Daily capital journal., February 05, 1918, Page THREE, Image 3

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. ORRflON. TUESDAY, FEB. 5, 1918.
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Salem Boys Employed
by American Film Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Young, 461 nOrth
High street, have received the follow
ing letter from their son, Ralph, who
is in the signal corps service stationed
at Fort Sill, Okia. Ho has been employ
ed by the International Film company
at San Francisco, where his wife is re
maining at present with her mother.
The letter reads:
Dear folks at home: I arrived yes
terday afternoon, in the midst of a
mow storm, a regular South Dakota
one, driven by a bitter cold wind.
Some change from sunny California,
believe me.
There were eleven of us photogra
phers on the trip in charge of a cor
poral. After he turned us over hero,
there was no non-commissioned offi
cer in charge so I was appointed sor
geant and given command of the bunch
I will be acting sergeant until we are
taken out of quarantine and assigned.
The sight that greeted us was typical
of this modern war. Several aeroplanes
were wheeLing in the sky like great
storm birds. Men in the new Belgian
trench cajis, coated and belted against
the cold, hurrying by a French offi
cer now and -then in his peculiar cut,
sky blue uniform. All activity. The
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school is not opened yet, waiting for
equipment but will probably open
soon. The course I understand lasts
but three weeks.
I will finish, this later as I now have
to march the men up for more blan
kets, last night we had but two and we
nearly froze.
Monday p. m. I haven't had a chance
to write until now so will try and fin
ish, before anything else happens.
Now about the trip we left Fort
M,cLowell early' Wednesday morning
and took the Santa I e down through
the San Joaqnine vaTley. It got dark
when we were about to Bakcrsfield,
the heart of the oil fields.
When we awoke the next morning
we were in Arizona, in the "bad
lands" a miniature of the Grand Can
yon. Cliffs of -serried storm torn sand
stone, all a drear red. After half a
day of this we began ta climb and the
country turned into foot hills covered
with stunted pine. That evening we
crossed into New Mexico, stopped a
half hour at some little town where
we saw Indians, bead work and local
specimens of "Alkali Ike." New Mex
ico proved to be a barren flat prairie
stretching for hundreds of miles. Cov
ered with snow, it made me think si
a great white table cloth, Texas which
followed was the same. At stations
where we stopped we would all get out
and have snowball fights.
At Amarillo, Texas, we changed to
the Bock Island line. A noted imme
diate change in the people, a different
aittnosphere altogether.
The train carried a "Jim'crow" car
for negroes. Here in Oklahoma there
is a distinct line drawn. Waiting rooms
are always divided, one marked "for
whites" and the other "for nfgrocs."
This applies to trains, restaurants, etc-
I haven 't time to write more now
This isn't much of a letter for there is
a bunch around talking and I can t
concentrate my thoughts but will write
more about Oklahoma later.
Write me all about hnie for I long
to hear.
With lots of love,
Your son, RALPH.
231st Aero Squadron, Aviation Field
Fort Sill,' Oklahoma.
BOARD OF INQUIRY
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the train, show that he said, "what
hit me?" Engineer was not aware of
approach of automobile, until it struck
the side of car (motor 55), his atten
tion being called to the fact by the
impact. Engineer immediately applied
air brakes in emergency, and the air
brakes, in good working order, respond
ed effectively.
The crossing referred to is protect
ed with standard crossing warning
sign, and a sign "Kailroad" 3o feet
back from center line of track, which
is the official sign prescribed by the
.Public service commission of Oregon.
The crossing itself is in good condi
tion, the approach thereto, from the
north, being on a 3 per cent grade,
for a distance of 250 feet- From a point
375 feet back from center line of
track, there is an unobstructed view of
1 trains approaching from the east for a
j distance of 1000 feet, and the view is
I unobstructed from this point clear up
1 to the track.
i The accident occurred at 4:05 p. m..
at which time of day the weather was
eiear and calm
It is the opinion of thi
Col. 2-10-9-3. Te are complete in
Him, for in Him dwelleth all the full
ness of the Godhead bodily," and al
so "in whom are hid all tho treasures
of wisdom and knowledge."
