eujuys It Soninoue very said: "Jn this lifo of ours the two great essentials are ditmtort and hap piness. We never entirely neglect comfort' even Hie poorest and even Hie hardiest take, some precaution to equip Uicinslcves" with a measure of the commodity. Hut with happiness it la different. With Happiness the greafest of all needs, we concern our selves not at $. Happiness is taken for granted. We assume that it will be ours, and as a general result, It falls u completely. I do not blleve that one can find happiness unless one also finds ap preciation.' Theu why should appre ciation after marriage be allowed to wither? I am quite sure that neither men nor women change In themselves nnd the whole I.ltsny of a lover is admiration (or the one loved. It is only relations that change, nnd the Intimacies of married life seem to crowd out entirely any sense of ad task and decision away from me, I could have spent several enjoy able weeks refurnishing and redecor ating our rdoms. I could have be come really Interested In making a budget to cover our personal and household expenses, if John had given me any kind of an allowimoe. . I think that this Is one reason there is so much unrest among the married women of tho well-to-do middle class. It Is a kind of a fetish with a modern business man that his wife shall have nothing to do; when if he knew it, work is the greatest blessing in the World. 'I think It Is bigKer than love, because work almost consoles you for the loss of love and I have found that Uve never consoles one for the loss of some kind of occupation. Did Not lluve Time One reason why our grandmothers and mothers were so much more satisfied than we are, was that they dirt not have time to think about themselves. Oh, if John would only treat me as a human being! These were the thoughts that came rushing to me during our silent ride to the Country club. A number of John's and my friends came to the porch to meet me as I alighted from the car, and Karl Shepavd clasped both my hands and kissed one utter the other. "Silly ass!" I heard John mutter. Tomon-ow--A Visit to the Club lv uitdll.), Meven nr piirht inches tiway from either ear. Therefore. If' "ilratlon and sometimes of consld Jou know of someone who U troubled! cratlon. whli In nit noises or catarrhal dc-af- "Fnr to admire and be admired" is ness, ui out this formula Mid hand n ".notation which made an old Songinioral and spiritual effect of the dis it to Uiem and you may have been Large Audience Hears . Mahood Thursday Night A great audience greeted Pr. Ma hood at tls Klrst Methodist church last night. It was Sunday school night and the varlous ehttrehe ivsc splendidly to the occasion. The spiritual tide of the meetings Is rwaching new water marks nightly. A wholesome religious en thusiasm Is fining splendid expression In the singing, the activity of christan workers and n the lurge response that results from the appeal to becom Christians. lr. Mahood gave a thrilling account of his experiences lit the San Kranc's co earthquake. He also discussed the Jimmy Rabbit. And the snow had melted away as if by magic. "Summer's coming ! Summer's coming!" Jolly came hopping Into coming!" Jolly called, joyfully as soon as Jimmy Rabbit came hop- sonis -will burst out before we know it." "Yes and the cabbages, too, Jim my, Rabbit replied. "I'm glad the white giant In the orchard lost his head," he added, "because there's no telllnlg what he would have done to the. cabbages later if he had wan dered, Into the garden. He - might ham eaten-every ., due-of them. And I shouldn't " havat liked that very ..11 -' Dheti they -4af of together to headless stranger who had given Jol ly Robin such a fright the day before. Jimmy Rabbit went bounding along with great leaps,; JKbile 3olly Jtobln flew above him and tried not to go too., fast for his long-oared friend. , Once In the orclhard, jolly jed Jim my to the spot . Whcr6 he had Seen Johnqie Green jfnoick riff the giant's head with 'the snowball. "Here ihe is!" Jolly Robin whis pered fot he w still somewhat afraid of the gliif! In spite of his having lost his 'head. "He doesn't seem as big as he was ; yesterday. And he has dromwd the'.8tlck that he carried." v ' Jlimny Rnbblt stopped short in hta tracks and staredat the still figure under the apple tree. For a, few moments he did not speak. "Thiit looks to me like snow," he said at last. And he orept up to what Svns left of the giant and snif fedat..hini. "It is snow!" he de clared. When he heard that, Jolly Robin flew to a low branch just above the giant. "I don't understand it," he said. "There's his head on the ground, with the. big, bluck eyes. They certainly aren't made of snow." 