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....... ,wJ I 17 . 'I : 1 ffis ff JTn i0 CHARLES II. FISHES' Editor Ml FuMiabar Z2f f AftifWl I MONDAY EVEMSG mffl , (Ui f ? &Mi " 1 ' " J I jm Pcblished Every Evening: Except Sunday, Salem, Oregon. A3dr Ail Communication To abciDmln4r4alIfouraal AUEM 138 S. Commercial St. OBEGON INFLUENZA IN ALASKA SUBSCRIPTION BATES fvi! t C.rH.r. car vear 5.00 Per Month Influenza has proved itself no respector of persons, countries or climate. It has raged with equal destructive fury in every zone from pole to pole. At present it is doing its most active campaign in Alaska, and so terrible are its ravages that the United 'States navy has sent an expedition carrying medical aid Daily by Mail, per year.. ..(3.00 Par Month.. Expert Sees Prosperity Ahead For Lumber Trade I Portland, Or., June 16 Several years of prowrity is in store for the lum ber industry of the Faeifio northwest, says W. J. Hayuen of St. Louis, special adjustor of claim for the Emergvuey flevt corporation. Haynea has beea on the Pacific coast several weeks adjust ing claims of shipyards and fir prod ne ttle fleet corporation and TW. nnnvt mmvA ni,fto! on," fV,r ,,k4. V';l,oU-1''" asamst the fleet corporation iw vuuoi. ut " suuuvai, vitnauuiK handling sales of material left in tie EULt, LKAisfcD WlliE TELiSUHAPU REPORT W rOBEIQN REPRESENTATIVES D. Ward, New York, Tribune Building. A5t and supplies to the stricken natives. inave aireaay sanea wun neany ail tne available naval rd throuirh cancellation of orders imedical men from the Pacific coast, and the hospital sMpiXr'sttar, . . ae iLomfort is on her way to San Francisco, where she will "i at n point in Oregon and inrrvppr in AiacVa if r ho eniriermf. ie tinf iinila nntrnl kv Washington, according t0 the bulletin a- oiw.4 wikv, xWtc-. v V- V " lu""v' of the West Coast Lumbermen's - IT" , t 1 .... w. .,. in.fm.t.A to nut ths'nauere on the1"13 tlme Stle reaches California. j elation. Orders are in eicess of produe- An appropriation of $100,000 for the Alaska suffer-!"- Vh? 0,!"ook is ma i' - n,ii nhnns the circulation manaeer. as this if ths only way,. ,OC! ,,nA na nf al nn.i Jr::.... A, -J ita..".r7 to ,umb'r manufacturers. .io ao iuku w J'aii ui mc ,ciicicu uv.'iiue'iljr iuiiu. j Mills throughout the northwest are It is said that every war is accompanied or followed n,,lli" t0 ,hoir ,i'p',nt ana several V... i;i rru: ..,u:L tv. j ii now mill nio under construction. Luin- uy yeswteuue. mis war wiutii saw me sprcau OX Uie in fluenza epidemic was no exception. Since thus far science has come to no satisfactory conclusion about the disease, its cause, cure or prevent ion, it is up to the people of the world to make the gospel of good health a matter of conscience, so that they hay have at least the protection of sound bodies against this insiduous enemy. TEE DAILY OATITAL JCTJESAL la the only newspaper in Salem whose circulation U guaranteed by the Audit Bureau Of Circulations SMOKING IN CHURCH A sprinns fonti-oversv is pointr on in Encland as to whether smoking should be permitted in church. It was started , by -a minister who, observing the slenderness o f her prices show a tendency to advance to still higher levels, according to offi ciuU of the wi'ot coast association, and advices from Washington, T). C, empha size the lieliof that prices will not dmn below the present schedule for several vears. It took the American army about fifteen minutes to rout that great army gathered by Villa and which was his Sunday evening congregations, suggested that thejsweeping the present Mexican government out of exist- Cflipiy pewo UUttll, Ut' 1U1CU VVIIU mc iicip ui vuuuv.w, aim that he saw no harm in it. Several other ministers agree with him. It would hardly be appropriate, they explain, for a man to pray with a cigar or cigarette in his mouth; but Ihey would let the congregation puff during the sermon, iust as men commonly do nowadays in London theatres during the play. If there is any