In the 27 verse of the preceding
chapter we find Paul saying, "Christ
in you the hope of glory." In the Co-
lossian church we find certain teach
ers making the sad mistake, and it is
being made today, of teaching a com
pleteness in Christ thru their own wisdom-
Intellectuality, good and neces
sary in its place, is not necessarily
Christianity. One may be ever so in
tellectual and yet not be able to un
derstand the great mystery jot the new
birth nr the greater mystery of be
coming holy in this life. In Jno. 1-4
we read, "In Him wag life and the
life was the light of men." Without
Him there is no light and when we
try to put our wisdom against His
wisdom we at once become presump
tious and will not only go astray our
selves but will lead others astray also.
"In Him are hid all the treasures
erf wisdom and knowledge" and "in
Him dwelleth all the fullness of the
Godhead bodily," then we also find
"He is in us the hope of glory," hence
we conclude that, since He has all these
things in Himself and He is in us we
too possess the same qualities that He
possesses and we have His wisdom and
all the other attributes ascribed -to
the Godhead, not in quantity but es
sentially in quality.
We then possess His love end that
love is deep enougti tnat lr we nave
Him we love as He loved and no one
can do anvthing mean enough against
ns that, will make us cease to love him
and be willing to do anything for him
that will bring him to Christ.
We will have His holiness ana tnis
attribute will fit us for heaven and
make it possible to live a holy life
here and now. "And holiness without
which no man shall see the Lord.
"Be ye holy for I am holy." mis win
not be impossible if wo have Him who
is holy dwelling in us and if he dwell
in us Ho will be our life and if our
life we will be holy as He is holy here.
Paul says in Gal, 2-20, "I am eru
tie toritii Christ, nevertheless I live;
yet not I, but Christ livoth in me, and
and the life I now live in the flesh T
livo Tw the faith of the Son of Uod,
who loved me, and gave Himself for
me."
From " sermon; nreaehed Sunday
morning i'cbi 3, at tno runiBcuswi
Nazarcne church ty the pastor, Rev.
A.- Wells.
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bullets snarled over the first line and
fell in the rear areas, widely missing
their objectives
On Saturday night the Germans did
a little damage, ineir macmuo 8uu
barrage caught a small group of men,
wounding several.
Periodical machine gun outbreaks
and hand grenade encounters continue.
The artillery is normally ucuvk, m
tprmit.rcn t.lv whoocina it up into a
temperamental outburst of explosions
and flying snens, men aying auu
its usual thundering, continuous nio-
nitony of noise.
The American gunners can. give the
firemen back homo many pointers on
getting into action in a hurry, is
takes about thirty seconds tor tnem
to get started. When somo vigilant sen
trp in fl. loll elv listeniner post antici
pates a raid, his signal roickets demand
a barrage. Within half a minute after
the signal is flashed the American
gunners in their dugouts many kilo
meters to the rear have 'scrambled up
frnm their caves, lumped to their plac-
. ami annt. nn imnenetrablo wall of
steel crashine down upon the boehe s,
front line.
Step Lively! Corns
. Quitwjth "Gets-If
The Great Oorn-Loosener of the Ag'e.
never rails, rainless
Watch my step! What's the use!
I go along "right Bido up without
caro," even -with the corns, because I
use "Gets-It", the pninless, of Mike-
a-banana peel corn remover. I tried
SENATOR WADSWORTH
(Continued from page oni)
Court House ftews
Order was issued in the circuit court
yesterday dismissing the suit of Knut
Buss versus State jnnusinai aixmcui
commission and the Crossett Western
Lumber company, defendants to re
ceive costs and HiisuursemeiiiH num
plai ntif f s.
Demurrer w'as filed in the circuit
court yestcrdav in the case, of Robert
Crawford versus .Tames Withycombe,
alleging court has no jurisdiction over
subject of suit and that alternative
writ does not state facts sufficient to
constitute a cause of acion.
Complaint has been filed in circuit
court by Sarah Pendleton versus Geo.
W. Bean and Sophia Bean his wife, al
leging defendants contracted with
plaintiff to purchase certain real prop
erty, paying thereon a total of $1918
but failing to complete payments
amounting to $."S0. Plaintiff prays for
order of the court compelling defend-
other ways galore, until I was blue in
the face and red in the toes. JNo more
for me. Use "Gets-It." It never fails.
Touch any corn or callus with two
drops of "Gets-lt," and "Gcts-lt"
does the rest. It's a relief to be able
to stop cuititing corns, making them
bleed, wrapping them up like packages
and using sticky tape and salves. It
removes any corn clear and clean, leav-
na tho toe as smooth as yo'ir paim.
