Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal"
TI KSDAV EVENING.
Av,'i,t .''-!, 1915.
CHAKLE3 H. FISHEbTI
Editor and Manager.'
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THE REAL SINEWS OF WAR
The Boise, Idaho, Statesman calls attention to the
work of the recent session of the legislature in Wisconsin.
It was the longest in the history of the state, devoted most
fii its ntfpnf inn rn I'pfnrminor tha rofnmi lou-s anrl t-liin-
inating the "isms" which came in under the LaFollette
- ! T 1 ..i. aj i i , i . i
leguiie. in miopl, an auempi was maae to reauce taxa
tion and brings the expense of government down to a
parity with the receipts.
Under the rule of La Follette the cost of state govern
ment in Wisconsin increased from four million dollars in
rJ00 to over seventeen million last year. The present1
legislature, which has acted in harmony with the governor
NO ACTION MEN
New Stage In Auditorium Held
Up Applications For
School Physician
si-iecieu in repudiation 01 L.ar oneue s wi d and expensive posed for a
No definite action was tnkei
vening at the meeting of the
school bnar.1 I icrri rl i ir r' the i'I'.ic,'
last
hi-Ji
pro-
T;if7.- in l,e hitrh id ..
theories, was able to make a reduction of four million "ouid''b ""'..ri"' I 'in ".lo'.V1'''!
dollars, leaving the budget thirteen million for this
TUni : v i. i. il. i i , i tn tio ti. . nu i...
i nans nuLbausiacLory io me people, put it was appar- . 7, , ,
I.. n i.u. i -..l-i. 1 r ' , . ll. to ue ..tint -r itc ..-a .-t r Is
nom i;- oi-f- fill ,i. this
oiri: :.u: "..,- I r ns there
i:i"!n : Ml i e di; .
iiwa nnri tw tv,c - .v monzeu uncier me "Wisconsin mea" promulgated bv La' to go ,, m "" :-t ,.-
souices ana that the increase in exchequer bonds would Follette (nt-
cause bankruptcy is the most significant o.vpnt of the! ntu':: 4 A.A .. . , ti.. vr.rk..f in..th.r:.. imm-m
x,nn ... i.,JA t,: tu VTiV i xunuciaiis m vesiern siaies are attempting to ioaa h.ghiy e..IK.n vi.-i i, -.h. s, , .:inton
L "ng U1 Vkd'V 01 government with much the same "idea" by way of
,.,. ' - 1m ,u'. 1 strenetnenincr their no htical mar-h nps
Germany's nnp wpaknpes ic fiicrl
Anrl this ic nnf k,iT,i f " mat is not satisiactory to the people, but it was appar-
Helfflr oh 2 1h nf tt f matGd' P? nfession of ently all tha legislature and the governor could do in view;
iteinencn, secretary of the treasury, that the new war1 nt Jre n.. r .. on,,..
lnon u-mill .r.,v,,f J,i i t i.u e - l J ul ulc a1 aBP uusuy aiiu unnecessary commissions au-, ; i
IXnS empire's financial re- thorized under the "Wisconsin idea" promulgated bv Lao
FOUlCeS anfl tnat thP inPl'PnQP in &pnnmav hom e li-niilfl n.n.ii. 1
Dr. VV. A. COX
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PAINLESS DENTIST
303 State Street
SALEM, ORE.
All Smiles
I
Yes, Smiles
ii ii
Wn V,nV. .C i" n I V i u strengtnening tneir political machines.
ties Jh,t h ft t'S T f( Campaif 1! ba r The PePle of the states shuld Profit by the sad ex
ties that made but a third part of the wars of the world. np,.ipnrP nf Wiconncin
The statesmen who held the people through frightful (lis- PeuLnce msconMn-
iTJihAfe . There is an editor down South who says: "Automobil-
frL YVV:' " St p , , """" l" 11 L1"LIie a; ists and motorcyclists who insist on racing with
leeu tne aimies in tne rieia are all lorgotten in tavor ot; 0Urht to rememher that t.h train nam tVio nrlvnnt
fnvA tha omJoe ; tun rw.i,i n , r p;1'10 aim i;nL& vvuu insist on rac ng wnn trains .nave oe?n ,.. ;!,,,.,. .