objection to smoking hroughout the entire church they would solve the prob lem by reserving the gallery lor that purpose. The idea is not altogether novel. It is said that there is a special pew for smokers in the parish church at St. Ileliers in the Island of Jersey. . Moreover, it used to be customary in the country districts of Scotland, as Sir Walter Scott records, for the farmers to light their pipes as soon as the preacher announced his text. It is even argued that tobacco will help rather than hinder the effectiveness of the service. Speaking of the St. Ileliers example, an English minister says, "I have al jvays noticed that the smokers' pew is always filled with men interested in what the preacher is talking about. A pipe in one's mouth seems to have the power of making a good listener." Many people are instructively shocked at the sug gestion, considering it pacreligious. There are those, however, who hold that the use of tobaccb probably had, in the beginning, a generally religious significance, just as incense has had in the churches of many different faiths, in all ages. All of which may be perfectly true, without an nouncing to the average American man, or at least the average American woman, that smoking in th,e church is the proper thing. VYV RIPPLING RHYMES By Walt Mascn. OBSOLETE NAMES A long, long time I've listened for names I used to know; but girls no more are christened with names of long ago. When I was young the fellahs sang lays, at gloaming hours, to stately Isak'llas, who listened in their Unvcrs. Of Ruths some ten or twenty you'd meet at every turn, and there were Janes a-plenty, and Abigails to burn. And there were Julias living in every village street; Eliz abeths Were giving soft looks to Mike and Fete. Where ate the blithe Matildas who once were running free, the Dorcases and Hildas, whose forms I long to see? The good old names are banished, they fit no modern belle; the stately names have vanished with those who wore inm well. We borrow names for pos'es; when we have lids to tag, so Violets and Rosies with twilight lovers lag. I named my daughter Daisy, and thought I'd made a hit, lut when she's fat and lazy will that cognomen fit? My nunt, who's large and silly, is jeered by other folk; her parents named her Lily, and so she is a joke. The good old names were stately, the fine of names of yore; and I iregret it greatly that they are used no more. ence. according to certain Hearst-controlled, or Hearst inspired newspapers in this country. Fighting these mon grel ragamuffins is no more dangerous than a jack-rabbit round-up in Eastern Oregonand probably less exciting. This epidemic of bank robbing seems ridiculous when the economic experts have convinced us all by their able reasoning that money is so cheap it is scarcely worth steal ing. We should think high-class bandits, not located in Wall street, shoudld now turn their attention to raiding hen roosts or pig sties and dynamiting wheat bins. The republicans have a scheme of running a military hero like Pershing and thus scooping in all the soldier votes. But the democrats are considering the even smoother scheme of nominating Governor Smith, of New York, thus insuring the solid support of the entire Smith family, which is capable of electing a president anytime it stands together., ; , . . . A Mexican colonel was badly wounded in the fight ing at Jaurez yesterday, but the private who constitutes the federal garrison there is thought to have suffered no casualty. Maybe it was some of the Bolshevists who scattered copies of the peace treaty around Wall street. They couldn't get half so much result from ordinary bombs. Salem's celebration will be a hummer this year. Three days of fun and fireworks and all inspired by pa triotic rejoicing over peace and victory. President Carranza of Mexico has joined Senators Lodge, Borah and Hi Johnson in fighting the League of Nations principle. . ' Villa and Willie Hearst's newspapers may be able to keep up quite