'No!" Jimmy Rabbit agreed, as he sniffed at the terrible, eyes. "They're butternuts that's what they are!" Well, Jolly Hohin was so surprised that he all but tumbled off his perch. i'lieres his hat " he continued, is he clung to the limb "that's a real hat. It's not made of snow or butternuts, either." 'Yes!" Jimmy Rabbit said. "It's u sure-enough hat. Farmer Green wore It on Sunduys for a good many years. I've often seen him starting for the meeting-house over the hill with this very hat on his head." Then the giant stole it from him!" Jolly Robin cried In great excitement. nut Jimmy itabbit thought differ ently. . "It's my opinion " he said its my opinion that Johnnie Ureen took this old hat and put It on the giant's head, after he had made him." ftiarte him!" Jolly Robin re peated. "You don't mean to sav that Johnnie (Jreen could make u giant, do you?" Well, he knows how to make a snowman so I've been told," Jim my Rabbit replied. "And though I've never seen one before, lt' plain that that's what this creature Is." .lolly Robin had. listened with grow ing wonder. Spending his winters In tne wuith. as he did. he had never even heard of a snow-fuan. Are they dangerous these snow men?' he inauired anxious! v. "This one certainly Isn't," Jimmy Rabbit told him. "With hh head off, be can't do any harm. And with the sun shining so warm I should say that by to-morrow he'll be gone for good. It looks to me as if he might be the last snow man of the winter, for 1 don't believe there'll be any more snow, until next fall." "Good!" Jolly- Robin cried." "I shall come back to theh orchard to live., after all, just as I had intend ed." And he felt so happy that he, began to sing. i "I'm glad I brought you here toj see the snow giant," he told Jimmy Rabbit, when he had finished his song. "Hut when may wife and I j start to build our summer-house a little later in the spring, I hope you'll say nothing to her about this affair. It might upset her, you know, If she knew that a giant lost his head in the orchard even if he was made of snow." "I understand!" said Jimmy Rab bit. "And I won't mention the matter to her. You're afraid she might lose her head, I supose, if she heard about It." . Having made a joke, Jimmy Rab- She Buys Less ' Since She Dyes "Diamond Dyes" Turn alt Her Old, Faded. Shabby Apparel into New Don't worry about perfect results, fee "Diamond Dyes,'" guaranteed: to give a new, rich, fadeless color tetany fabric, whether it be wool, silk, liiwa cotton or mixed goads dresses, fclouses, stockings, skirts, children's coats, feathers, draperies, coverings. The Direction Book w th each Bach age tells so plainly how to diamond dye over any color that you can not make a mistake. To match any material, have drug gist show you "Diamond Dye" Color Card. fAavV mcriirrainxit made sure k7 xUVa? "BSftEX SLICKER Lok far th itlln dge AJLTowxars IstskUslwd IS3 I Boston, Mass. mm mm. ufp ' PanMDonloii 1 v,.OTu, or over Sm t ..... ..ou inis summer at oia Scour camp Odahkotuh. Panii pfc Here's to your health I Fine tea brings you enjoy ment, cheer, and comfort. But be sure it's fine tea. Steer clear of common tea which; has so much tannin in it ? tannin you know, is bad for both stomach and nervesv !'-;-- r Schilling Tea is the fine practical tea for the econom ical American family . There are four, flavors of Schilling Tea Japan, Ceylon India, Oolong. -English Breakfast. All one quality. In parchtnyn-linedmolgt ure -proof packages At grocers everywhere. ' A "SchilSuffh Co SauFiwu-isca Keep The System Clean And You'll Be Healthy Elimination helps to avoid colds, headaches and epidemics ANYONE who has watched himself knows there is not li iiiK so important to health and comfort as regular daily elim ination. Half of the minor illness es of life are due to neglect of this. The five million men who were in our army know the importance the doctor attached to this function. By all means try to regulate yourself by intelligent diet and exercise, but when these fail you will need a laxative, on as near to nature in its action as skill can make it. In the opinion of many thousands of good Americans such a one is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin. , It acts promptly, gently and with out griping and will with certainty regulate any tendency to con stipation that you may have. . Take it when you feel drowsy dizzy or bilious, when you fed a cold or a fever coming on, when there is an