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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1914)
? tri . t. TOTnvT, q iittv ownnv vrrwuqiv TX"' VHF.H 2, 1914. Editorial Page of The Daily Capital Journal TUESDAY DECEMBER 1, 1914 the daily mwm journal PUBLISHED B CAPITAL JOURNAL PRINTING CO., Inc. sJHABLES H. FISHER EDITOR AND MANAGER Daily, by Carrier, per year Daily, by Hail, per year Weekly, ey Mail, per year $8.00 3.00 1.00 Now that the Social Service Center has been organiz ed, it is hoped it will not be so long in getting at work as it was in getting ready. It is a wise and good move, anG ! there are already a number of cases where its aid will bt appreciated. Some wise old philosopher said that "he who gives quickly gives twice," and there is much truth in the idea. The most erenerous aid is of little use to one who has, per' mon!h:;;:::V.'.V.'.'.35c!alreacly starved to death, and a much lighter contribution si montha'.V.V.V.'.V.V.'soc j to the living is far better. PUBLISHED- EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, SALEM. 03EO0N HUBSCEIPTION BATES: FULL LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH REPORT Th Capital Joanna carrier boyi are. Instructed to put the papera on the porch. If the carrier doea not do tlila, mlssei you, or neglects getting the iper to you on time, kindly phone tlie circulation manager, as tblB la the only way we can determine whether or not the carriers are following Instructions, none Main 82. SOUTHERN OREGON'S PROTEST. Just as a hunch to the politicians, it is suggested that they put in a little time studying the election returns from southern Oregon, and they may learn something that will be of use to them in 1916. It will be remembered while conning this little lesson that southern Oregon has been practically without recognition either in state or federal offices so long that it has become sort of understood among politicians that she neither wants nor deserves anything. An examination of the votes for congress will disabuse the mind-political of this idea. The republicans of southern Oregon wanted the nominee for congress at the last election, but they did not get him. The democrats put up a Coos Bay man, who was little known in the dis trict, and yet a study of his vote will convey the idea of what southern Oregon intends to do. Notwithstanding Congressman Hawley's strength, had the democrats put up a southern Oregon man with wide acquaintance and popular, such as could have been easily found, it may well be doubted if Mr. Hawley could have won. It is not that there is any especial feeling against Congressman Hawley or any other man, but that southern Oregon is demanding representation in congress, and she is going to have it. That section is naturally republican, but if she can't have :i republican congressman, she will take a democratic one. There is no charge for this hunch to the republican lead ers, but it is worth much more than the cost. STRANGERS IN TOYLAND. That was a wise law that provides no bridges shall be built where there is not a county road. Yet it might be gotten around by building the road while getting ready to erect the bridge. About all it amounts to is providing the road shall be built first. Maybe the legislators had an idea the county engineers might not be able to hit the ends of the bridge in. laying out a county road, and so wanted to be sure the bridge could be used. Secretary of State Olcott is most 'assuredly Correct in calling the census taken by the state every five years an unnecessaiy luxury. He shows it costs about $100,000 to collect the data for this census, and this is never compiled. There is a mass of stuff stored away in the capitol base ment, and that is all there is to show for the expenditure of the $100,000. The legislature should repeal this law as a starter, and to get its hand in. for other work of the same kind. Judge Stephenson, of Portland, is disposed to be fas tidiously particular. He holds that "September Morn," woven in little rugs and given away with tobacco, is an obscene