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e e I Page Four The Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon II Capital Journal ilem, Oregon An Inflopendenl WesspapCT Published evenings except Sun day by Capital Journal Printing Co.. 135 tfnutli Commercial. Telephones Circulation Busiii'-ss, BX; Editorial, 82. and man In college, generally popular, yet with no intimacies, no clofe G. Putnam, Editor and Publisher Entered as second class matter nt Salem, Oregon. mail SL'BSCKIITIO.V KATES By carrier, 65 cents a month. By mall, in Marion and Polk counties. 50 cents a month. Else where $7 a year. $.1.50 for 6 months $1.76 for thre.- months. Mail sub acriptions payable in advance. Advertising representatives W. D. Ward, Tribune Hldg. New oik W. H. Stoekwell, Peoples Gas Bldg., Chicago, Concervation Comedy a Trout Tragedy No subject has been more discussed and no campaign ! friends accomplished less in Oregon than that for trout conservation. 1 As for steve- ne never drmed; a, j i i . , , .... , . ! that Stephanie would do a such! And no subject has been nandled less intelligently and thing, it was so damnably uiiy.i resulted so meagerly. After years of agitation creation of HO utterly unthinkable a thing to numerous commissions and a multitude of officials, the JoAn in his nngry prpIexlty atld expenditure of hundreds of thousands ol dollars, the erection I growing resentment. cieiand-s con and operation of numerous hatcheries, our streams are more sciencc hurt as Readily as a toot-) , . ., . i hnche. Krt ought to have been i depleted ol trout than ever and the situation grows more; home long ago. He should have! hopeless annually. j gone back at the end of his two I Oni- ficb on,) ,r., ii j .-4. i i -j. I years. His father had trusted rtu ii. emu tjcinic Iliwuillillll IdUUIO, iUlU It Ul lllgS lOIlfl SLEEPY-TIME TALES HiKI"!" ('IK'S1 HE T A E OP m MUSKRAT ARTHURaSCOTT BAILEY - jjd MINING ENGINEERS ur oiirrmrn aa. him to look out for Steve, and. irv, DUt It destroys list! Or sanctions their destruct'Oll, Which i Plte of her rather bumptious let- was eating a dainty morsel on the is the same thing, by permitting the ruthless extermination of spawning fish. The commission has recently issued a ukase, permitting the taking of "salmon trout" over ter. inches in length in all the streams of Oregon during all months of the year thereby abolishing a cloeed season' for trout. The fish and game commission knows, or should know if it knows anything about trout, that there is no such animal as a "salmon trout," which is a local name applied to any trout in salt or brackish water. The "salmon trout" is, as the com mission knows, either a sea-trointr cut-throat or hlnr-W-snnttor) trout, or young steelhead or rainbow trout, whose appearance ! Sr"' "7' 7. ? ia Blfw W ,.. .-u tu.. a L. ... R Cushin. ma"asing dfector ... J uici. iiiai uie uoniinission IS I the American Wholesale Coal well aware of this fact, is shown by its order permitting the satiation, today before the sen taking of spawning steelhead in the Rogue river over ten! com investigating committee c inches in length, during the winter months as "salmon T1 a lenial that coal me" trOUt " piannea tne series or govern-. it s jonnnie ureen: ne said to ; for a grown mall to be doing r ment statements and actions whirh himself savagely, as he dived out ; stopping to throw stones at me. Neither the rainbow or steelhead, nor the black spotted :he Baitl m,"ed a coal "hortage of sight and swam toward hit it's a boys trick that's whu it or cut-throat trout SDawn in coast itmnu nor in v11v , . . . """ Kow now nejis ' i nome oi tne coal men got the couia see me irom the road streams or lakes until they are ten inches or more in length, 'he high prices,- he said, "bui 1 1 he did!" The warmer the average temperature of the water the great- wam to alsohv " from brin er abundance of natural food and the faster the growth of government owmsatloni ,0k that the fish and the earlier its maturity. The onlv trout under ra"se'' 'he panic." ten inches that spawn are those stunted by the cold water JmT TumutTtc'" and scarcity of food of mountain streams. The net result tnr to the president ? asked of the commission's ruling is therefore a vear around open Bent0 fnyon, after reading - ,, , seetion of a speech made bv I) H season for trout old enough to spawn and a winter closed : wants, former president of the season for trout too young to spawn. icoal association, to operators re- The so-called open season for trout, mining those under j SSw tEaE ten incnes as well as all others, opens April 1 in Oregon. Spawning season begins in coast streams in the winter months and extends until early summer in the mountain stream.