feed the aim es in the fiehl are all forgotten in favor of; 0Urht to remember that. thP trains hv the ,,wro t ?" ' c
tne lull-breasted captains whose defeats make us shudder. n mnnth a eftBI eoT.i V ;i, 7; V& is s- M""- Dr-J- i' I''I"1'"rt",
HictniMuo nvn tv,,, .,oi ...... ft, i t a smooth and reasonably safe track, whie the highways nr. Kos k. jr.-intvre nd Dr. h. j.
H stoi les are the annals of war. 1 he dramatic effects: are verv often full of hojes Th , j Cll.m(1 ,lt9 1)r Mlltt-sfi,t(Hl in his ,..
d"8 and Staltli 'ts of great battles distinct t?be gained'byaling the SiK
' Thehistoriancate,, to the taste of his patrons; andJ" Tp
the subtle origin of arme.l conflicts found in antagonistic: ,hey
elements of popular impulse are obscure and make dull, earn whon ton 1 v? a Janltor Elected '
reading, they are slighted or ignored. j 1 " ft'0 hAre s more room behind, Ri,,iaril Hl)B1IP WM jBI,lor nt
. The activ'e movements of armed bodies, the quick de- the CaiS than m "t of them when they're going. lZLZ
usions ana uasn oi gom-uraiued and lui -leatherot com- rho nhnf nf v,n v, t u i- i.u i. ""1saw tor "Si 1,1 """'i n.
manders attl-lPt thp 'ittontinn nf thn m-.nvr ivhilo thn ,.iIle Cm . 0t PllCe 10 ttle Clty 0f ChlCagO believes that I '"B JMrtmei.t. , retene.l to the
manuus an act tne atteni on ot the many, while the leal n0 cemen should have character a? wpII t nhvciVnl onri c,'n"nitu' on s"i'ili"s- Thl' M
underlying, hidden forces interest only the few. SlfJf.S LY.I.fe11 and ' r"-' "'il'li"
Tho ni-f of t,!. ii i.o ,.l,r iU l...t.. , ,! 1 ("uu'uiwiu iuc iiuuuh Hiat UlCie IIIUSI Ue CliaraCter; Piueeu i.y neww.rin
the WolXA o the Teto nV fer" ffi a to eveiT Hneofj
sweeps in from a storm a thousand miles out at sea, orlSJVi" sPread lhe
the unseen Catherine of sands built un from dr-nth J . dis g10ing better, brothers and sisters; so quit your
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loving father and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ri. Roue ore the
proud parents of a bright baby bov,
born Monday, August 2:1, lfllj. "
A very interesting meeting of the
V . C T. I'. whs lii'l.i l,i 1... "r..i i- a
- ...... ,,i .ii ft imuisi 1
church j-arlors on Tuewlnv aftern'oon. j
-New officers were elected for the com-1
inK year, and after the business session I
a tine program whs eni,.v..,l i. .i i
TV,.-. .,l, F..ll,.,1 I... (U .l I . iL. il l.
zuuiicin. ifiii-u uy int.- (Hiu.Muaii losus in Liie inuntier
ing crash of its fall all thought of the slow growth through
centuries on the one side, or the slower growth of civil-!
ization on the other, that brought the ax to its trunk. I
Nor is any thought given to the causes of this appar-1
ently unnatural and senseless war. The ready chroniclers'
either ignore the subject or seize on the nearest and
most dramatic, as a chorus to their drama of blood.
That story about Mexican currency being conterfeited
is no doubt a fake. The real article has too small a value.
Buy a box of peaches this is peach'week.
