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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SAT.FM. OKFOON. SATURDAY SEPT. 8, 1917.
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SUPPORT of Home Industries
is One Form of Patriotism.
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WOMEN Are Purchasing Agents in Most 1 DAY-ROLL Money Stay;
hDmes. Their cooperation is necessary p i helps ??.ake Oregon pi
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. A Shortening of REAL MERIT. ' '
Made by one of the Largest Home Industries.
- For RESULTS it will compare favorably
with any High-Price shortening on the market.
It is ECONOMICAL and gives Excellent
results in any kind of Cooking.
Union Meat Co.
NORTH PORTLAND, ORE.
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Sworn Statements
OP ALL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES ON FILE
WITH INSURANCE DEPT. AT SALEM SHOW
Leads In Oregon In
1. Insurance written in 1010.
2. Gain in Insurance in force 1010.
8. Gain in Premiums collected 100S
to 1910.
4. Gvin in Insurance in force 1900,
to 1916.
13? Before you sign an application for Life Insurance in
vestigate our new Low Premium Policies.
Oregon's Successful Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
Oregon Money Invested in Oregon.
Oregonlife
HOME OFFICE
A. L. MILLS,
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Corbett Building,
Fifth and Morrison.
C. S. SAMt EL,
General Manager.
SIM PHILLIPS
District UoprcflOiitative
PORTLAND, ORE.
E. N. STRONG,
Assistant Manager.
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Purola Toilet Preparations
and Medicinal Remedies are
Guaranteed to PIeas"e.
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sodas for your rtrhily-t-crisp,
tasty and satisfying
Tru-Blu Biscuit Co.
PORTLAND
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Ask for
Olympic Flour
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Healthiest
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Health
Happiness
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Success
Made from carefully selected Northwestern Wheat,
thoroughly cleaned and scoured by the most modern meth
od known. All the nutritious qualities of the Wheat are
retained and it reaches you clean, pure and wholesome.
The Portland Flouring Mills Co. r
The Best the Market Affords.
CROWN FLOUR
is made to meet the demands of the most exacting house
wife. It is as' near right as the best wheat, modern machin
ery and expert milling knowledge can make it.
The quality of Crown Flour will never be lowered, .vq
will make it better if possible. -
NOT BLEACHED.
DISTINCTIVELY DELICIOUS
Steel Cut
COFFEE
Four Minute Men
of Rapid Fire Cli
k Lisi Qrgani
' .5" .
We now have tlio""Pou"
Men''. The organization is a (leg
of the committee of Public infoi
created hy executive "order of tj
ident April 14. Henco the Foul
men are those selected for theij
ability as ojicakers to present!
government t pica oi national
tance at moving picture theatr
i ut the country. ' i
O. B. Giiigiicli. secretary of tt
C. A., has bee'n appointed cliaii
me local ccnimittee, acting wl
Commercial club, and it is throi
and lu'j committee that the wori
1 our Minute men will bo carrie
'One of the first actions of t!
( committee was the appointment
Known speakers to uituress oa:
dienees at the moving picture t.
Among those who have been
in this patriotic work are the fol'
Governor WiMiyeombe, Justice j
McCamant, Justice Lawrence Ti
Kollin K. Page, ev. James Elvi
est Huckestein, C'has. V. Uullo)
A. Harris, Walter Tooze, the R
ert 8. Gill and the iev. P. T. Pd
These speakers will bo HHsigq
tain topics by the Committee on
information and their talks will
ited strictly to four minutes. Tl
subject to be presented it, " W
Are Fighting. "
JULIUS MADEK TO SELL C
Julius Madei has decided to
from active furm life and will 1
auction sale September 21 and
of his personal property. His
law, P. J. Newswenger, arrive
Saturday from his old home in
where he has been visiting his f
Mr. Newswenger says Illinois
bumper crop of everything tui
He has rented the llader rani
will be there from this on. Woui
there were more men like Julius
for no better citizen can be foun
fact that he will move away to P
after the sale is regretted by hij
erous friends. Mr. .Newswenga
wide awake young fellow and wil
a substantial addition, to the ecj
ity. Bilverton Appeal.
TURNS FARM FOR FURNITf
For particular people who appreciate GOOD COFFEE.
At all Leading Grocers.
"You'll never know how good it is until you've tried it."
Ask Your Grocer for
DIAMOND "W" PURE FOOD PRODUCTS
Wadhams & Company
Manufacturers and Wholesale Grocers.
