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The Capital
Journal
Biiem, Oregon
An IndiDOBdeDt Newspaper
Every evrUog except
Sunday
news
Jtiebiiuiie SI;
GEOBUB PUTNAM
Editor and PutHher
"sUFW-UiiPl'ION KATBSJ.
By earner 50 own n ''f
By mall, in ftnrt P0"11,"
(within 59 mile oi
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...... Bilam. Oregon.
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Churches
(Continued from Page EignU
Robert Clllaii, J. V. Hlllpat. M.
H. Ha.U, H. C. Taylor au4
QbWtM Wilson,
HOCIBTBRUL ASSOCIATION
Inatltutloui: Hev. L U. Lee, state
BwLbb, teebl. Ulnded iurtlluttoii.
llev. r . . Ldn"-r
Kev. w.
( a. ui.;
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Katituer, cottage tarm, 2:30 p.
Rev. Thou. Atheaou. ir1"' l1"1"
m.; Bee. u. r .
buHplul, : 15 I-
ncliuol, 3 p
tuberculosis
It Is
Houte
LESLIE M. E.-R-v. H. F. P.m
bertou will conduct both morning
w .v.me eervlcee. The music
will be under the direction ot Mr..
Mason Bishop. Sunday school at
J 45 a. m. Senior department un
. der the dU-ctlon of E. A. Rboten,
superintendent. Primary depart
ment under the direction of Helen
Ingrcy. Morning worship U
o'clock. Evening services. Ep
worth League IsIO, preaching
7:30.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
Corner N. Bevenleeuth and Court
This 11 me "'"! "
been looking forward to.
iwrinnliiE of our hit
Force Evangelistic Meeting. There
will he services each nigm,
Saturday, all: 30 p.m. Har these
soul stlrlng messages this week.
Tonight, 'Where i Your Bible I
Monday, "Why We Need God ,
Tuesday. "Your houi u "-
t." Wednesday, "Wliat Munt I Vo
. i i.nstr': Thursday,
Uading Question"; Friday. "The
.n.,.,innalile Sin." The message
....luv. 11 a. m.. "The Spirit and
i..u..u " This Is "Home Coming
ay Wo want every member not
.ink n.- mil ot town to be there.
Will you? Next lord's day la the
hi. .nniul Rally Day. Our aim U
. mnv as we can crowd Into the
i..i..u Nnw. everybody boost
till week and we ll break all past
records. Eugene went 400
I,-,- aim. We can do It ale".
you help? The superintendent,
E I Flake, has 11 Btcpe he wants
us all to take on this great "For
war.lstep" Day. Bible school be
gins 9:45 a. in. Remember and
be there today to hear all about
Rally Day. We can use every
worker that reallywan ts a Job
during our campaign. Wednes
day, October 28, there will be a
i.i. irdhln rally at the Elrat
Christian church and we are In
vlted to participate In this meet
Ing. It Is an ull day meeting so
bring your basket dinner. A team
of four will conducti be rally un
der the direction of the United
Missionary not-let y. You want to
plan to attend every seaelon.
morning, afternoon and evening.
We will hold our meeting at the
Church that night earlier and get
through In time for the illustrat
ed lecture at the First church.
Musician, singers, personal work-
era, wutever you are, be on hand
each night. A most cordial wel
come to people of city to attend
theao meetlnge. It will do you
II good and make you a different
mnn or woman to attend. R. L
Putniun, pastor.
A Tale of Two Cities
When San Francisco wanted an exposition, the business
men of the community subscribed f 15,000,000 in a single
afternoon.
When Portland wants an exposition, the business men talk
for a year, then ask the tax-oayers to out ud $5,000,000
before the business men put up a cent.
The difference in methods of financing expositions shows
the differences between the two cities. San Francisco busi
nessmen are willing to take a chance and risk their ow
money in what they believe will help the city. Portland
businessmen haven't faith enough in themselves, or the ex
position, to risk their money, but are willing to pocket the
profit if the tax payers foot the bills.
But the difference between the methods of San Francisco
and Portland do not stop with expositions. It is San Fran
Cisco enterprise and capital that has built up California. It
is the lack of Portland cooperation that has made Oregon
the least developed state In the coast. As Portland acts
toward the exposition so she acts towards Oregon willing
to share the profits if someone else does the developing.
"Everlasting Dishonor
Now that the Senate has ratified a separate peace with
Germany, negotiated without consulting the senate by Pres
dent Harding, it is interesting to remember what Senator
Lodge said in 1918 when it was falsely rumored that Presi
dent Wilson might do the same thing. Senator Lodge
declared:
The Intent of Congreag and the Intent of the President was that
there could be no peocc until we could create a situation where no
such war as this could recur. We cannot make peace except in
company with our allies. It would brand us with everlasting dis
honor and bring ruin to us also If we undertook to make a separate
peace.