You ca nwear those new shoes without
tinin ilnncA anil be. friskv on vour
feet. It's great to use "Gets-It."
"Gcts-lt" is sold at all druggists
(vou need pay no more tlinn 25 cents
a bottle), or sent on receipt of price
by E. LawTence & Co., Chicngo, 111.
Sold in Waiom and recommended as
tho world 's best corn remedy by J. C.
Perry, D. J. Fry. '
ants to pay to clerk of court the bal
ance due on property together with in
terest on deferred payments and re
ceive deed to property, or in default
of this plaintiff asks that defendants
be forever barred trom all rignt, tme
and interest to said property.
Order has been entered in the cir
cuit court dismissing the suit of W. F
Shand versus ('. B. Street and H. S.
Street without cost to cither party.
Transcript of appeal has been filed
in the circuit court in the mutter of
the estate of Sarnh Ann Petty john, de
ceased, Cecilia Fidler, executrix, and
Minnie B. Pettyjojhn, respondent, ap
pealing from decree of county court
in probate in settlement of accounts
of estate
SULLIVAN'S CASKET
(Centiaued from page one)
A. E LaFoSett
Esters F&d Fcr
Senator From Harisa
Having received requests front rters
all over Marion county, to taake tie
raeo for state senator, and hariag tak
en toe matter under eonsideratMa, 1
hereby announce my candidacy tot state
senator, to the Republican rotors of
Marion county. I don't thiak it acces
sary to tell the people of Uis coaaty
how I stand on Economy, Bctreebmcnt
Reform, Reduction of Taxes ami Cut
ting-out of all useless commissions wliore
board that I it do t impair the -efficiency of the
pacity of the arena, last night went
wild with joy and dented the welkin
for several miles around when after
ten and three (pmrters minutes of over
time, in the fifth overtime game ot
the season in coast hockey, Jtan iue
Dcnald waltzed through the Seattle de
fense and lifted a shot over Fowler's
stick from about 30 feet out. McDon
ald's shot ended the game, put tho
Millionaires on the long end of a 6-5
score and tied up the P. C. H. A. race
nni more between Seattle and Van
couver, , 1 Ukiijiiaixia
! responsibility for the accident attaches I state mstitnlions. I stand on these iat
Ito the driver of the automobile, for j tera where I have altVys stood; for the
! failure to exercise ordinary precaution
when approaching this railroad cross
ing. Recommendations': Xone.
j Seems that tight-fitting clothes, lack
ing all frills and furbelows, are to be
the spring and summer style for men.
iMavbe Uncle Sam who puts ont such'
1 nnaf m nrmfl r I r rr anla in tho nnnnlnr .' nrol Irnnw whprA T fftanrl
J I olive drab shade, is setting the styles. fPdadv.) A. M. LAFOLLETT.
interest of the state of Oregon aad the
taxpayers.
Having been a resident of this coun
ty for 58 years, having been elected
a member of the house twice, and of
the senate once, and served in five ses
sions of the legislature, I don't think
it necessary to announce any particular
platform, for the people of this eounty
Tex Rickard Sails
New York, Feb. 5. Tex Rickard is
out on the odd briny today, bound
for South America. The promoter vow
ed before he sailed that ho was through
with the fighting game. Henceforth
his connection with heavyweights will
be limited to piling a few more pounds
on steers fattening for the market. Ho
will raise Texas steers in Argentine.
gation of the ordnnmco and quarter
master's departments, Wadsworth de
clared that the testimony forced the
conviction that military men were not
fitted to handle the vast industrial
problem. This, he said, was complicat
ed oy mo antiquated red tape system
prevailing.
"Wo became impressed with the con
viction that tho purchase, production
and initial distribution of the vast
amount of su)plies must be an essen
tially industrial operation," ho said,
"and that military men, no matter
how distinguished and capable in their
profession, are, with very rare excep
tions, inexperienced in such matters
mid therefore incapable of bringing
about the best results in the' shortest
time.
"Wo found also that in addition to
the fundamental principles, these sup
ply bureaus were very soriously han
dicapped by a condition from a routine
regulated and checked down to the last
crossing of tho ' t ' and dotting of nn
'i', which condition is popularly as
cribed to 'rep tape.'
"In a word, we found tho machin
ery slow and creaking and in some im
(xniMint instances; the (engine V stall
ed. '
"From the testimony of manufac
turers who appeared beforo the com
mittee we gathered that there was lack
of comprehension of tho manufacturers
problem on the part of official Wash
ington; lack of coordination and ina
bility to reach prompt decision; in
fact, tho Bystem itself was faulty in
the extreme."