DALLAS LOCAL NEWS
faucet! Dili!
hairman and clerk of the school
authorized to enter into enn.
une i nun me uerma u-Aincricn a Invest- (,., .,, Si,V(rni ( , i f "-"""
mcnt company for water to ,upplv the ! , ,71,, "V,1 ' l' ? ,,,,r onM 8uve
nc- McKi y school, on the 'same' 1 ..T Jl'l JA ""'.'i1'. S11"'"
! terms that the Salem Water, l.ieht & ,nVe ' l' "'? lvmV"'
J power company suppli,, its patrok L
,, ...v. .7 nun nnr
Kiailiv
I'eler Allen has returned from t'uo
coast npoiiinir a very pfeasnnt trip.
Bryan Will Be President
of Chautauqua Assembly
Warsaw, Iiul., 'Aug. 31 The Winona
SILVERTON NEWS
present. A n'.imbei nf litil.. :;i,. Assembly was sold hern fmlnv fr... um.
soiins and several f t... r.l.i.. -I uutl to . O. Kxcell. nrpsiilnnt nf th
old board of directors.
. The old directors, with some ndili
tions, will remain in control and will
reorganize the famous assemblv with
former Secretary erf State Brv'an as
president.
the members, wlm
isted by the bunch'
l'lilal .IniiriiH Special Servi'.. ;
"alias, (Ire., .ul'. :il TI ' .....
The venerable editor of Goodwin's Weekly is evidently! XtiSVm w Z
as full of fight as ever. Here is the way he would deal ".'.!' ''."'"'T ",iH "cni..'tf. a n',!.
with the shinpinir problem irrowintr out of iho KuronoMn1 .f,v.h'-...u :'MV..,.,'.ni',K'':1 ""
war or at least the way he says he would do it: "The ,Mr'' T- ""."''r, ..f
rightful answer to the conclusion of the authorities of Ir'miiVX' o'S.",'
(Ireat Itritain that they will henceforth hold cotton as "Vim "i I,1l,;""'r'' i,i,i,
..j....'., "wuiii .jv ivi in, n v.uuMi.- ui un U.-llU lUDl'S 10 "'M' I'lckiiiif wnn srnitcd in the vard
mines llilveu t n .,,ri,ii,,
Mr. Hilveti'N i'r.n. ; ii... i
(Capital Journal Spcinl Servic-.i
Silverton. . Ore., Aug. itl Hillic
! Arthur returned from Portland Sumhiv
, . 1 evt'niitii. "here lie has enjoyed a two
unlay. ! weeks ' vacation with relatives.
I.. C Keincr and' E. D. 'reshwat..r Tlu' family have gone
! left .Mondn nioining for their Imnic in M"iiitor to pick hops, at the Wunn
, Fairfield, III., after an extensive visit h"P yard.
with relatives unci friends in (',,!, ,r-..l.. I hv" Heraersi in socnf Satunlav nielit
welcomed bv
: served nice lunch as
of liule maiilens
To, n 'leynolds was on the sick
the first if the week.
1 Seattle Times: Tue Baltic seems to
list ; have a monopoly this year of old-fash-.
. ! loned sea battles.
of
of
every cotton laden shin that sails f r nil tin AniiM'ip.'in nm-t
with men on board, trained in the art of firing torpedoes,' i" i!d tWve',,,V n1' ' "K'
and have them ready to sink any Hritish man of war that J!ri-ru'"l ,lv,,,l,"r ' '
t.,,,,vl,l ..!,.. !...: ' rn ii .i r.n"k "nrrett h,.re retn
niMiui. ui iiuMiuvi iia-if i ins wouui not De
T"0e. Jr..
fur 1 '
,, nil
CK S online nl V., ,t.......
but merely self-tlefen.se against a sea looter. It seems ,u!!?L ' "''''""
nun vinui iiiu.iui iiiiiiioi, oiuj;iiiH Ilt'I UHl Iiailll 01 trying m lu.- home iu llall.'is.
". -ms- Miles la vis and fain
il.v have n iurned to this cite to rc.i.l..
Ill'tel' CVfltl ..,.rM u. ...... L .
