Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 06, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextC&wWWW1 Published Every Evening Except Sunday, Salem, Oregon. Address AH Communications To AIJEM 136 8. Commercial Bt. QBEGQN - "SUBSCRIPTION BATES ., , . .... S5.00 Per Month.. Daily by Man, per yr- $3.00 Per Month... 35e "rVhh LEASED WIRE TELEtiBAPIi BEPQRT " " FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES W. D. Ward, New York, Tribuns Building. ' W. H. Stockwell, Chicago, People's Oai Building ... . Tnrni eirrior boys are instructed to put the papers on the ?t7Xr icr XfnS thV iBses you, or neglect, getting th paper tarrier has missed you, flAPITJSL .TOTTRNAL U the only newspaper in Balem whoee circulation is guaranteed by the Audit Bureau Of Circulations THE MONROE DOCTRINE. OfaUobject most illogical is the argument that it wiU lnteriere wiu . r T . nl- vi-i tr r S critTcs ob ect that a LatitfAmerican dispute o antKmerican state What, then, becomes of the "TseS'd answer is given by the New EeP"Those who raise such questions have f orgotter i that the Monroe J-t Doctrine in the law of nations. . - - T jPaffue This seems to be the precise siUon The Le ague iJ, nian really represents the fulfillment ot tne of Nations plan reaiiy i p maintain it M-r2 SJtVof t5 the European powers. Consenting to the principles n- yolved and agreeing to neip eniorce wwu . ...i:i?oH 7ia would like to see a put in their time T!SASS. ffii&ftffi to important factor in future elections. Tn i letter from Sweden in which he sets forth his w forX SSuctofthalast offensive on the St&orff says: -In the rest and quiet ISch have been denied me in my native land -isn t that tat like a militarist toflgA'Z land, when, thanks to his doctrines, all the rest ot tne world is in an uproar. KNIGHTS OF HEALTH. The Junior Red Cross recently launched a children's health tournament throughout the country and the little folks are hard at work competing for buttons and badges to show to a wondering world that they have attained the various ranks of knighthood involving the completion of certain health tasks during the periods of two, five and fifteen weeks. " ' - ; . , ,.,, Probably many distracted mothers will wish that an enthusiastic public would leave their children alone, but it is pretty good for the children. No child who has put in a period of fifteen weeks in the observance of certain laws of health himself, and in helping those around him to observe them, can ever go back to his former state of ig norance as regards cleanliness, infection and contagion, though his first enthusiasm may wane. And what could be better than to have children cm th fnr rpenrrls in cleanliness and health? It is a bet ter education than all the "three R's" can give them. Children cherish responsibility. It gives them a de lightful feeling of importance, and nothing better can be done for tne neaitn oi ine worm uuui iu maw ic uum ren feel that it is in their hands. , ' The brave little knights are startmng out to search for their good-health goal. It behooves the old knights to set them a good example, to speed them in their search. f!1PTYiPTireau is back in his nlace as A J. lliAVA presiding officer of the peace conference, having recover ed from his recent wound. During his long career many nersons have tried to kill the "Lion ot trance" nut none have succeeded. rrUrt Wisvn til-Tin rA Tint. fiVhf in thft war are working J.UC liiClA YYiiW ..,... V V 1 J-J overtime now investigatinng the methods of those who ail fight and win it. . ' THE PROMOTER'S WIFE BY JANE PHELPS : MB. FBEDEBICK'S OBJECT IK CALLING UPON BAEBABA. CHAPTEB XXIV. T linfl "somewhere heard that oae of the great joys oi married life lay in its surprises. To be able to say and do things at a moment's notlee, Instead of arranging and calculating evcryming in advance. I do not agree, i The surprises of y warned life have ...i. u Jntfo nnt manv of them. Thines done at a moment's notice have not turned out as