--, the colder the water, the later the spawning. In most streams the trout spawning period is during the months of March, April and May. The trout season therefore opens in the midst of the spawning period and practically every fish caught in April and May is spawning or "spent" from spawning and does not furnish either good sport or good eating. Throwing Stones One evening Paddy Muskrat ters her independence, he should j bank, near his home. He had dug have gone Sac:: and kept an eye it sweet tasting root from the hot on her, whether or not she liked , torn of the pond and had swum :o it. mrifBER ASSOCIATED PRBSfl The Asociated Press is exclu sively entitled to the use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published herein. Loganberry Laughs By Robert Qulllen, Panic Was Not Caused By Coal Men, Is Claim Normalcy will also mean a re turn from the limousine to the wheelbarrow. if it is impossible to reform tax es, why not give up in despair and abolif.li 'em ? Borne girls smile to reveal their good nature, and some to reveal their good teeth. h worry about suitable gift for Christmas when the land is full of ten-cent stores? 1 1' Annuttzio is nt I he end of his rope. ,iut unfortunately his feet are not yet clear of the ground. lhe shore to enjoy it. 1 As Paddy sat there, a wagon ! came clattering down the road. But Paddy paid no attention to the sound. It happened too often, ev ery day, to oiuse him any uneasi ness. The wagon stopped. But that, too, had happened before. And still Paddy Muskrat continued his meal. Then several stones came sail ing through the air. Some of them splashed into the pond. And some of them struck the bank ntur the the stones into the spot where Paddy Muskrat crouch ed over his tidbit. He dropped the root at Xobody's trying to hurt anybody In this pond." "Didn't you see Johnnie Green?' Paddy asked. "No!" Mr Tin- wife will spend $.'!. a two-dollar hat ami then because bread Isn't two cheaper. 10 for worry cents A normal married woman is one who thinks her husband could eas ily spare more time from the of fice ie help with the housework. If truth were told, It Is the mir ror in the back of the show win dow thai reallj attracts the ladles. There was was suppes, between the kle bone. in- when an ankle be that territory top ami the mi- Tbe films thai Sll cate that those rejei sor must leave litth atiuu. through indi 'd by t he cen to the Imngln- So Mr. Turtle swam for the spot where the stones were chugging and splashing into the pend. He crawled out upon the bank, too, nnd climbed on top of a rock, where he craned his neck, in or der to get a good view of the road. It was not long before Mr. Tur tle began to smile. And then he Well Known Oregon- ian Declares Tanlac Has Given Him a New Lease on Life 11 burning ilke , iai oat and e. so ba( "lh-r lie h 3 v --urniort. i ' "aa Paint u, j I suffered w thirty :"d bloated 2 swam back to find Paddy Musk-1 ever I want without o,,fF: ; down and I . ' rat. llnrunnla" .,i T. '! ! :(,., v.. " "'I . . - - rtouers .. . .. -"w. "Its Just as I SAid! Mr. Turtle . well known mining engineer i,.i '"hing tr,l,l Pu, ,1,- rhiM'a Tlf, ,...... ' HI - T. '-..o "Por the fUst time in North. Portland, Ort in : ei'i- did .. 1 street j ,-l0M "-'OH I -- maniac Uf3 I now know what U Is to en- i fT r"m,,mberj joy line neaitn. for Tanlac has ! , . ' 1 f nuiit me ui until I h.ivc ,i.jl . "ae a sirr J Turtle answered. "It fifteen pounds and t,i., t i .;crH '!lr- Tb, Z was his father that was throwing teeling better than I have in : . 