Wadsworth declared that able civil
ians who were cnlled in to assist and
who had watched the worUinir of tho
war machinery for months said thei
defects which members of the commit
tee suspected existed.
'Srime of them had suggested one
or more remedies, ono or more im
provements nnd all their suggestions in
the same direction proper centraliza
tion of authority, an authorized estab
lished preferably by statue, whose de
cisions may be promptly reached nnd
accepted as final," said Wadsworth-
"This great American giant has been
stumbling and groping, exerting his
tremendous strength without always
knowing what he was doing, or where
he was going."
Asserting that it was humnnly im
possible for the president . to examine
all the intricate questions, the senator
declared there was serious need for
additional government elements in the
war machine.
Wadsworth called attention to the
war making machinery as now consti
tuted the war deportment, navy de
partment, aircraft board, shipping
board food administration, fuel admin
itration, railroad administration, war
trade board nnd the treasury depart
ment, ,cnuj(Vd -with ''the federal re
servo bnnk system.
"It must Vie apparent to every sen
sible man," ho said, "that it is ut
terly impossible to trot any teamwork
out of this conglomeration of ambi
tiout and scattered avencies, official
and unofficial, unless wo create somol
agency that shall guide and control
them in nil those matters in which
team work is essential for tho accom
plishment of greater results.
"Purchasing departments of these
.Teh" Frcberg here Inst night nnd was
declnred a winner nlthnuvli FrcbcrgV
shiulders were not pinned to the mat.1
Pain caused him to concede the falls.
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For Burning Eczema
Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied if good clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c, or $1.00 for
extra large size, get a bottle of zemo.
When applied aa directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and
heals 6kia troubles, also sores, burns,
wounds and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses
and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable
and inexpensive, penetrating; antiseptic
liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you
have ever used is asefTeciive and satisfying,
Tho E. W. Rom Co.. Cleveland. O.
bureaus and departments have decreed
priority in shipments of goods in thou
sands; nnd thousands of instances.
Railways had no menus of planning for
tho tremendous war traffic. Shipments
havo been cross crossed over the coun
try on (government blue . tag orders
without the slightest regard lor civia
and even necessity.
"The zesult has been a hopeless jam
and ecngestion of our railway facili
ties. Our docks are overflowing with
ntillions of tons of material."
Wadsworth traced the history of the
government's interference with the
coal business to show that its efforts
in that direction had been "disas
trous." He snid the whole coal trado
was thrown into confusion when the
I'eabody-Lnne price agreement of last
Juno was repudiated by Secretaries
Bilker and Daniels.
"No operator could toll what the
government intended to do with him"
ho said. "Thousands of consumers of
coal' made up their minds after thai
they wero going to get ceal cheijrior
and postponed buying their winter iip
ply. "This condition of uncertainty ex
isted for weeks, seriously affecting the
production of coal. Finally tho govern
ment fixed tho price of coal at $2 a
ton and many mines closed.
"I do not attempt to lny the blame
on any one man or department. I in
sist that this painful situation has re
sulted from nn utter lnck of planning
a lack of wisdom "
Lincoln County's ground hog had best
stay in his hole today, shadow or no
shadow, for today's the day the Lincoln
County Coyote club will' be out in a
county wide drive. Lincoln has lest
$1")00 worth of sheep and goats since
last spring by coyote raids.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells now To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. It's Splendid I
In one miuuto your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.1
No more hawking, snuffling, blowing,
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. It pen
etrates through every air passage of the
head, soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stantly. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh Relict
comes go rjuickly.
Bargain Days for Ladles
Chicago, Feb. 5. Lady fans will
have their bargain days at the Nation
al league park here. President Charles
Weeghman announced today. Weegh
man will ask to have the plan adopted
in all National league cities.
Billiard Match
Chicago, Feb. 5. Augio Kieckhofer
won from Clarence .Jackson, Detroit,
in a slow three cushion match here
last night, 50 o 4fi. in tho American
billiard players' ambulance fund tour
nament. Kieckhefer meets Champion
Alfred Do Oro in the first of a series
for the title tomorrow night.
Pole Is Winner
, Chicago, Feb. 5. Wladek Zbyszko,
Polish wrestler hung two toe holds on
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