Prominent German Writer
Speaks For Common People
(Vernon (Wis.) Censor.)
j The Censor has the privilege of pre
senting an article translated from the
J German by Andrew Mellum of Viroqua.
It was published in
sire of tyranny, palace rule, police au
thority, hypocritcal religion, moneyisin
and manimothism the latter two nros-
j per one by the other.
German paper, ""T C" ""'.T, 7 ""' J'
written by K.abund. editor of several j pU7 up yr TZZt?nl
V t iv uiitt vnc worss, souiiera
Story of Salem's Bridges
(Oontinned frocm page one.)
$00,000 was accepted and contract
swarded. Polk county was to pay $20,
((0 and 1 for each ton of rip rap.
Ail materials of the old bridge were to
belong to the contractors. Their bid was
figured down to ."9,557, and it was to
le completed by December 1, 1M0.
The city council in session on March
S, 1SHO, voted in favor of incurring ar
expense of $20,000 for the bridge, anil
a special election wa,a called, result
ing in a vote of 582 in favor of the
bouds and 31 against.
Completed in 1890.
The tecords of Marion county show
that at the January term, 1891, "21,684
was paid as its share of the bridge.
By report of the engineer, the bridge
was accepted by the county court Jan
uary 1, 1891, but reference i made
to the fact that the McCoy plan of pie:
had not beeh acceptable and that irot
cylinder piers hail been substituted.
A report en this second bridge tc
the county court, dated January 12
1801, was to the effect that putting
in the cylinder iron piers, extra coil
crete, tearing down of the old pier:
and cost and construction had brought
the total coat of the bridge to 8 1,402.0!
Trouble began at once. In August of
1801 a bill was presented to Polk eua
ty for half of the repafts. In Novem
ber of the same yea; viewers were ap
pointed to estimate cost of additional
repairs. In July of 1802, the county
court accepted a bid of 2005 to re
build the west approach. In July of
1005 the eoui'.ty commissioners of the
two counties met to consider the con
dition of the bridge, and bids were ask
ed for re-planking. -
Present Bridge Condemned.
la June of 10OT the bridge was in
spected again. In May of 1012 an en
gineering firm of Portland iaspected
as to its safety and ia August of 10H
the state highway commission under H.
L. Bowlbr inspected. In October, 1913,
H. W. Holmes of ' the state highway
commission and Henry W. Morse of
Portland, inspected, and from all came
the verdict that the second bridge had
cut lived its usefulness.
novels that in speaking to a people desirine
: and religious songs, presenting the sen-: ,,e free and to honor and respect
jtiment of the common people toward i .."onl-onc mu8t 8P?k
their ruler and his autocratic
free
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Acting on the last report, reuairs men- -language to '.he people but exercising
were made. The two county courts on I .vour servitude principles at your offi-
IVcember 9, li'lti, asked the state high-1 Majestv: Mohe than vou in voiir-""1 aml !"'cret eour,s at Berlin. But
ay department to make an inspection. I political isolation and lonli'ness reilize u wor( h!,-ri,1.v deceived when vou
I he verdict was that the bridge might j imploring, reciting and in a demand-: al)l,roved cf a"th"ty by the misreprc
tnll at any time and this poaitive state- ; manner the attention of the world ; spnta,il' of freedom. Right, vour
T'M J ngmeersr escially that turned to vou. Mav vour unfriend-! n"iMt.v. w not be last. You are
ui -Mr. Wenre, eaused the two eonnty Iv 1rMg mitt vollr van(1alism and b . ; originated from it, and are simplr-an
oon of 5, 1 "li'i"- at;b.'rism on the Vail. May incompetent : f human being. Give up Vour
. rl thi ZnJ t . ' an1 untit diplomats ami" legislators, i bolll"f ln 'liv'e Prdon and live as a
1 he third bridge now tinder construe- .!. ,iv ' mn nu.. v.. i
ti.. w;n ...a. urn fc , , turn nuuiu oc wiirr uesignaiea as cor- . it siHiuun?
completed by Augnst I, 1
pay ri,'ou ami tne ualanee by " to .,.;.,,.,., Ii, erlv love. F.tal,li.h tK .I," ! more imperialism and militarism.
thHrn t tke re. of mankind are turned KJ of Hohenzollern! Deliver i i wh- decided by the w
"Z 'tL JtXlZ n at-m The "8-". Rray, ,he! from suspicion, free from vain P" - disappearing. Now the i an,
no debt rUuniur "Vs thW b Ige. I blue a,1l reen eyes are turned i hope So free that from your small a.n0 alone fleht'ng Other, I
. T - . s on you.. The eyes of Muschiks. Polins ! capitalistic clique to which civil and 8"' . P00Ple-
nn r.n i and Tommie. are tnrne.l on -von still imilitarv head office n; ! More important than militarism
rtALt fllUii KlI . your Majesty, have it in yonr power to i" support the heart-aehinr Prv nf!?he ',ower .of political economy. M
J. A. Eowlnnd has traded hia
tore stock in the Kastmau build.