1 dlPIaii3 years, in ixo mv snmi.mh ...,.. 's ' nw . nis lamer: rauuy .nusKiat riick on mo and in imi , i . ",e a itrrn,,. e.vu Klllieil. 1 ne t once I was Farmer Green. say that It's a pretty small thing! ,c ,lu , XIne or every-I, !,.,. "'jr,-Li er supposed it thing I went down hill until I v ' T'" Sound I h,l n. And I must a nervous and physical w,, ,. 1 "mid he But I "But at you, he M r. rain t throwing stones Turtle explained. "He R!VltllM T A - 1 ........o . ,c oiiuren on liyii t stomach and I would have nwfni ! Iaat 1 for spells of indigestion. "For days at a time I could n't retain a thing I nte mid I had on life." Tanlac is Ki , J sre mi drug I'uddy stayed in his house un-ldldnt knn vn i n ih ho.,u til he thought Johnnie Green had Farmer Green is simply trying to had plenty of time to grow tired j clear the road of stones. He's of throwing stones and drive on tired of having his wagon Jolt over Igain. Then Paddy crept out Of them everv tirno ho diiioa ihk go I way. And he has made un his his house: for he intended to back to ihe bank to finish bis mind th.it whenever he misses the I pond he'll stop and pick up a few surprise the shower fcf , ,,f the stones and throw them Into sun tailing into tne the water il. nruggistJ his de "I went to Mr. Tumulty from ; time to time to ncise him upon j the situation and the interstate commerce commission order," the ! witness responded "We kept Mr Tumulty currently informed.' i "You were fighting the Idea , next evening, when the same thin,? that a fuel administration might happened agnin. He was on the pond. And since Paddy was hun gry, he had to swim under mate some distance from his house and find another root, which he took home to eat though it was far pleasanter dining upon the bank, where the air was fresh. If Paddy Muskrat was angry then, he was much angrier the be necessary?" Senator Kenyon commented. "Yes. we thought the fuel ad ministmtion could not be install ed in time to meet the emergency bank, eating a fresh water clam, when a wagmi stopped in the ro.id close by. Paddy paid little Heed to it. Several wagons rud pissed while h-i was eating. "I'm glad it's not that horrid Johnnie Green!' between nibbles. The words were hard!;, n may be, as reported, that there is no strike on at present, but the foolfeiHer la still loafing oi the Job. They say uhen Haitian gets full C rum he flnefln'i fear God or devil, or any other thing except a marine. We ne told that nearly all of wope's diplomats enjoy chess. Tlie enjoy it most when played with o union fodder. There will b, little talk of "glo rious war while ii slr.ind of back Wire reminds half the world of Oooties. Tin reason the gambler in I In lot ten of n art' Inge is never a' cheerful loser lw because he ins no s hence to foi get it . The profiteering age accomp lished one reform, it disposed of thai extra annoying yard of cloth In Ihe tall of a shirt. If you have ability, there are two easy ways to wealth. Hisiover gold mine, or get a Job with sumo branch f Big Business. John Hull will never be happy until he can irfect plan to sell the Slav goods with one hand and spank btm with the other. It Is easy lo believe thai man is related to the monkey after read ing ihe pnhnshfd love letters of Wayward middle-aged husbands. Why SO cheerful about Wilson s promise to establish the boundary of Armenia t He once eateMished the boundary between the Italians and the Jugc-Slavs. and that the existinr aannetea The game and fish commission endeavors to please the' could meet the service," was the sportsman by going along the lines of least resistance. The : rr''; . ... . , . , i , , I . I HIOIIIIM .HUH lllf I 'I I I il MM I - sportsmen clamor tor meir winter sport ana aemana tneir i tinn was taking legal steps to ins mouth when a t: snrintr fiehinir mid the eommimiinn falla fnr it Tf n raa.1 enjoin the fedenil trade commis- within an inch of uis no protective law is enacted, anglers secure its repeal, to satis--- ' fy their greed. They catch out the big fish in the spawning! to enjoin the interstate oawajierct nr.rin.1 nii) thp littlp fish Hiiriny thp snmnifir and