picture, but that the same picture in a studio would be a work of art. This indicates the judge has-an idea that it would take something much worse than "Sep tember Morn" to make anything like a showing of vulgar ity or obscenity in a studio.' There are a number of persons mentioned in connec tion with the state printer's office, and there seems to be some doubt as to their being qualified under the law tc hold the place. There is some provision of the law which requires experience in the printing business, and .whether this means the position must be filled by a practical print er remains io ue seiuea. This year only a part of the $7,000,000 usually spent by the United States importers upon foreign toys will go abroad; the rest will help to swell the $2,000,000 usually ppent upon domestic toys. ' There will be less variety in dolls than heretofore. There will be a larger proportion of the hardy rag and rubber races with their imperishable charm. The Christmas tree will glitter less splendidly with tinsel and glass globes, but more appetizingly with cornu copias and popcorn balls. German confections will be generally replaced by do mestic goodies; elaborate mechanical toys by carts and bulkv apparatus meant to keep the child's body active; quaintly carved knick-knacks from the Black Forest or jrom Russia by blocks, dominos anil simple wooden or paper maehe materials that challenge the child's ingenu ity. It will be a boon to harassed mothers and nursemaids if this year's toys, for a chance, are of the sort that age cannot wither, nor custom stale, the twelvemonth round. One of the main troubles in providing a remedy for un employment is that the jobless man and the manless job are often so far apart. Work being plentiful in Texas is of little benefit to the jobless man in Massachusetts unless .soine means can be provided for bringing them together. The jobless man usually has not the price of a ticket, at least for any great distance, and the man who would give him work does not feel disposed to advance him the tare even if he could trust the man to use the money advanced him for that purpose. This has caused a suggestion that the United States, using its department of labor and its postal service, arrange not only for letting the jobless know where there are jobs, but also of providing the means for bringing them together. The matter has been taken up and perhaps some solution of the vexing but ser ious problem may be found. Every matter has somewhere a humorous feature if it can only be discovered. In the European war the real humorous leature and about the only one so iar developer, is the sudden awakening of Canada to the fear of inva sion by Germans from the United States, and her sudden determination to prevent this at any cost even if it is a whole dollar. The legislature has a job lot of business coming in passing laws to make the prohibition amendment a Work able proposition. It has been suggested that the easiest way to get the new law working is to get the Kansas legis lation on the subject and re-enact the whole business. LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 18GS Capital $500,000.00 Oregon is giving strength as well as tone to the Pnsfpm markets since the opening of the Panama canal. Ten car- oaus oi onions neipeu tne work along some. Rumania is still neutral but seems to be wish in thing or someone would push her off the fence and on the allies' side of it. THE ROUND-UP The Trifler Tlio mi.n who lonfs u, hoin-H away, 'who does nut strive to earn his ,u'v, full kudu his job will lose; m. !,;' ...n urnn (VIII rise 111 Wriltll. (111(1 (' II use Tim (Wit roinovit.ir the iironcrtv of the Crow ft - "ill 11 )i it I'n per C.i. mill the Willamette l'ulp iiuil l'lipor Co. to tin I'r.t.v.i.U'ill i. i: filed lit Oroiron fitv Moudnv. The""" "on" 1110 K,"'!"'n P""'. "'"1 put property is valued ut $1,. WO (Mill mid the Minir ol the deed on Hint dnv instcui. of H tiny Inter unveil ifl.W in revenue htiinips. m m m The illumine mills niiiiiiisl (lovei-uoi Went ii lid others nrisinu from tlie t'o pcrfichl