gaticiacim",r s might. No, I do not believe that I like surprises 0f W , T I thought of Mr. Frederick as I pre awfully plain lookuig, there was no denying that, let ui. ruu nalnulated. to inspire con- j,-, v. T,u;tl,,w liin annerance nor his manners could have been of much uso in making him tne very i Tl.tif li was ruirECdly hou- XUUU Ufl una, -. . ,, t.Ai nnuition. I woudoreu liliy etn, 0"o r""'" , : what it was he wauited to see mo auouu. awitchod off the Ub ----- light and had lain. down, I forgot that there was any sucn person o GET RICH QUICK -GROWBERRIES An Immense Acreage Needed lo insure A ouppiy tor The Local Company. To the Farmers in the Salem District For several moirthg we have been conducting an a&tve campaign aiming growers for the purpose of securing a very large planting in strawberries, raspberries, (Loganberries, gooseberries and currants. We pointed out the enor mous profits to the producer. The re sponse has been very encouraging. We have booked large orders for tips and pkmlj and -our stock is almost exhaust ed. In another month spring will be here and igrowers should make prepa rations to get their ground in shape for rla Yi t.in,fr mw Arnnift. r" - o" w Our jelly, jam and preserve plant is in tun operation, But wo musi nave Berries of everv variety to Keen us oc cupied all tho year around. We per sistently pointed out to growers the enormous profits to be derived from small fruits, how it would add value to your laud and how it was possible to make the Willamette valley famous as the createst berry district in the United States. The opportunity, not alone to make largo prolits but to put fhi W41Inmnti v,uUmr nn .tho mnT). Praia entirely with the progressive growers. almiit Wa VlBVfl ftllVftdv Rlfnt lOVed" i(i400,000 in advertising your products; I :nninri 41 in thia ihnfli- n,. lvava Aaltt.h) 1 ahfiH An AXtnfiive isystom of selling jellies, jams, and pre- ., , . 1.1 A nm iserves tnrougnuut i" wunu wiu uw appeal to the growers to furnish the (necessary fruit, which is so essential to (mutual success. Let us -briefly outline the market thev exist' todav and the Lacraage which we are willing to con- (tract: L BtramhftrrfnK W will AOntnaat for Jlthe-1919 croip at Mi cents per pound (wtticli is equal ro ?ouu jui irate of 30ft eratos of 18 pounds each of the Wilson variety planted on good ., m, . um.. -1 . .XT- lOI ft ..a . '(SOU. ino-' JVtieriwrjj tu. xm, a n The- next day .'wag unpleasant o I nA very tardy variety,, has yielded as busied myself about the apartment,, do-.(high as 600 crates per acre, but sets i , :iUl ttii. mirintv nrA limitl-rt. and While (UA IJU. .v. " , (we have sOme on hand, we are unable Ito- furnijsh them in large quantities. (This is an ideal Strawberry en sandy loam iground and we urgo you to gei ,.t,i nnwinn -thorn. Wfl will contract !1000 acres of strawberries commensmg iwith 1919 or l'Jau antt running tnrougu itho life ot tne piant. i PaunhBrrtPM ,Wn will contract the (yield from 1000 acres of raspberries of .(. phiit vnrjntT for three or five HUC wuia."V. V - 'J " years, To growers who have raspber- iries in nearing we wm yaj 072 w iper pound which is equal to $500 to $BUI) gross per acre, ovaia louuus or grain. Doesn't itl 1 ' Logatibonies When we speak of Lo . i-hink aif TjOJIL Aimsri- liea's famous beverage, and PHEZ, Am erica's famous rure juice 01 mo w ganberrv, then we think of Loganiber ,ry jellies, jams, and preserves for .i,(i hro ia a dnnstantlv increasing Ms gray eyes, nut 11 it was tnero, 11 idemanu. we can use me pruuuk was already gone when he began to jioOO acres for five years at prices vaV :i,;,,i. mill tiAt. iklnO tier acre, when 'Your husband is a young man ,plntcd on the right kand of land, lhis compared to me. He is a very smart jg one of the Willamette valley 's best young man too smart, I am. afraid, I .berries on account of its ptoductave- ness ana long me, ulot ' If your feet are bard to fit yon will always find , as equal to the occasion. The proper shoes