However what would have been a brand of everlasting
dishonor and bring us ruin under a democratic president,
becomes a badge of honor under a republican president. It
was dishonorable to desert our allies, and shirk our obliga
tions in 1918, but most honorable in 1921. After our allies
have assumed the responsibilities, we are quite content to
grab the benefits and deem it highly creditable to keep faith
with no one.
We have a peace under which war can recur, a peace that
perpetuates the worst features of the treaty of Versailles
and eliminates the redeeming feature", a peace that breaks
faith with the allies and yet depends upon them for enfor
cement a peace that not even its authors are proud of and
the country as a whole ashamed of.
over
Will
Ming T Dramatic Story
mem
CittnrM. mem
Jjj S?& eenlevn a tdt by -Krfeal
CHARLES
Stubborn, 'men. keep ifie court dockets -full,
oo cui accomplish, more on. your fleet trtaro
yau cn on loui- Kneel.
-
A? AW
Cg)Wfiat ihe average
city needs is
not -more
bit bevt
people
BP ST:
tiait stores are oOt of the particilar thiri )o
HE1 HECK v5AY5
"ft is jist as easy
to cultivate gooi
habits as bad c
but there ain't
So much, sport
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AGAIN IN
HUNGARY
Vienna, Oct. 22. Admiral
Horthr. the Hungarian re-
Ent. is rumored here to
ye fled from Budapest this
morning, following news of
the arrival of ex-Emperor
Charles in his former domain.
Budapest advices state that
a legitimist government hat
been formed there.
Vienna, Oct. 22. Former Em
peror Charles of Auatrla-Hungarr
arrived at Oedenburg, Burgenland,
Friday afternoon In an airplane
from Switzerland, according to an
Oedenbure message today and Is
reportedt o be proceeding toward
Budapest, escorted by Oestenburg
troops.
A provisional government, the
advices state, has been formed in
Burgenland, in the ex-emperor's
Interest, under Count Julius An
illra&sy, former Austro-Hungarlan
foreign minister.
A message which reached the
entente mission here this forenoon
confirmed the advices that former
Emperor Charles had arrived at
Oedneburg in an airplane.
This message places the time of
hia arrival at Thursday afternoon
The Oestenburg forces immedi
ately went overt o Charles upon
his arrival at Oedenburg and he
was proclaimed king, according to
the message.
Paris, Oct. 22. The Hungarian
Tabloid Sermons
Parson Ablel Haiie
"A word spoken in good season, how goodTTTT
King Solomon gave a happy thoueht . I
Incapable of T UBI
spoke this elear sentence, Incapable of mii.
us la fact practically all of us, dearly im. , ',Uh
4 . . L. .... - W
In most c.. r N
The reason Is, the woni L7. 8M
good of
prolific of good.
"nnnnMntf flmnma' tt U..1 ..... .. .
c ... u..,v.hvu a HMinM 'n.
use, should be spoken "In due season.'' Hnw
to make sure the word Is spoken In dn . of u J
runt, or advlflt. end nrnvlrfrl h ,..... i - 18 t
applicable to the occasion, is when the words Pm""T"'
a force making for results. For Instance
girl, a man or woman, makes a serin,, ",,0'(
. " u lN KImt l .
conversation in the world afl.r ih mi . 8 rlB
mortems have their place of course, but k.,i l
pressed for a thought much like "a umi. 'a,'l
iime u..
of use, as we look back over our Drivato 1
entries that would not have been made ha ' '""M
snoken the word "in due season " tk Efl
uo reverse
observation ia worthy of a little thought 1
not In due season, or a word annt . ... ' Wot(
, ul uue 8ea)K
It!" contains much food for profitable rerwu.... "' 1
draw from the nroverh )h thai- flrcf .
, , c IUUS ue nua.. ,
the timelv word: second wp mnt ananu
, - v D1,vo.v ,l plainly; thim J
bi snoken in due season at tha rlo-ht . -1
w ..u uiuuieni. A ;
tion 01 me iaea as expressea by the wise
man win
ueeuic-sa mm, neip uumeives ana nelp olhery
common good of all.
and won
Stay there
bfinia fair fax's Ambition. !