iiffiiir me net for lionrine; ill llnher Dt'ccml'cr 17. It in thoimht il tnlii' u loiii; time to secure un un prejudiced jury, Opportunity, in the opinion of the Silver I. like Lender, is knockinc; lit the loor of "tin- mini with L'(UUi to J- filMl," who will chIii Id isl' n creamery en terprise lit Unit plio-e. T.clinnoii Express: Kor the main 1 c n lit i till dnv c linve liiul in Nnvcin-j ber let tin lie thankful. We do not it I -whys mill e n record of Hie sunny days. I but. vc never funic! the dark oiies. m m m Sheriff Tuylor of I'lnntillii county is mourning the dentil of two Idood I hound pups pnosontcd to In in sevi-rul months utro, llolh sit'-cumlu'd tu dis temper, one on election dnv mid tin- id her a few ilnys nun. m m m fitny in City Knjile: All of the lie), men uf (Iriuit county live on farms. Anil, moreover, they mnde their money on the r n mil. It is n roiispicuoua fart Hu t there Is not n business mnn In nny of the little 1 1 unit county towns wlio Is on the tn roll for nny eonsid Ol II I ll' IllliOlltlt. rum mil tees lire nl work lit Minsk field on lit tin for u icfune for tlie tin iMiiploveil. "It uiis decided,'' bmvs til Itccoid, "that the coffee house, or club, should be st.irtcd on n sninll lutsis nt first n nd be built up tu n tlotirlsliini; nffnir," l.nbor unions iiud churches promise lo support tie pin jeet. The M elk lit (lie llllv Mcminn- pas ture form the most lienlthy nnd host developed bund nf this bimvics In Ho I lilted Mutes, In (lie opinion nf A. ( him with his shoes Ihn poor lire, witi ti I'll the ti , tic cording to n book sublime; we need not wonder wliv; si ninny dod;e nil kinds of work, nut1 lonf mid lounge, nnd fool mid shirk, nnd let eiieh cumin 8 by. So mi,,,;. will not try to enr'r the ruin they're iirnwnijf in return mi- hours tliev fo.il "at; so nmiiy see their hoJscs swamp . ,i . .on, i i-iKieavur to lie pro'ipt .....,., , K ,nv. me trifline inefficient jny, ivlio (rocs hi, 1 ess utile wny, m-ross the modern stiiL'e ne is tne iiiimiiu race's jinx, he in Hie r unic, of the Sphinx, tlie proldcni ol the iifie. As thick us munis bcido the ur ns tne nous upon a f en. we unit everywhere; tint more, we muse i,,! coiiteiindnie this liiimnn p,i.le mid hi., mi' Kleiner mir despnir. And while we muse, the men who toil nm.t I'U.v tu niiikc the keftle boil for him "un i.ni not arrive! most buy his cof tin when he's deml, nnd see his 1i,iw. nil! (Iiil lien ted hl h ,emiilns tinve. (VnriliiM. tt!i 'tm,. .-w.iftIH,r HmH UPLAND FOR HOP RAISING.' Transact a general banking business Safety Deposit Boxes SAVINGS DEPARTMENT (Independence Miiiiitur.) V. M, ltrnwn 4 n, deuiiiustiiiteil this cnr nun nops I,,,, i, r,,i,,,,i nl,,,,,, I,,,,, ly upon liili ifiound ami were he nblc to secure a rensnnublc price fur them from ll finmicinl standpoint It wwild unto necii pioritntilt., Kor cxpei Imtie IkI purposes, he plnnteil nu acre Mnv I tu ins) year, There were tO'.'tl hill Hi' did not t tit i it Iheni thnt jenr nnd piini.oii vcHt'tiililos between the rows 'litis year, uf cuiirae, he did everything Pol-mile in assist tiieiii in hem-inn runner, nf the Inlted Stutes binlorici ! S" ""I' ' " rfiin.. wits bouiiti surtev. who spent Hie summer minlv- , M'"M1 n.",, m "I1'11"1' Inn the enptive biK khi,,,., nnd w,o l" " " " ' ""If "ps will no , on.,..-.! l n, l. i... n t,m '' ". h luirvested It: CliieVtuiii. ' , boxes, nvernKiiiK t'i pounds in the box ii loitii in over l.oii poiimla, - I ' "us It Inia been proven bv M r, in-own thnt Imps cnii b miscil auccc fully upon nnln n,l and knd lh, nrl.... 1 ,1,1. i.t , i. ... I.... i.. . """ """" " wnuld Imve doiii- ,. , , . .. . 'dl finaiieiiillv. its prcneliers. llns tune Itcv, W. T. i Tnpscolt, pitstor of the Huptist eliureli,; - will fin. lie piencltes Ins Inrewcll acr-1 I oiieerniiiij the iiroirress of the moil sunnily ami inter I eiulier I trill Unker l.n Orninlo Y, M, (', A. fund ne in Piniiis. ins successur, wlio Is nut irotitest, Hie Lit (Irnnile Observer cum tet deteruiliied, will beludepeinl e's itients': "linker seems to be hini:lii; iimiii in-n ,iei-,T nun o-iir, nun itev. n on our nova III the V, ,tl. t . A. cine !t tow, wild Is cnlcnnjr tipnn ins seciind pniiin to ntise funds venr When A Mans Married C0PTRIQH1 JY THE NEW TOBa EVENING TElEQfMM (NEW TOSS HfJL0 COj. til WllMt Intnti. .lllll 7 LETS SBE.