fit-, ted to your feet means satisfaction and comfort. WE DO EXPERT SHOE REPAIRM AND DOIT WELL HOME OF QUALITY- home OF CONQUEROR SHOES n ins little odd ioba that alwaTS wait for a rainy'day ta.be done rather, for a housewife to have the gnt to. Attack. AH the morning J kept thinking of Mr. Frederick, wondering what he had to oil rri TTn nnillA tlrnmntlv H. 3 n'ftlnftk. At first he seemed a bit awkward, and l, oegan to tuinn no was just mailing a social call. But there had been some thing in his manner the night before which precluded that. Ho had an ob icct. I would try to out him at ease. then he would tell me what it was. So I chatted about the play wo had seen and other things until suddenly he stopped me: ''I have come here this afternoon tn sav mimntliinff.. and. beinir a blunt man, I am going to sy it." " xes, Mr. rec-ericn, l Knew you naa some purpose in calling." He looked at me keenly, 'and I thot l detected a Dioam or admiration in Mayer's Genuine MARTHA WASHINGTON Shoes & Julietts SOLID LEATHER TURN SOLES I NO 14 Mayer's Martha Wash ington dress shoes, fine kid uppers, medium nar row, plain sole, medium height heel, a real com fort dress shoe. Sizes 3 to 8, C to EE. Price ' v;;; $5.75'. in BuiHtence. Mv thought vecreu think vou have creat influence with to Noil and the business which had tak-ni m. you mllgt hove. You aro a sen en him' to Boston. That buBiuoss about ; sii)iei jevci headed woman. Hold him Then, all hot WU1CII UO wa bu Bvv-.v. . suddenly, Blanche Orton poppod into fast. ? .. . my mind. On tne uay aitor uut x ao not, urge am i0 mane dinner party I had decided to dismiss money!" . ,'; . all jealousy of her as f utile But justj jj tut you STe extravagant. You as a porson who thinks above love live, you dross, you entertain as I considers tho possibility of being in wonldn 't , f eel I could afford to do; love cuds by loving, so the person who yet I'll gamble that I'm worth ten ponders whether or not he has cause timeg ag mUch as: Forbes your.hus- for jealousy onus Dy ueconung juuiua. nana, i am interestoa in mm, nun m By Watt Mason FORGET IT. Forget the grief of yesterday ; he is the greatest bore I know who buttonholes us on. his way, to talk about some bygone woe. Forget the grudge you've held so long "trinst the gent who lives next door; it's doubtless true you're in the wrong; his head's entitled to be sore. For get tho chances you have missed, forget the hopes that proved a frost; there always is a chance, I wist, as good as any you have lost. Forget your princely pedigree, for ret the blue blood in your veins; get out where common mortals be, and match with theirs your stately brains. Forget the grandeur of the past if you re reduced to low estate- get lown to tacks anl hustle fast, and keep your winning sidle on straight. Forget the dark unpleasant things; we. all have troubles of our own; we love the lad who smiles and sings, detest the one who sheds a groan. Forget the ailments you have had, the mumps, the gland ers and the gout; forget the truss and liver pad, and talk of tractors, tripe and trout Forget all weary things that bore, that keep men yawning as you spiel; spring gladness when you have the floor, and tell how dad-blryned good you feel. Hn I once more suffered the pain of iealousv of Blanch Orton. Onceiore I m Jl . VT . I 1 t. A 1 recalled every rord or praise nou u ever spoken of her. I had writhed ,.,i,.. i .Mulliul whjit ho had said about her bei"E ftblo to influence business mou where I could not, I lett into writing Moil to come homo at once that I was jealous; and ho must come aim tii ,ii' hnw hn loved mo. ana mane me forget that Blanch Orton existed. strangely, however, my last waning thnmrht wns of Mr. Frederick, and a sleepy wonder regarding what ho wanted. A FEELINGjOFSECURITY. You naturally feel secure when you know flint the medicine you are about to take is absolutely pure and contains no harmful or rmrtit producing uruga.. Srneh a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and