Virginia's Father j "Very. She played with your
'"There Is nothing for you to father for a few months after
do, Virginia,' our grandfather I they were married and then your
replied decisively. Elisabeth, expected arrival put an end to
rants U1 over a year ago. You hter stage aspirations"
do not know Ellxabeth Winston. "And what did my father say
"tie was ooauraie. Me wouia.in the last letter you mentioned?
qoi near m i snouiu go to me tie sent to me a packet which
lunrmi. nui your iniuer yvm im- un me nisiuv, was addressed: "To
en III ana was unanie to care ior ne opened only by the girl known
you, Virginia, juur jiiiiui.hi. Virginia Fairfax when slie Is
nan me write to your tamer ami oici enough to understand'"
say that lie wouia laae care 01
you provided jjur father surrend
er all elalm to you and never com
munleated with yu in any way
"And my fatlver let me go?"
asked a little bitterly.
"Do not blame your father,
"Where Is that Jacket?
bo, starting up.
"Your grandfather saw me re
Celve It and took It from m. I
Ijhave never seen It since "
iti, i i-
in uinfl. mq ..n
rignt to keep it from me. I am
1 ask-
CHKISTIAN SCIENCE, FIUST
('III Ki ll 440 Chcmeketa street
At 1 1 a. m. Bible lesson, subject.
"lnihatlon After Death." Bun
day school at 9:45 a. in. Wednes
day tvenlng testimonial meeting
t 8 o'clocw. Heading room 20S
Masonic temple open every day
except holidays and Sundays from
11:15 to p. m. All t.re cordi
ally invited to our aerrtrei and
to ourr eading room.
Change Svnod Boundaries.
si Clalrsvllle, Oct. 22. The
Ohio synod of the United Preeby
terian church, which Just eop
rludcd its sessions here, voted In
favor of asking the general assem
bly which meets la Cambridge
next Uay to rhaage the bound
rlf of the synod to conform to
the limits of Ohio. At present
Pennsylvania, Michigan and West
Virginia churchea are Included.
child. He was toltT he had only going to ask him for It
a few months to live. He had noi "Oh. my dear. I would not If I
relatives and wanted to bo sure were you," said Aunt Virginia la
that you would hare the best of! alarm.
everything. He knew (hat your, "But II Is mine," 1 protested
grandfather would give you ma-! "Surely he will nol deny me what
terlal care and so he compiled i8 mine."
with your grandfather's demand, i marched straight up to mv
that you be called Virginia Falr-I grandfather's study and found
fax and tha( you should grow up hlm looking very grim. He fairly
In Ignorance of him or his name., glared si me over the (op of his
He wrote me a beautiful letter glasses for no one had ever be
aBking me to tell you of your fore had the temeritv to enter
mother when you reached ma- hia study without knoekln
torlty. He referred to your i "You have a letter, er.ndfa.h.rl
mother as 'the sweetest woman In addressed to me which you have
an tne worm ana, reiernng to t)Pen keeping some year. May
I lir Uiven n irriin mil, inn nave 11 J
were numneren. ne sain inai ne "How do you know I
was clad to fa to her soon." nn'
"And did he die?" "Auut Virginia told me."
"I do not know. dear. I have I think that had Auna Virginia
never heard from him since he been there he would have struck
was sent on a long sea voyage for her. I neer saw much impo(en(
his heaKh." I rage on any face before.
"He must be dead. Aunt Vlr-j "I have destroyed It." he said
glnla, for If he, were not he eer-:ln an ugly tone, but his looks
talnly would have asked aboul me denied his words.
in all these years." I "No, you have not
"No. m dear, I do not think not dare do that.'
he would for he was a man of his "Are you telling me what
word and after he wrote your would or would not dare?"
grandfather ssylng that he nerer "I am telling you that whalever
wouia communicate wun any ot else I think of you. I know you
us. tne only wrote one olher let- hare a code of ethics which would
l'r " ! llow you to steal even a let-
"Wm my mother fond of the r from rae."
I "How old are von'"
key
"Sixteen." . my capabilities."
"I am your legal guardian, Vir- j "Go to your room
glnla and when you are eighteen till I call you."
i win kivu vou lue lener. mean-: i will go to my room, grand
time you must never mention ltj father, because (here I will not
to me again." j be hurt with your rage, but n i
"I won't be here to Mention It, one else shall (ell me how long 1
you hard, cruel man," I bnrst out, shall s(ay (here."
overcome wllh emotion. I My grandfafher arose and I
'Vhal do you mean?" shrank a Utile, for I really
"I mean (ha( I will not live In thought he was going to strike
the house with you. You have me.
ruined Aunt Virginia's life but I "We'll see about that, young
am not going to allow you to ruin lady. I win lock you In "
mlne " Wlth no gentle touch he fairly
"Wha( can a Hide slip of a dragged me along (he corridor (o
gin line ynu no om in ui-e worm r my room and I heard (he
"I cim a( least die and I would click in (he door.
much rather die (han live here Tomorrow Virginia's Flight
with you. You were very cruel .
to mv mother, who loved von, i.nd' tun. n t tr
,. hated my father, who pro. HlntS?. w ' T
had the scare of
life the other d;iv t
larkness of nlirlit ho iij
know your father was a play-act- and opened a barrel of aaonlino I
my grandfather, selllnpr several rn ....