epidemic, when yon have eaten anything about which you are in doubt. It is at suck times that you need to be free of poisons and of fermenting hod You can buy Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at any drug store. Thou sands of families have it con. staidly in the house against emergencies. In spite of the fact that Dr. Catt weWs Syrup Pepsin is the lurgeiticllinj liquid laxative in the world, thert being over 6 million bottln sold each year, many who need its benefits have not yet used it. If you have not, sens' jour name- and address for a free trial tetue to Dr. W. B. CaliM, 51, Washington St., Monticelo, Illinois, DR. CALDWELL'S THE PERFECT LAXATIVE Brigif Sunny Days the means of saving some pour suf ferer perhaps from total deafness. The preseiipion can he prepared nt home and is made as follows: Senile from your druggist 1 os. I'nriiiint I Pouhle Ktrength.i Take this Inline and add to it pint of hot vOntir nnd rt litllt granulated mif.il , ; stir until illKso'ced. T ike one tablesiKuiufltl four limes a d.y. I'm mint Is used in this nay pot only to reduce by tonic .n u n the in popular because It appealed to that I aster upon the lives of those who were love of approbation in eveiy human j involved in It. The old condition held ! being, A man us well as n woman true for. 'Frisco, thnl men will seek! loves flauet v, and I am afraid neither liod in a time of calamity. Christian j man or woman is apt to give it to! workers were crowded with people! the one with whom they come iniTalllng .upon find for merov n.i iwir. i lug fr prayer. t.i.im koot iwm n to prr OX 1NTEUX moX.VL 1 1) CRT London, Feb. 13. Ellhu IMoth has ben- Invited to become a member of the committee to prepare plans for the constitutional of a permanent court of international Justice. The list was announced at today's session of the council et the league of niitiuns. Bright Sunny days are hard on your eyes. A little pre caution now will save your eyes later. Consult us today Our advise is reliable. HENRY L MORRIS & CO. Eyesight Specialists HOa State St j?hone 239 A A Your Dealer Grand PrizeKalsfa m Yt'if&rmK $ AmfliMnitiAfi mm m VMISUW V I .llllllUIIIUVIt I Write fbrCAt&lofoe TMENIMINOTOHASMSUMCCOMe F SI'I'lfcJSB i " t mrnoi daily contact. FnglMi fuitiguauc iiiiuhMjiiutP To repeat n thing once said bores on. nnd yet there never was a time when I wanted to find another word to express my love and admiration! fur John, although he often told ine flainnintion nnd ewetllm? tn the Ku.!,h-" ,h English lunguagv proved of seeker lined the utters at the ctos? hitn Tubes, and t'.uu V. ritualixe" inanennate win none was urof the servlc With these thoughts as a basis Pr. Mahood preached from the Words: "W hat must 1 do to be saved f" and nimbi an earnest appeal to his audience not to wait until they are driven by fear to seek the nirecv of God. Crnwda tuc .1... ..,, iltri .-ict-.ni r,ut tleVe. awtt any rxcess of secretion lit t'1 t!i. middle ear. sml the retlit it gives;"" " ure iie.uiv uImhss ipilck ahd !":'( cihe. E cry person who has catarrh in any fnn. or distressiui; rumbiiug, t'iii!K sounds in tlit-tr vt. .-Iiotitd jjtve this recipe a trii. and ninny professed con- Ill TU'ir.l D III! VPS HANK '"' version. I learned my biiter lessor, so It in'ma to nie now. while looMi g baek that even before John 1 arrived home little things happened; X.-w Votk, .Feb, 13. William C. mime ine umicrsianu uiiu no: Reilfield. former secretary of com , bad completely chaiicod in his f.-et-j n.erce, h,i been elected president of ling toward me, I do nut mean to tho Amei-icun-ltnii,n ..i,.... , say thn' he did not love me any more. PAPES FOR INDIGESTION ' INCKEASED ; liENDING CAPACITY. A member bank of the Federal Reserve Sys tem is enabled to renew its loanable funds by the privilege of re-discounting its "Paper" of certain specified character to the System bank. . - ' As applies to the United States National bank that places aeservoir of resources be hind it, and, influences a better type of loans. Saler flroi'inn WHEN you make y'our will name the Capital National Bank as your executor. The business experience and Integ rity of the bank officers will guaran tee the careflu and conservative ad ministration of your estate. commerce, it was announced today. CHEW A FEW STOMACH FEELS FINE! At once! Relieve InJi-estion, Heartburn, Cases, Dyspepsia caused by Acidity. Hurry! Buy a box at any drug store. ReaJ Common Sense Rules Reading Stomach in every package L ADD & BUSH BANKERS Established 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a, m. to 3 p. !