Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 14, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEditorial Page of "The Capital Journal" tci:m)ay i:vK.i(i November 14, iimi. CHARLES H FISHER, Editor and Manager. . PUBLISHED EVKRY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, SAI.KM, ORE00N, BY Capital Journal Ptg. Co., Inc. L. B. BARNK3, President. crua n. fihiieu, Vicol'roai dent. DORA C. ANDKESEN, . Hoc. und Trons. Bally by carrier, per year Daily by iiiuil, per year . Kl.'BSUtllTION RATES $5.00 lVr monlh 3.00 I'M month 45c 35o FULL LEASED WIRE TELKOltAl'H KEl'UItT EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE!! New York, Wunl Lewis Williftmn Hpocinl Agency, Tribune Building Chicago, W. 11. Stucluvcll, I'coplo's tluu Building The C'upitul .lournnl currinr boys iir instructed to put tlio papers on the porch. If the carrier duos not do this, misses you, or neglects getting tho aper to you on time, kindly phone the circulation manager, as this is the only way wo ran ilctonn hit) whether or not tho carriers nro following instructions. I'hone Muiii fil before. ::I0 o'clock mid u paper will bo scut you by special messenger if tho currier has missed you. WOULD FALL DOWN AS EDITOR CARRANZA PLAYING POLITICS Now the Mexican question "bobs up again as it will perhaps continue to bob tor an indefinite period. Car ranza is a candidate to succeed himself as president and evidently finding his acquiescence in - the presence of American troops on Mexican soil is not helping his cause, has demanded the withdrawal of the Pershing force. At the same time he is devoutly praying that this be nut done, ior irom present appearances the minute it is done one Villa will begin to make it extremely tropical for "his sideburns. He should profit by recent happenings in the United States and visit the barber. Removing his whiskers would do less harm than removing the United btates troops. Senator Sherman, giving tho editors a dig in his speech before the Epworth Leaguers at Springfield Sun ilav niirht. said he would rather have Satan edit his manuscript than the modern editor in a hurry. He did1, r.ot, however, say whether or not he meant the newspaper Satan. He also said: "Why believe me people, if the modern newspaper existed in the time of Solomon, they would use type eight inches high to print the fact that Solomon had 700 wives." The senator is plainly out of liis sphere in discussing newspaper affairs and shows a1 . I 1- i1 . 1 : TT.l 4.U ......., ! WOeilll Ignorance 01 Hie Ulismi'ss. n;m ine jiiuul-ih news papers existed in Solomon's time they would probably never have mentioned the 700 wives at all. The scare heads' and banners would have alluded entirely to certain other ladies c6nnected" with the court in the way of hrevcts. Easterners will no doubt wonder what Oreeonians are talking about as they read of the Webfooters rushing alter overcoats and heavy under garments with the thermometer showing but four or five degrees below the freezing point. Back in the corn states it would be con sidered just good fall husking weather. The present cold snap is certainly a remarkable one for this time of year. If it can be accounted for in no other way it might be blamed on the election, for it is a cold day when the republicans get left when a democrat runs to succeed himself for the presidency. Congressman Hawley and Walter Tooze are not good guessers. The former said Coos county would give Hughes 1,500, and the latter that Umatilla would give him a thousand. Coos gave Wilson 107 and Umatilla nearly a thousand majority. STATE NEWS Children Cry for Fletcher's Ashland Tidings: A special traiu will leave Ashland at 7 o'clock Satur day morning for Grants Pubs, carrying! nil sugar beet growers and all those in terested in the beet growing industry and the sugar manufacturing industry to (Irmits l'ass, where they will be the guests of the city. A tare of one fare for the round trip has been granted. A i luncheon will be served tho visitor at I Grants l'ass, everyone will be shown through the immense sugar factory, ! and other entertainment has been pro-: viiled. The train will leave Grants 1'ass,' returning ut 4::i0 p. m. . Yaquina Bay News: Friday morning a deer, said to have been driven out of j the hills by dogs, made its appearance; in the wet,t part of the city north of! the Light liousp reservation and was! promptly hunted down and shot, several' people tinting part in the hunt. It was ft two-point buck and killed tho third day after the open season closed, and we have "two" so-called depute