-.. ...,n, imiviiiii iiiivi ... t. . ,. , n .-,., -hi in r-ii 111 III ir.
iiermanv neutral nations wi soon he oh un in v.ri-.i, ' " -r''. Ml-,1,V ' in th
from sailing any ship until the war shall be over."
war. "
to bulldoze every nation on the sea. Next wheat and flour
will be declared contraband. 1 Set ween (InMl Itrit-iin nn,!
A dispatch from Altoona, I'a., an important railroad
centre, states that many employes in the railroad shops
furloughed on account of business depression are being
taken back to do the increased work. As the foremen in
different departments send for the old hands they find
that about half of them have gone to other cities to take
jobs and intend to remain. That little dispatch tells a
story of returning prosperity in the East and the problem
of filling the jobs that is before the shop managers. This
story of reviving industry and growing traffic on the
railroads is the storv of live interest the eiiiintrv civ.ii- to
all but the standpat politicians whose aim is to get support a.
for their cause bv talkinc calamity. The i.em.1.1 nf thi
country are soon going to be too busy to listen to calamity
cshouters.
The Herlin press, having heard that Wm, J. Hiyan was
coming to Cermany "promises a reception worthy of the
cause he so eloquently represents." according to today's
advices from the (Ionium capital. Just what kind of a
reception that would be is a matter for wide divergence'
of opinion and Bryan has concluded to remain at homo.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1SGS
Capital $."00,000.00
Transact a general banking business
Safety IVpo?it Hoxes
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
aw mill buiinc
Mr. i.n, I Mrs. (leu.,. Cnad an. I fnmil,
h:nc iiioviil to DmiMiiiiir. C'nl., where
Mr. fnml has a position" on (u. ,s,,t,.
em I'acitV- hiiIimh-,
Mivs IViiiI llecbe lias returned fnun
:i v i-t t m Hi reltitive in Portland.
Mi-, n-ar llnvter and chilih,,,,
luineil Smohu- 1 1 ..in an M,ii:incr '
"ll'Mli; on the In n, Ii t v,. Iteucli.
Ml- ltnse I'riltt. of Null-Ill. WHS ill tl,c
''it. Niiinlay viMtiiii; fiiends. Miv,
I'tall . ii.imeih sleiini;iiipher in
the Nilcm, K-.ll- Cty A Wotcm rail
wnv ol to e in' lli,:,.
Or. and Mr., U. K. .. M,.i,.r all,
tanulv and Or. and Mi. Kw,ii, f
Salem, were in i.,;1, fr ., i,.,rt ,,.
Sitlll.bn elcinlu; i.,tij; t ,. , ,
of M l . mi. I l i , I ' l ' l. i , i i.
I In-v eic on t ti ,-1 1- vwiv I iv
nth 's unlink ut Ne.kim in,
Mr. and Mis. lil.-n n H. ,1.1. .... i
son, .lain.-H. ictuincl Siiiiihlnv f,,lln
n cok 's mit niu ,n Tiit't.
Ilnriis KINnettli nud (ilen. Norma
and Meile llnliniia huve letutned from
II Meek'- mi 1 1 n j at Tuft.
Mh, Win. Tiler Smith has returned
to her home in Mieridan utter a short
li.-it at the home of hei ilanlitei, Mr,
1'. .1. Craven.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. V. fhitu !. (i s.n.
lav nun ii 1 1 i; f"r I u.lcpen.l.iue win
Mr. I'hitty will dry imp, f.o II,,
Hto-i., Tin' ciniiiL' two weik.
tieole M,i,-.,ett an, I ,n, lew. wcie
i.oiiumIIi' i,itor, sutnlnv iifti'iimoii.
I'll .'ti. sou of Mr. nu, Mi,.
.1. IV Helen,, i, ill at I,,, I,,,,,,,.
:i-hini;ti.u street with typhoid fei,-r.
Mi-, (ii:i,-e Mm ti:. of i'nilton. i, in
the i it v u uue-t at the Imine of her
,i-ter. Mr, liladv Mitchell.
Mr. A. e. Miiiui" n ii. I son. Vie, I. f
Si-nttle. Wn,h lime returned to their
h,one after nhort i n t with liev
Mis. .1. 11. r,na!l.