fall and I nimission from "enfonc.ing vainly expect the hatcheries tt Paddy remarked sad "So you see there's no danger" .Mr. Turtle added. "Well! 1 wouldn't care to be hit by a stone, whether it was aimed at me or not," Paddy Muskrat re marked. Must keep oway from that side of the pond. " Mr. Turtle advised. "It won't be long," he added. "How long?" Paddy inquired. "Oh! not more than forty years, I should say, " was Mr. Tur tle's answer. To a person as long lived us he was, forty years seemed nothing at nil. But Paddy Muskrat thought it was a very long time. And he so, too. out of I larceli Paddy didn't stop to fa .tnotber word to himself, ile dropped the i clam quickly and d!v-:J in'o the commission from "enfonc.ing as- water, wnne stone?: went ennui j irr,-,,l m ' ' f nhuv! nil ml bim. epleilish their ravages. It ;the defense of members fac ing "This is a little too much'" I Can't be done, and Unless some protection is afforded the I prosecutions for violations of the Paddy Muskrat told his friend Mr. .. . , , , , , 4.-ii.i L 1 1ver Viw. The witness said the Turtle, whom he met on his way trout. prupngHUUIl is v..steu nuu umipici ip uuuuuuewu j trade commission had sought to home. "If Johnnie Green is eoni- enforce methods of accounting o ing here every evening to throw be used at mines which the oper-1 stones at me I shall have to move ators felt were not practicable. I to some other neignnornood. rvow ftir. lurue oiu not wain. Paddy to go away. "It's quite safe here" he said., "I've lived in this pond for almost a hundred years and nothing has ever hurt me. To be sure. I've had plenty of atones thrown at me. I'.ut I pay little atteidjlon to them" I "You must remember " said Paddy Muskrat "you must re-, member that you huve a very hard Shave With Cuticura Soap The New Way Without Mug Just Folks h i:im; Ml A. GI KST ( Copy righted in sight. It is not the commercial fishermen that are depleting Oregon streams. It is the anglers, now some hundred thous and or so strong, that fish for the meat, use any methods, Former Laundry fair or unfair, take any sized fish and in any quantity. Of j Operator Affaill true sportsmanship, of giving the fish a chance, either to . . , reproduce or to fight, there is little. And the proof is the m liimellgllt fact that every stream thai can be reached easily is depleted , XXr e time"ma' and onlv in inaccessible places does the trout still lurk in his Uger of the Bilverton steam Laun- native abundance. Year by year the invading horde com pletes its work of extermination, even in remote places, and, unless the anglers themselves practice conservation, the only trout left will be found in mountain lakes. Oregon trout protection may be a farce to anglers but it is a tragedy that spells the doom of the trout. If the sports men are wisp, thev will insist at once upon an open season nerous f... a tin . T. - j in o,i ,!, Tn creditors began i beginning aoout dune i ana continuing uum wvuww i (he a few Iry, h;n again Hpneared i ttmelight. He was arrested days ago In Portland on a , harge hack. If I had a back like yours of forcing lady employees of the 'under which I could draw my laundry to work over-time and head. I wouldn't care how many then leaving town without paying stones Johnnie Green threw at rue. his help. His rnsp will be tried in . . . I'm afraid I shall have to look Salem. When Neal was In business ' for nnother place to live." nine ne seenieil lo lie airly pros- but finally his dose and his delivery car WSJ "Nonsense!" old Mr. Turtle CVied, There's no danger at all! 11 llim And Just to prove to you what a ken hv , .i-i- a t ' ( -- - , - Mine place i inn juu in. i m si'iim ember II they procrastinate, tney iace a cuaseu nt-uii ui "no iu Mumi n , mini, years duration as the only practical way of restocking our theu.' wastaken "Z" lrp-inis 1 1,v ,hl' owl"'r Mrs. Ethel Pol gar of Daniel J. Fry, druggist. IT IS FACT and not theory-, that every drop of rich, nourishing Scott's Emulsion is readily utilized by the system in build- You'll Always Fu says, the Good Judge Tl . J- nat you get i genuine satisfacfl at less cost wk you use this clagtl tobacco. A small chew I so much longer! , . , . a big chew of urumary Kina. And the full, rich i tobacco taste gives a long lasting chen sausiutjuun. Anv miiti n,k . . , l n.