ward ens living in Newport, and within sound of the gun shot. llarrisburg Bulletin: John Monday, who has u corn patch on the bottom mud across the river, has originated a i new idea for gathering the crop. He t is waiting for high water ami when the, proper stage comes lie will glide down i between the rows in his motor boat,' husk the golden ears und land them on' the east bank near his residence Some: lass. Tlio Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has Teen iu use for over JO years. lias borne the signature of - and has been niado under his per- I2rf-jt- sonal supervision sinre its infancy. UcU4i, Allow no one to deceive you in this. AH Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-iis-gotHl " are bfc r:periuionts Unit trifle with and endanger tlio health of luiuuts und Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless snbstltnto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothiutf Syrups, It lei pleasant. St contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ottit-r Jiarcotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys AYorma and allays Feverisliness. Tor more than thirty years it lias been in constant use for tlio relief of Constipation, Flatulency, v "Wind Colic, all Teething: Troubles and Diarrheal. It regulates the Stoniaeli and lioivcfg, ' assimilate the Food, giving healthy nud natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Hoguo River Courier: Douglas ' Wood is shipping out the Inst car of, apples to the London market, this being; th twenty-fourth sent through his! agency to the Knglieh and New York markets. The last car of mixed vane-j ties, largely Newtowns, cleans up most of the local supply for shipment: The' last reports from the London shipments 1 public will suspect thatoyster is a misnomer, and that the,""" tl m,,,'pt oi ''' k to cover ! u ; . p iv i i ' i carload of Newtons. the liOO boxes in the load selling in London for $2,1(10.' The net returns to the grower at Grants' l'ass were about $1.40 per box. 1 A great silence seems to have settled down on and over Oyster Bay. If this continues for any length of time the cove should take its name from the silent clam. This American language is certainly mystifying. A headline in the Oregonian reads: "Woman fights fire with hose." Garden, or her own? Here is news clipped from the telegraph reports that indicate relief from the prevailing car shortage is not yet in sight: "The net shortage of freight cars on American roads on November 1 was the largest in nearly ten years, according to a summary of surpluses and shortages made public here today by the American Railway association. At its semi-annual meeting the association will consider plans which, prepared by committees meeting here today, will aim to solve the car shortage problems. November The unkindest thing said recently is that New Jersey 1, according to the association's figures, there were I g0-wg largely into the goat business. And this so soon 108,010 fewer cars than required to transport shipments. .,fter getting the president's. Not since February l, 1907, has the shortage run higher! than 100.000 car' On that day it was 1:57,847. On the J "Dumb as an Oyster Bay." should be the modern other hand, ine surplusage in nprn, iot, was as nign ,asi variation of the old saying. 41.!,.;. ii ami at no lime (luring uuu, year were icwtw man 100,000 cars idle." ' The latest returns from Minnesota showed Hughes with -01 lead with the soldier vote most of it to count yet. Whether Mr. Hughes or the president is to finally carry tiie state will depend entirely on the vote of the boys on the border. The soldier vote counted up to last night had not gone so strongly to Wilson as it was claimed it would, and while the results will, of course, be close it is anyone's guess yet, with the odds slightly in favor of Hughes sim ply because he has a small margin of a lead.' W -fm- FTippirngRhuTnGs In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought TMI CfNT.ll. COMWANV. NKW VORK CITY. Hood Biver Clacier: From a list of , , about a scoro of silimar contrivances ,' llils lhH8," "10 following officers: the apple sizing nnd grading machine l'.?"""f : H!'U!,nor' president; Lester invented bv Asa B. nnd Finnk W Ct. 1 . .I,a vul vice .president; Hussell.J. ler has been chosen hv th tim,l ' J!uhl,ar'V -treasurer, uud Chester A A Seattle man not only picked out his collin und made arrangements for bis burial, but builta mausoleum that bad an inscription to suit his taste if not the I'aets carved on the dour plate, and also arranged for