Mnt'oM lllenn, of Scuttle, i. ,'n.liit
ii fen week, with hi, k'rnii.lai..tiier. Vis.
Iliiiriett iuie, en the l.ile ranch
ii'eith of Oilla,
Mi,, H:nict Purlin j;. ti trained iuir,e
from Sulcin, has retuined to her home
after n mvk'n ntum- in thin citv.
.lohii -Hnjer. ef lt,:r t'lmip, oii'sulninti
river, was a Pallas tui,ine iit,.r Sat
California and Oregon. .Mr. iVicr i, '
lirother in law nf Attol'aev John K. Si.
ley, of this citv.
tl- II 11 . 1 M..' ' ... L.' ... ,
j.t "eoige .--coir nun lam-
lily left tin, iihirniiie; for the Moiilsnn
nop vanl near Kiekreall, where thev
vvill spend the coming two week., pick
ind Imp,. ,
! Mr. and Mrs. C.'I.. Starr, of IVrt
nnd, were over Sunday visitor, at the
home of Mrs. Starr 'h pnients, Mr. and
Mr:'. V. II. Morrison, on l elow uvi,
nue.
Mrs. II. It. Sln-iver is expected I ie
todny from (Vntrnlia, Wash., where nhe
lll,s 1 " uncst nt the home of her
sister.
doe .tii-tin, a former eiiidnvee of the
l'nce Hr,,tl.r, clothing store in this
ci'y, came up f,m OrcRon Citv on hiti
niotorcvcl,, Sun, y nnd apent n few
v""'"it fneiulH. Mr. Justin hold,
a re-ponMl,e j-nsition in the I'rice
I uth.'r, c,,tng 10US(, , ()
I ity. r (
d. N. Hart, a I'urtland nttoniii-, nn,'
a lui-mes, itr (), siindav
Mr. Hait n,,., formerly a resident of.
I UK. I'll V Ii,
with her friend. Hazel ll,i,-tu,.,
Scott 's M ills.
Mrs. Snndel and Mrs. Williams spent
a couple day, the past week at the
Cleiii ltaynmiul hoaie near um,
ville. Mr. and Mrs. ('. M. Hess and children
of Seattle, Wash., who have ln-en vif.it
in the Hex family, returned home
last Saturday. Mrs. ness is a sister of
-Mrs. Russell.
Mr. ami Mrs. John Knlilieruus, mo
tored down to Portland Sunday with
their Ci'csts. Miss linker and Mr. Ken
n,'. who have spent the past week here.
Mrs. Turner was also one of the paitv
Klnior Olson and Miss l.etetia Deii
sen were manic, at the home of the
liride's parents in .rtland last Sun
d ay.
Mvs. Olson is a niece of lr. Wri-'nt-man
and Klmcr needs no introductmn
as In i, well known here, havine; 1.,,
c inployed ut the Johnson drut; store the
past two jours and is a young man of
.-telling worth.
There is a modern home lieiiiR lmilt
on Kn.-t Hill for thin loii.ov i
THE CASOL1NE j
m signs
Here is the sign of real
gasoline the kind the
motor of your car was de
signed to burn; Every time
you use a mixed or blended
"gas," you lose power
you lose miles; Buy real
gasoline buy Red. Crown.
It's the good, old-fashioned
kind a highly distilled,
unmixed, pure relinery
product.
Standard Oil Company
wi..viiiia;
Salem
mlmr .if r. ., w ao are nn'iu ine- some time ,,t l;....
sih.,,,1 ,iit.,,,iiilc,l..ni f'p,,ll, Ocean. Mid will then ret.iii, i.. .1.;'..
" he ti.,,k up the st ml v of law ''''-v '''''"I'V the new house as snn
aft.-iiiunU Moseciitine- ntt,,,-. , u is 'f inpleted.
'his .listriet 1 MiJiM li ose Krall, oi tlliii'i
nttor
-Tict.