bladder rciivdy. The same standard of purity, strength and excellence if maintained in every bottle of Swamp-Root. It i wiemtifieally compounded from wjetablo herbs. It is not a stimulant and is taken in tcaspoanful doses. H is not recommended for everything Jt is nature's great helper in reliev ing and overcoming kidney, liver and bluddVr troubles. A sworn statement of purity is with every bottle of Dr. -Kilmer's Sntimp Root. If row need a meMieine, you sliouM have the bot. On ale at all drusr stores "in lioMlo of two sist's, medium and large. However, if you wish first to try this great, preparation send ten centa to Dr. Kilmer ,('.. Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample bottle. V lion writing be sure and mention tho Salem Daily Capital Journal. TAppointed Military Gov ' crnor Of Santo Domingo v...yr . ......... . : ' V I. f , t . i f ' " I . - - " : .,""; ! -j " .- ,.ho 1S vara old anil Still produc ,ing bumper crops, vvo can nunngo iv -.!., vbMi -wiili atu'onfi vigorous plants at 15 per 1000, through grow ers, if your oruer is iia;eu ui um,c Gooseberriea and Currants Tlieao much neglected but splendid berries are again. toeing sought after and grow ers who have large or small patches jttxuiM irivo them caref.ll attention. i.Thcre will bo a good demand for them .this year and tor years to come. Let. us again impress upon you the .importance of the industry. The Ore gon legislature which just closed pass ed an extensive and comprehensive re construction program to take caro ot our returning soldiers, sailors a-nd ma rines and develop tho industrial and commercial wealth of Oreigon and the .'fruit and .berry industry is out anuui l.er link in the chain of wealth and progress to Oregon. Wo aro doing our part and are presenting opportunities which we feel certain will coutiibuto to the well being and happiness of our people. Wa will be pleased to nave vuu rn us on the subject. Io it now. . PHEASANT NOETHWEST .. . TRODTJCTS CO. Louis Lachinund, Mgr. Green Fruit Department. , i n. -ni.nn TOftl,! "Re-nrefienta'tive, u, u. r;- -- w;t fnr nur new iiooklet. wnicn is full of information on Berries nd JHow to Grow Them. Sent free upon request. - M,.wnt.tunjHft. Eoar-A4mi.rl Xhomu Snowden, mho haa been detailed mm military governor of the repflbilo of Santo Coming o, and m military rpra wotaUve of the United States in ilAUl. .Admiral 8nowdea has been joa duty tn the office of B&vsl op WaUon tn Waahincton. you. There aren't enough steel-sharp young men floating around for him to mako a bungle of Mb business life just because he is in a hurry to nil ms uas et with golden eggs." 'Rnt Mr. Frederick I don't under stand. I have told him that he would make himself ill, but ho only laughs at jien. I never have urged nun to cxiena lii business tn eivo me luxuries, even th0 I have accepted them gladly. I am afraid I don't understand why " " Ho wonder you don t nut you win when I lell you that no young man cr.n make money as fast as he does, in the wny he makes it and do it honestly. Someone is bound to suffer. Forgive mo. but I had to tell you so you could make him fall a halt before it is too late. Already he is looked upon a- bit suspiciously by conservative business men." TO BE CONTINUED. NO. 63. Mayers Martha Wash- ington . Juliett slippers. Elastic sides, fine kid "uppers, turn sole, med ium toe with patent scolloped tip up the front- Size 3 to 8, C to EE. Price $425 . With rubber heels $4.35 ' , ' NO. 61. C:'" v:; :; Mayers Martha Washington, two-strap slippers. This : is a very dressy looking house shoe, fine kid upper, turn sole, plain toe, small pearl buckle trimming. Sizes 3 to 7, C to E. Price..... $450 We carry a full line of Mayer shoes in kid and gun metal for Ladies and Misses. The new spring num-; . bers are beginning to come in. ROS n GENBAl 240 North Commercial St. , Salen M ladaigliSiteiiiUAaJiiri -iiiiiiiimiiiiiiliritm.ii.iniiifciiraiiwifiMJ: - ' ... pj i Y A nT Y Journal Classified ads bring results, :