mourners bv providing that 10." of them sheuh tor allentime; Ins luiiei a!, l he nun file eitv t innloYinent bureau ranged lor mourners by ' , lid receive one dollar eacnpv' .: vi luairiH'rs were souplied bv s;1r:X ".i md ihe ministers ot the THE MORNING COFFEE The morning coffee brings delight to work ing men and men with titles; 'it - soothes their hearts, restores their might, and warms again their jaded vitals. " I often rise at break of day, to find the prospects1 7 badly bore me, and to my Dilliken I say, "I: Oregon Electric Will Be dread the work that is before me I don't; Exuded to CaSCadia Soon ieel equal to the strain of writing bughouse rhymes and stories;" thus do I murmur and I Tll!" --".,!"-''' -iii.i.e spent in ijm 1 . ... , . , . i-oHiitv iliiriii-r the i-onunu v,..ar in nb- complain, while combing out my morning. taming right 0r way ami .on-tccting 1 apple show- officials to bo installed in the model packing plant at Spokane; the latter part of this month. The packing nnd sizing of fruit under tho most modern nnd economic methods will bo demonstrated at the model plaut i to be operated throughout the week of the apple show. i FOii COMPLEXION ILLS ' If the skin he colorless, sallow, mud dy over-red. blotchy or freckled, uoth-l ing will so surely overcome the eon.li-' iliou as ordinary niercolized wax. It lit ! orally takes off a bad complexion ab I sorbs the n, and near-dead pnrti. les o, surface skin, gently, griuluallv, cans-: I ing 110 inconvenience at all. A new com-, I'lcxiou is then in evidence, clear, spot-' ! less, delicately soft and beautiful. One. 1 ounce of this wax, pinctirablu at any (drug store, will re juvenaw even the .worst complexion, it is used HKo cold; 'cream. : Sheppard. secretary and ceneral cnii sel. Tho company is now in possession of equipment consisting of two larue mills valued at 7."0,O0ii, nnd has .just con siiminnted a deal in which thev ex.eud ed ifi',O0li(Poa for timber lands in the Cascndia section. The date on which active operations on tho Oregon Klcctric extension will begin has not been announced but it is anticipated that the comitny- will (tcmaiiil the completion of the lino at tne earliest possible right along that it would be impossible tu i-uuici. every passenger on tho boat of murder. " Seventy more of the prisoners in Se attle were charged with unlawful as semblage by Ueputy Prosecutor Hel sell late vesterdav. tmit they may begin to their heavy investments. . It is believed by- a large number of local financiers if proper inducements are offered n large sawmill will be lo cated at Albany as a result. Steps are to be taken here at once to proyido every possible inducement to secure the mill and if it is located any other place than Albany it will not be be cause Albany has not made known every tension for plocing the mill here. Albany Herald. Indoor Life Makes Fat THY OIL OF ixuiUJIN TO KEEP WEIGHT DOWN, OB TO RE DUCE SUPERFLUOUS FAT 1'enplc who ivre confined within ,1.. moment in oider nil.(t "' deprived of fresh, invior- benefit from ; lU,nt.' ir and exerciic nty More Will Face Murder Charges' "t1:0, T sa,isfivd . that tlicy tiro too climehes. ami U that lb;' deceased is sale lo d'ul net sa.v ive : lieir cliiei" 1 nu'.n.v lives grvts were :is a eat. 15ut when I've drunk about a nail a, intermixed with Java, no longer' In I cb;tlf id' Uie t'r.pilal .lournal's I'alionc as well as (he ei;i:'eiis generally who sor.bt a.nd received infeiina lion as t.i the election over the journal's pUcn.t'S. and mure especially IW iiself. it etemls (har,1-s lo the patient and hard worked telephone ''iris wh., thrcU'.'.h. the lone; r.'ght ,nih-t "piugi'ed away anti gave the eiy Unt'ortur.ately tl;e hell on one ot' tiu went out o! commission during tl many calls were made in vain. ;e eve i splendid service, .le'irr.ai's j'lion.es iimr a.nd no doubt of .Alee! no i rant ami wan mat nies a tttsmai isaiaKlava. ine M tasks that scareil me now look good; no mere my fearful : w spirit crieth; I do not ueeil to knock on wood, and I'm as,!' husky as Goliath. The old time poets fondly dwell oni'j:: wine as bringing joy and laughter; but colfee warms you'. i., just as well, and no remorse will follow after. The good "' dark drink will-cheer your life, and make you fitter for;"" your labors, and you won't want to beat your wife, or: prance around and lick the neighbors. j Kl,., railway lii:. 'it e ! ':uiia bci.V anoiMit .'p.t i.ai-k Mi'ls '. mi- i'..t 'Id ." ',! '.1 f I'-avid cut I'll Senttle. Wash., Nov. 14. Seventv acl .!it;o:i.il Industrial Workers of' the World, besides the 41 already in the Snohomish county jail will probably bo I liai-'t'il with inm-.l. 