.South Water street to Mark B
for his Lane county farm. Just
Mr. Paulson's plans for conduct
store are conjucture, but we undo
that he has now offers for its dl
in the event he desires to sell
vertou Appeal.
want others to do unto you. If
cording to tho dictation of you
science. Present willingly 1
and freedom to a freedom-loving
pic not as mercy, but irom a st
righteousness and fellowship, as
j-ual confidence a-nd. brotherhood.
indescribable joy will go over oui
when it is known! " Wilhelm
uounces the old system, the incuj
inhuman rights only decided by
He needs the co-o)cration and l
ment of tho people for legislatii
human rights. He will not bi
master, but the servant of the;
pie." The army would then be ij
in the name of tho Fadcrland.
it would be an army of peopled
mediately must the two houses
solidate and together orgauizo a
ter system by which a minority
not oppress a majority a parlit
tary and democratic govcrnme:
which the minister is according t
people and responsible to thei
ornment instead of a single indivj
Then the German people are dclv
from years of unspeakable suffj
They can grow and prosper. '(
need no more guardianship. i
Majesty: Does not the cnor
responsibility in sleepless nights
heavy upon youf How easy you V
find the load when the people i
Selves pnnlH hpln tn parrv it .
part of the responsibility and go
ment.
Majesty, you have it in your h
to make immediate peace. Peace
such a war cannot be made bet'
democratic government on one
and a single autocratic ruler on
other a ruler whose power is noi
rived from the people, but fron?
imaginary idea, from the grace iy
supreme" being. j
The new Russian government
President Wilson in America are f
most peace-friendly enemies.
waited that you might find a wa
freedom of your people -until the i
of the German people asking for nh
became unbearable and thev coulc)
longer deal with your diplomats. Th
fore, means must be found by wi
our people can speak to the pe'
who have come to our rescue noi
a monarch speaks to his subjects, '
as a master to his servants, not.
foe to foe. "Wilson and the Rusf
government do not consider a dictat
for Germany. They want to in,
peace with a representative of the j
pie of Germany a peace that the i
pie prefer.
Recognize, Majesty, that our in
political condition is the first ess
tial. Further possibilities or impo
bilitios of victory on the west fn
the German leaders erhaps hold
essential. Then in the future, in-
will denn
greatness: broth-i nal' . 1 '0.I"I"ltations
(Continued from Page One.)
your Majesty, have it in yonr power to j "H support the heart-aching cry of
! give immediate peace to the world. You ! he nation These, in fact, are "tear-
, tereaic yourseit for offering peace last mg the throne to pieces and will ae
"Vn.-An.Kd I k: ,1.1 A. ..i.i : . i. . ii- i , ...
in their pocketa." , November. In this deed you stretched grivate the blinded Sampson until the v i
rrec grant of full power to the Ger-rour hand to the enemy, but it was pillars of the government will fall. ,, - . "
na poople, .willingness to let disput- with a. clenched fist. It was the iron I Now
ed territories : ck for their on future clench of the false God rf Berlichingcn. kaiser.
and grnnt of restoration and restitution
for overridden small countries means
pe.e. Anything short of this means war
to the end.
Peace at ai.y pri-;
will come too high. '
set bv Potstlam
-Majesty, you are a sheltered
You stand in the shelter of
It wae not the human hand of welcome.; the autocracv. the barons n,l ..
Majesty understand the time! In. racy of the ammunition factories. Be
iw - f?ltrA " yourself. Be open as a noble Chris-
hat all the !dea of might and power m tian. because as such rou pretend to
. .. .... , '""i- ine people s servant.
important than the power is the po
of civilization. '
Be the first monarch to Tenou
hts and submit .
the sights of humanitv.
will then be accepted in the books
the new history in which not exl
sion of teritory but human rights
be written. Then will the kingc
of Hohenzollern be built on a
foundation whipll nnv mimf n11
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1 orget not j the rising storm of the world.
nected with honestv and sinceritv. De-; r ' ,iT .fr.T" I . am. -vonr -Majesty, most
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others as you fully.
KLABCND.