-llr f ...- vvuu uses me iveai i ODacco I win tell you that, Put up in two styles W-B CUT is a Jong fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cutt LAXATIVE Aged People where the stones are falling." Mel -esess. -1 L fc. Seott&gowpe. BkKHnfleld, N. J. 1 effgflBSSffes w& IPHE BANE of old aee is constipation. Thcl i els become weak and unable to perform functions without aid. For this purpoal the mildest and gentlest laxative should bei The use of harsh cathartics aggravates thetrfl and makes the constipation worse. CharaberB Tablets arc a favorite with people of middM and older on account of their gende actioa i ww l i 1 1 wttsrM nn iifsmi'--''- tt--------------. The Restless Sex B) Robert Chamh s, Author of "Barharlans " eto. (Copyrighted 1-J18 by Hubert W. "The Dark Chanibera) 8tar.' I. nek. Lui k bad a favor to bestow And wondeied where to let It go "No I.azy man on earth." said she "Shall get this happy gift from me. "1 will not pass it to the man Who will no; do the best he ean. "I will not make this splendid gift To one who has not practiced thrift "It shall not benefit deceit. Nor help the ma a who's played Ihe cheat. "He that has failed to fight with pluck Shall never know the God dees Luck "I'll look arour.d n bit to see What man has earned some help from me." She found a man whose hands -ere soiled Because from day to day he'd toUed. He I dreamed by night and work ed bv day To make life's contest (To hi war. He'd kept his pest and daily slaved And oomethiug of his wage saved Stephanie is a beautiful, will ful, intelligent, and l fear slightly erratic woman, alive with physic al and mental vigor, restless and sensitive under pressure of con trol, yet to be controlled through her affections first, nnd only af terward through her reason. These are unconventional times; a new freedom is dawning, and to me the dawn seems threatening, 1 Am too old. too near my end not to feel that the old regime w-ith all in drawbacks, was safer for wo men, productive of better results, Iss hazardous, less threatening But I don't know; I am old fash loned CKcepii. in theory. I have professed the creed of the new feminism; I have in my time and very properly denounced the tyr. ixnny and senusnness ami injustice of man made laws which fetter and cripple my sex. rtut at heart nnd with not very many days left to me at he.irt I am returning rather wear ily tilong the way I came toward what, now to me. seems safer. It may be only the notions of an old womin. verv tired, very sad. con scious of failure, and ready to rest ad leave the responsibility where it originated and where It belongs. I don't know. Hut I wish Stephanie w re not iilone in Ihe world. He did not sail at once. After all. in the face of such tin unmis takable declaration of independ ence. It did not seem worth while for him to arouse himself from the golden lethargy of enchantment and break the spell of Europe which held him content, amid the mellow ripeness of her capitals and the tinted splendor of her tra ditions. He wrote frequently for a few months. Then his letters lagged. Salem, who is now in charge. Alleged Murderer of Verome Palmer Weeps at Hearing Portland, Or., Dec 22.- Husteu A. W alters wept on the stand to day al bis trial for the killing of : racroiman Jerome Palmer Wal lers declared his actions were due to influence of liquor. He instated the killing of the officer, who sought to arrest him. and a com panion following alleged holdups, was not premeditated and when B. F. Mulkey, his attorney announced that the defense rested its eitao solely on the testimony of the de fendant. Walters staggered from Once his pretty countess had the witness stand while sobs shook warned him that, for an American ! Mi body. Europe was merely the school room but his own country' was the proper nnd only pVice for crea tive labor. He remembered this at intervals a tittle uneasy, a t -ale conscious striken because he shrank from