'r ; t, l...ii:i...t;,.l, U.l.l. ii. on i no main nvno'i tlio mm fmht at Kverett, Nov f. Pros- i.ie t M.l.cr i.eits a, -ar ,V;.'or WYi.b of ...homi.-h coiin'tv do o Known i..,lay when , , ):i , ,.. Unl, Uo oidorcd the release at v.a., ma ! that the ! ., i l, ,v..r.. ,.i....,...i .!,... . i.! Wen "I'- cr ,!,iia ,ln-ii:g (lie l.attle. y.-tordsv v a:cn ''' ' -r::. '! h-v ha i been jai'..l hero "' and nloio' with those acciise.l nt , , io. when the Verona ictiirued to Seattle af t. r the iighl. 'T h:te been IrviiKT to ,.i;,.,:.,nt.. 1 a ;in.:!., r of oiii- the jiitglender tV.iu.'the Tcsscr !'.. i,-, " tiiu.d lii'si'ci.-is and Webb s:ii,l today, 'because I have felt must rn hp nm. Cautions to cuard lliriinul n,.,.o . . ness, as fat acquired by indoor life is unhealthy and u danger to the vital I'rgans of the body. ' Lock of cxercis m the fresji nir is said to weaken ths oxycen cai lying power of tho blood, s I hat it is uiialde to produce strong mus cles and vitality and the formation B , unsightly and unhealthy fat is the re- i suit. j If ymi are I." or iO pounds alv normal weight yo ,Ul, ,i;liiv diawinff on your reserve strength and arc con i staatly lowering your vitality by car ir.ving this excels burden. AdV wrsoTm in their own mind stoat lire ii.Km.,,,! po to n good druggist nnd got B hoi of 'i or n reiu ctipsulos, and iulto on niicr cacu meal and retiring at night. C'Ven a fen- ilav reported to one just befor Ir s'nov a no ::il; : 1 l. . r a .1: '.'tliient h is I'ivr h i ablo icilii. iioii i;. 'st ion and a ro- ii'Je-- fl.'.'.br upert'ltiotis fat dis- d d 'nor d the A hi weight, linprnv tuiu of I he obi cioue lihtei in niipcM-aii appears. Oil ot Ko,v.ii ,s inexpensive, cannot n.tuic. and helps tl. dii;esiiun. Any person who wants to ivdtu e r, or "9 pound, is advised to -ive trw,t loen: at a tiial. Cuitral 1'hariunCT caa supply yon. is that while Mr.; the lvpublicans1 Another poeularity of this election Wilson was the democratic nominee elected him. He is the choice of a million republicans. Hereafter, in roasting the administration it will be only Vroper to call it. the democratic-republican administration." Gets Hard Rnpping From The Chicago Herald uro descendant who themselves desert and laa.b the men and and Inboiv Oh. aid n assail lacl stat state cause cs. im;o, Nov. II. - The I'hi.ago Her i an editorial yesterday, bitterly s the t'iiieago Tribune for it at on t'abfornia and other western The Tithune doel-irod these otc.l for Cresidi'iit Wilson be thev were 'yellow." The Herald Colonel Hoosevelt seems to be out of politics again with but little opportunity of ever getting back in the eame. It was thoughtful of the belligerents to let up on their fighting until the Yankees held their election. After the brief rest they have gone at it harder than ever. LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 1SG8 CAPITAL - - - - - - $300,000.00 Transact a General Banking: Business . Safety Deposit Boxes SAVINGS DEPARTMENT terms, the Tiibuue the "noild's most com citisl " newspaper. Too editorial follw s: "The Herald holds no special brief for the west, but it docs for our com mon country. It. abhois sectionalism. That is a snake darting its poisonous tangs at the heart of the nation. The lleruld, therefore, considers it duty to a united people to raise its -voice in protest against a seditious attempt to light the fires of internal jealousy. Western Voters Worthy 'The Herald insists that the vote of California .is entitled to the same regard as the vol of New York. It refuses to dif fvrentinl between the luMple of Oregon, who stood by Mr. Hughe, and the people of Washington, who stood by Mr. Wilson. It assert thaf the people of the Hocky moun tain tat'e are us gillut, cour ageous., as any cls of citizens in the cast, and mote gallant, more courag eous, than the effete miobs ho find senile pleasure iu baraar functions In Newport ami iar Harbor. "To say tho west is 'yellow' is to ut ter a lie o grotesque that it carries refutation ou its face. Only a mind steeped in ignorance nnd gnarled by prejudice could conceive anything of the kind. The men and wouieu who of ti c lieine maker. have wateied the nri.ij ' it a Onrden of Kden,! w omen v iio struiiitlcd d to inasi' a blossom of th. Pacific coast --these are citizens ot whom the naiioii well may be and i : proud. I West is Progressive j "If it be Migi:etc, that the Vest j is not progressive, consider that it has inaugurated ndtmiiis'.tative uud legis-1 lative reforms, inanv of which hnvej been approved and copied by the east GRANDMOTKEE S MEDICINE ' aw. . 