- m ' mmm v, , me liuiai
.c.uaene oetore his mistake!
was discovered and his patrons;
."inn oe notif ed The on.
church In life and from hallowed was being freely used in lamps by
customers. but tnrf....i..
tl rnmnlna w.liort riairi Fvon lhA.. ..
.. ,.,,.,,.. " mb - iiicm were
your own church. grandfather,
will now admit them."
You are like your mother." he
said irrelevantly.
' I am glad of that and I want
to be free (o live mv life- to see
If my ambitions are greater than
Oregon's Own
Winifred Byrd
America's Wonder Pianis(
amy was a truer t iirisnan genu- local merchant
....... , ....
III tX II I II 1 II TVIU
"Virginia Fairfax.
do
you
h is
or 7 demanded
in horrified tones
It is many years since n'nv
actors were banned from di
ground In which to lav tlielr nmr-, his
no accidents.
JOURNAL WANT VD PAY
Grand Theatre
Friday, Nov. 11, 8:15 P. M.
Mail Orders, received, now.
PEICES
Orchestra firs( 3 rows .... $1,50
Orchestra last G rows .... $2.00
Dress Circle first 3 rows $2.00
uress Circle last 4 rows $1.50
Balcony: Entire 5 rows $2 00
Gallery Unreserved l Q0
Add 10 war tax
Address letters checks
GRAND THEATBE
government will act as it did on
the occasion of the previous at
tempt of former Emperor Charlos
to resume the throne in Hungary,
according to information obtained
here today, and will take meas
ures to expel the former monarch
from Hungarian territory, it is declared.
Marshfield To
Have New Paper
The News Publishing company
of Marshfield, capKalized a( $a,
000, filed articles of cSrporatlon
with the state corporation depart
ment here Friday. The incorpo
rators are Earl W. Murphy, Chas.
t'. Myers and Stanley Myers.
Articles were also filed by:
Friend Crange, Friend, Wasco
county; $150; Harry Cadell. Lou
ise Russell, L. R. Elliott, Donald
E. Heberlein and Lloyd Whitrock.
Office Machinery & Supply com
pany, Eugene; $10,000; P. W. Rit
tenlierg, C. E. Gay and F. C
Heffron.
"c """ im warka Coll
1 '"""u nieu a certfFi.
i"fi an increase In
$110,000 to $25,000.
A Special for eacti
Next We
JCjLPran,,!
$4.00
utner Pumps 20 M
We carry a comDlet. i
Accessories, Oils, EJ
Ringrose
"Everything for the J
Z79 N. Commercial Stn
Distributor
Liberty Six Pan Ana
MARINELLO
1 Cosmetic Shop
have i
Hair coloring by an entirely
new process. Maintaining a uni
form shade for a period of years.
This new process absolutely
avoids streaks and Is harmless to
the hair. The process can be com-J
pleted In fifteen minutes giving
You would the exact shade desired.
Bringing Up Fathei-By George McManus.
We carry a complete line of
hair goods for a few days we are
selling Bobs at coat.
Irene Scott
125 N. High 8t.
Phone 1690
Who Should Draw
Your Will?
By all means your lawyer, who knows
cTn rA erestS and famiIy relationships, and
can advise you accordingly.
It is the practice of this Bank when named
as your executor to retain him as its attor--il0?!"
WiU f" Probated, and to co-
S"EVS ln the faithful perf
Capital National Bank
W. L Needham
Trust Officer
Jos. H. Albert,
Cashier
TaylontBicycles
Are more than just
BICYCLES
They are built for wear, double reinforfl
tramp Q Tl f -PvnU, 1 "1J. i J 11 ,
-v., iV1 jvs, uuiu io stand nam use,
See the Dayton before you buy.
We carry a full line of "Bike" Acb
sories if its for a bike we have it.
Our repair department employes oi
experts m tbeir line who use only the I
materials.
When we do a job you know its right
Lloyd E. Ramsden
387 Court Street
LADD & BUSH
BANKERS
ESTABLISHED 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m
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PREPARE
FOR WINTER RaIN
We specialize in Auto
L Top dressing
HuU's Top Shop
271 Chcmeketa St
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