-h WELT. - R3B AN HOUR ) ' - I hwbVybUh -s Vifferoice!! 1 STBALTHV- itxitn. rREACHER TO MOVE. But linker lins na pastor nf the t'liiistiini church,' Mile l.ee nnd n few ahccpinen to ilruw be the dciin nf this ilty 'a clerny. frout, ami sheepmen nhviys lime will IndeiH'iideiiee Monitor READ THIS THEN . ASK THE CLERK Tneailny whs sliiiup dnv nnd clerks it I lie county clerk 'h office were kept busy cxplniiiinc the tcriua of Hie Inw which npply to the piirtieulur enscs which Hrisc in thut ilepiirtuicul, The stumps to be used lit the county clerk's office are nil III cent stumps nnd Hie following is the list of instriiiueuts uf fccti'd by the new order: iortincatoa. Letters of ndmiiiistrnlioii uud other probiite pnpers, no stump required, I ertit lentes reiniireil liv In w. Issued by nny department or officer of the Koverntnont nt the reipicst of private persons, solely for private use, should be stamped. Tint stump should bo fur nished by th person npplyniK for the Instrument nnd for whoso use mid bene fit the snuic la issued, and should be affixed In-tin ii (ho document is lie-,' liveri'd. I Anv ibiciimetit, Hie stumpiuir of which: would malic it necessary Hint the Rtntc should furnish nnd affix the stump, urc exempt from the Stump Tax, Hutinn of birth, certificalit of death, nnd certificates of tint reiiistrar its to Hie fuels declare I concerning birth, mintiimc mid death ate mine of them object to the slump tax imposed upon cerlil'icntcs. I A mnrrinitc certificate, to be returned to anv officer of the State, CtiunlvJ City, Town to constitute part of a pull-. lie record, reipiircs un stump. A mar tinuo certificate issued by the iiflicint-' liiK clerityuimi or mnulstrute nnd itivcn to tlt' parfles, if rcipiiieil by law, must be stumped nt the mil' nf IU cents, I The ccrtiflcnte of Ii Clerk or Court to the ipiulil'icatiou of a notary public or Justice uf the I'ciien ia held to bo a certificate reiptiriiitf a stamp. t ertificatca requiicd by law which are made by court officer under the direction nnd authority of the Court, and which arc necessary to (live proper effect l t ho court iirocoeHiins, are ox enipt, ! Court processes, such na summonses, wrlta of attachment, subpoena, wait rants, orders of court, etc., are not re quired to be atnnipcil. Certificates of acknow lodktucnts of deeds and Mortalities are not required to lie slumped. The memorandum ou the back nf tint deed or uinrtunuc, mnde by the register or recorder that the Instrument has ' been placed upon record, la nut subject to taxation. Certificates of birth, marriage nnd death, when Isnucd to private persons for private use are anbjeet to tha lu cent st n nip tax. . MURFUY CONTROLS TAMMANY. New York, lice, 2-Chntles V. Mur -, phy, who was cjeetid fioni Tniniiiany j hull a year ago, regained control of thci oigaiil'.iition, hia candidiite, dnliit M Heihlc, winning the presidency by n 1 vote of about H tu 1. ' Big lot of Ladies Low Shoes Tan, Black, Patent, Button and Lace $3.50 and $1.00 values, go at c You last chance before the Jacob Vogt shoe stock is totally wiped out. 220 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET Pianos Victrolas Sewing Machines In Lnrga Variety for Cliristtn.ti. Geo. C. Will 132 State Streot. GOOD FOR 25 VOTES For Address This coupon may be exchanged for votes in the con test for a trip to San Francisco in 1915, at the Capital Journal office. Not good after December 5, 1911. TO MEET KINO GEORGE. , I'irls, lcc. 2.-- President IVimnrc let! (name nf town cliniinntcd by ('eli sor) today tit meet Kinu lleniue. One advantnijc of American "shirt sleeve" diplomacy is that it tenlic this country to keep Its sliitt on. House of Half a Million Bargains we carry.tne largest stock of Sacka and Fruit Jars. H. Steinboclr Junlr rv I MS Btata BtrMt. Rl.m n WVt, , V..V.I faona Mala IM