1.' VJ - t J JWi iiWi Ml af r Jf-ty eilAl'TK.K I. XXV. The play over, we drove to a fashion able restaarant where we were served with a delirious supper, evidently order ed iu advance. The table wi beauti fully decorated, ami each course, from the fruit cocktail to the ice, was per-tcct. Again Clifford exerted himself as I THE AFTER THEATRE SUPPER advantage if he were so dis- mm -':y.Vi:.' J. iouUI take posed. Clifford is Kind. I When wo rearhed our rooms aftei bidding Mr. Mnyson good night in the , note Our grandmothers were wise in the virtues of the herbs of the field. They used to gather and store roots and herbs and use them to cure the ail meats of their families wormwood, thoroughwort, sage, rue, camomile the list might go on and on of the healing plants with which they made us familiar. Now their grand daughters get the extracts from just such good old roots and h,erb. from the nearest druggist, ready prepared for use. Oue such mcd ici.ie, which women find best for their own ailments, is the well known I.ydia K. Cinkham's Vegetable Compound. A JURY Or WOMEN . Seattle, Wash., Nov. 11. A jury com posed of 12 women has been selected to hear a i-3,000 damage cas in Judge Al bertson's department of th superior court. Relatives of Bridget limes are suing the Milwaukee- rwilwav because a brighten my room. Thev ert reallv train hit th automobile in which she 1 1 iquisito. and it did seein a shame to was riding and killed her, January 10. leave them, so I accepted them. Yet - ' " 1 knew that it was one uorc link be- Scll it Journal want ads will sell it. tween us, one more bond of which he 1 lobbv. Clifford said: "I was very pleased with you i.ignt, .vu.irc.t. .Maysou was very ir.uie. i oeiievc i ii nlv tin. ughf of if Clnford wera to Mr. Mayson; and how lovely it would In like this all tho time. An Invitation to Hide. hZ t T "r't,'rnoc" I "As wondcrinr how I should spend the time, when tho telephone rang. Clifford l,..l 1, had never before seen him do. He joked! that deal now. If will tnkn )nnwn, than I ?' rV"1?0 ' hiui on the wira. ami tow stories, anu niaue nimseit to-1 at first supposed; so if you need more agreeable, was so gay. that I scarcely slothes thau vou brought you had bet- oul.1 realize that it was my indittorent.' ter cvt them here. I minnon v . , . UJ'" 1 ln ii j - -- iiiwr .. , vr a i . ;n .1. :c " .""" v' "'i wnen j. was prcscui oorcu , tlna tnuigs reaiiv-mado that wUl do if I you go to the right shops- Mayson can usunllv husband Mr. Mayson also was quite jolly, and rrob.iblr tell von when, t m very deferential. He often appealed ori "Oh, plejvse don't ask him"' I ex deferred to me, nnd was quit careful claimed. "I roally have neariv every, that I should not be left out of the con ! thing I need: nnd I can easily find my vernation. Once or twice, when Clifford 1 wav around. But Clifford, don 't you tried to talk business, he very adroitly , think I'd Wtter go back to Editht 1 turned the conversation back upon sub-, have had a lovelv time " I haaVned to jects of which I know something, and in;,ul as 1 saw thedrwxled frown, "but I which I was interested. If I could have; uiiss her so." forgotten the way in which he had tried j "That's right! whine about missine to become acquainted with me. I should Edith when you know she is all right have most thoroughly enjoyed myself. , and I have just told you I am pleased' As it was I often forgot and laughed; with you. Forgot all "about homo for a and chatted without embarrassment, . j fow days. We'll have some jollr even When the supper was over nnd welings. Here's some monov to get what arose to go Mr. Mayson insisted that 1 1 you need. I want ycu to look as pretty take the flowers from tho table to! as you can!" and ho pinched nv ihock x was so pieasci at his affectionate tone, the fact that I had been able to satisfy him, that I forgot that I was to bo used to help ejon hia business deal; that I was to ba partisularlx nice. "Hello!" I called "Is this Mrs. Hammond ' nice wnieo 1 inim...l,.,i.. nvson. asked a resognirei ..'r,hi".is Mn- Hnmomnd.'' km ',fI,ornoon' The air fa do jiKhttul, and I ww yOU wi esj fse j,Fn. Mease don't re- ford'hl'', 'hrli0 to i( rord had told him I niicht I rVciJ- that I would not, so replied as gracious ly as I ciiuM . ,J'-i.MTr' Hn"lm"'J has. promised for' "ie. why i i ahal, havototra." to 1 1? jrJ!,tnd "t I did not want o go that I did not enjT the Mill in sorao way I was nneasv; afnu (Tomorrow Tha Bide.)