making an end to preparation because he still loitered, dlsin- Stricter Divorce Laws Are Urged by Tacoma Ministers Tacoir.a. Wash., Pec. 22 The Tacoma Ministers association today pur.uo a set of resolutions made clined to break ,ho golden web : calling upon the next session of the These Tracks Lead to Ye Liberty Thursday, . Friday and t$, Christmas James Oliver Curwoods 5 NOMADS OF THE NORTH stricter 1n Miss Quest died before the let ter re .elv'd him. Stephanies next letter informed him of all the de tails she continued: No use your coming bark until y.ni are quite ready, dim. -meres thing for you to do. I've taken a studio and apart- n-ent with Helen Davis, the anVi ulptor. I don't yet know Just what f shall do. I'm likely to try i.iiu win hi iiic il' .il. sii.uiow-j lems UHUTC to 'yT less sKies ana me pi-jiesa sun or. state divorce laws, the real world where he belonged! The resolution recites that dur and where nlone, ne knew, was Ing 1920 divorces at the rate of Ihe workshop for v.hlch he had seven a day were granted in teat been so leisurely preparing. j 0 and three a day In Tacoma. Then the shock -ame the bolt I "e appalling divorce record of out of the blue The cablegmni said: I married Oswald Grismer this morning. Stephanie. this state far surpasses the notor ious record of the state of Neva- the resolution declares da Propagandists Seeking To Save Youthful Slayer Walla Walla. Wash.. Dec. 11. The propaganda to save fom He'd clutched at every circum stance Which might hare been his golden l ha ne. VI He sailed in April. When he sailed, he knew he would not come back for many years if ever. His business here was done, the dream of Europe ended. The cycle of . White of Everett from the rillev viuiiay awaueu mm in nn lis nils even reached M.irHen ir.. criu usnu. urum ol the state penitenttsry. Yes. the golden web was rent Warden Drum stated y,terday lorn across, destroyed. The shock, that he had received a teleemm to his American mind left nothing asking htm to confirm .or deny of the lotus eater in him. He "the rumor that he would reAitm sereral things before I know what was returning where he belonged, j rather than officiate at the hang- 1 oug it to suck to. : Minea oreve marrieo: to , ing of the youth. In reply to this i),vi't feel any absurd sense of Oswald Gristlier, who. save as a , message the warden stated that -pons Utility for me. That would i schoolboy and later in coller. imasmuoh as he had not beer ofO- lf too silly Feel free to remain! was t doubtful and unknown iuan:rially advised that the vou'h must al road as bmu- tis it suits you. I tity to mm. I mm il niiiim oe excee.s nc nre- lalse feel absolutely free to go and He had never known Orlsmer , mature for him to declare any leenie as I please. That's the best well. Since their schoolboy dlf-' such intentions and in reply to basis f,., our friendship. Jim. and ferenees. they had been gc-ol the Question would he resign t in fact, ihi necessary nnd vital bu- jenough friends when thrown to- the law demanded the youth s ex- . Mr effeetion Is unaltered but. ge'her which bad been infreqnen- ecution. Warden Drum stated The guddesti smiled and then, .ker- ' somehow, it lias been such a long jllv. He had no particular liking there Is timple time to meet IneiT lj: I tune that you seem almost unreal j for Orismrr, no dislike. Oriamef question when the courts finally She diopned her faver in his lar. to me. 'had been a clever, adrUt, amusing decide the issue. U. S. Army Goods Store 230 S. Commercial St., Marion Hotel BIk. Army 0. D. Blankets While Thev Last $4.85 We have a small amount of Bacon on hand. Govern ment has sold out. Last Chance to Buy Army Bacon. J. T. CONWAY IT. S. ARMY GOODS STORE 230 8. Commercial St.. Marion Hotel Blk. Let us explain to jou hoy YOU CAN HAVE A PIANO OB TALKING MACHINE IN YOUR HOME CHiu&i MAS MORNING You can pay for it later on your Terms. J. W. Tallman Piano Maker ,.,oi nnnositeJw 121 CJ, uoiliiiirK-"41 We are open evenings until Chris LADD fir BUS! BANKERS ESTABLISHED 1868 r , uUtil Busing Office Hours from 10 a.m.W CAPITAL JOURNaTwaJT AD? 1 CAPITAL JOURN A Y W AN T ADs