Frank Hnrris nn.l lp
iil.'cii,' llayter niotiire.l to
Siinl-iv lllld fluent th,. .)...
Mr.
later
and
llev f
Mr. and
and Mis
I'm lalli,
with frion
Mr. an, I M k. prank Morrison have
returncl from an nut inn lit Newport.
V. Kull-r and Oscar llnvter at
tended the M.ieu India,, fir" ut the
Slid, nuen, y .--aturoBV nf tertinoi,.
Mr. and Mr-. ), 1". Patterson and
children si , ., Sunday iu the Hinder
lil'ole Kll.li.l.l,.
Pi. A. H. starl.uek itii, H professiou--I
vi.it,,, hi sridiin Satunlav after
llootl.
Mr. and Mr. v. A. Ayrcn have re
turned troni a -hort luisiness visit in
i'oitland.
Mr. a,i, M , , FTnuk Collins, ,o
liaie hcea i'.itiM nt the home of Mr.
in'. I Mrs. ...1:l Unr ,, ,sjt yreek,
'.ue return, , I to their home iu Port-
III Tl.l. i
Minn.,
the hoi
r. on I.
oiaMtio; nn extended visit at
of her sister, .Mrs. Fern Mill,
eitv Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V.. (ieiser are onjv.:
Mill an outing at Willmit spring ' ' i
-Mr. and Mrs. A. M. l'h,imlless'. who!
Illlie lieeii SOCIldinii- thn ,..,. ...
ecu
tioldendale. Wash., returned home
tirt of the week. j
,Ti in Hicks, a former Silverton resi- j
dent, came over from Walla Walla '
W. ii., for n ii,it with oil friend j.
. Anions the ones to enjov the trip'
to Newport last Sunday were Chief f
l'olii Yates aivd his familv. I
Mrs. llynn and Mi (iiion, jister.
or -'i is. Hoy .Miller, who hiue liet
spemliiie; the past two weeks here,
turned to Salem a few ,lavs ne,o. Mis.:
Miller and little duuehter went home
wnn mem iiiiil will remain until after
hop pickii-K.
I At the home of the 1, ride's pnrcntji
I in Salem, on August S2, occurred the'
jivedduiij of Mr. UI R Lyons, of fnln1
! city. Bii'd Mis., Catherine Standi.,!,. Mr.i
l.yuns has lieen in luisiness in Silver-'
ton for some time and Miss Standish
.was one of the toucher, in ii,;.
f,T fnrnishiiii; the mu-' lnvi" the position of first grade!
fair wax let vesterdav l'acher for thri'e years. Thi, y,inL.
ir hoard lo V. K. Me- couple have a host of friend, w,,; wj,i,'
" I. Mr. Mi Kirov mi "'cm a very happy nnd ucci-sf ul lif,.
f of the Salem' Milt- together.
', well known in thi, Mr. V P. lluld., nnd daughter. Mi
states that he will ""'. visited nt the N. C. II, ,1,1,. i :
hin time until nt Marion the iu,t week i
nui,ie for P.iul Piilliim. verv well known
n highly rcpeeted citizen of Silv.in.in'
McElroy's Band Will -
Play at State Fair
The i olili-,,
-I' for H e
hi the ,':,t,. I;,
l-'lrov. of l',, ,l
lolmeiiy lire t,
''re l,ai, i ,iu.
'Hi. Mi. M. I
'lei u e tne lelr-iuoler of
the lair nv, , ,ectitf
ae oc, a,,,, n. ;,,,, rmises to t.rin.r
"I'lii'v , ,,. I .out ,.i,ieii,i ,. died suddenly ut his home c-ct of twn
oi for . ,,-, ,,,, fHir. Saturday at the noon hour. IV
I i. act :,fll 1t tiithe Chi. censed was a ,,,ivo of K.,tw(v ,
-t ,t'e fM.',r',7i '"I" ,ho muif ,'"n", i-omitry when nuite 'v'oung
i. d.,,e, i' ;:::;:,r " 'rr"ii wrviw' w ' Zt
h--frill
pa
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