a sizeable row in Mexico this time. Germans Receive Allies' Reply To Counter Claims (CvM mm unww Do you want skin-health9 If you are suffering from ecwma or some similar distressing, embarrassing skin eruption, why don' t you pet rid of it by using Resinol Ointment? Unless the trouble is due to some serious inter nal disorder, .it quickly yields to Resi nol, and in most cases is easily healed by it The first application usually stops ttchmg and makes the skin feel coolant comfortable. We recommend it with the utmost confidence because of its harmless ingredients. AidetC by Resinol Soap it acts even more quickly. esinol Ointment tnA Resinol Soap 1 bti A cicr away pimple. Sold iy all druggist and deal er in loilel skU. Tiiai of cacii, Depu " J-S, ReJinol, balunort Md. 1 Versailles France, .Tune Jfl. (United Press.) The Irermans received the allied reply to their eounter propositi at 6:tt o'clock this afternoon. The (iermans complained of the trief period in which to make known their decision on the revised peace treaty five days. The reply was submitted by Paul Dtitast, secretary of the ficao conference, who ItiTt the foreign otfiee for Versailles at 5:4.r. A provision for eventful civ ilian control of the occupied Rhine districts was made sup plementary to the treaty and must be signed simultaneously. Governor Clcott might go out after that trans-Atlantic non-stop record next. MOUNT ANGEL COLLEGE HAS SUCCESSFUL YZAJB Mount Anjfel, Or., June 16.-rWith the anniiHl alumni banquet last Tues day evening, Mount Angel college closed the most successful year in its history. The entire day was'givea over to ihe vAtioUs closinjf eri'sos and severnl hundred guest were enter tained. The closinjf meeting of the College Athletic' association was held Monday evening. following solemn high mass in the college chapel Tuesday morning, Arch bishop Christie of J'ortlnnd, awarded diplomas to graduates and gold medals to seven students. Among the recip ients) of dipkiuiHS and medals were several discharged soldiers, some of knm had seen overseas service. The graduates were: Theodore .T.' Bernards, MeMinnville: Joseph A. Wunderlich, Verbeof; Alms .1. .lent gen, (Ireen Creek, Idiilio; .Iniiie W, Fulcv, St. Johns, New- r ii it . 1 1 ii I ; Hi-rniHii H. .Incoh, Tills monk : Pied It. Theiier, SaK in; llernard J. Kpp, Albnny; Arnold B. Kchoen bsihler, Mount Angel; Anthony J. 'ieuuer. Mumim v: ul J. iiavis. Mount AiimcI; Thnmm K. She;i, Astorin; Peter .1. Wult Mount Alltel and ( 'a mil Ins (1. Wolf, Mount Angel. tlold mortals were awarded in the senior department us follows: (fed eral excellence, Herman B. Ja- ii.'), Ti!!a muck; Christian doetriue. peter J. Lesmeister, Portland: Knglish, (iuv J. M.iteucii, Portland; elocution. Kudolph A. Zeller, J'ortland and Jann's Leo Kennedy, Vancouver, U. Junior department: General excel lence, Hex Brunibach, Pormn, Idaho; commercial department, general excel- day, which was far loss than expected, business aianagera announced today, sumniiug the result of increasing tat) irice of Sunday papers to 10 cents. "Within three weeks Kundav mle wiilbe back to their former mark," liusineas Manager Fowler ef the Chron- if lo told the Imted Press today. The ten cent price is in effect in Los Anircloa. Kau laud. Ordered bv the federal direeW of railroads to eut expense to meet in come, the Louisville 4 Xnv-hville rail road company has laid off 7000 men, largely shop employes. First cars to eome over the McKennio pass arrived In Rngene Wednesday niht. They were driven by M. K. Harnot of Pendleton and J. It. Barman, another Knstern Oregon citizen. J-'or the first time in its history Al bany college conferred the degree of doctor of divinity Wednesday evening. The recipient is Kov. George II. Young, pastor of the First Baptist church of Albany. Moclips bench, from five miles worth of Moclips nearly to Damon point, distance of more than 20 miles, has been located for oil. More than 100 claims have beVu filed. .'4 THE PROMOTER'S WIFE BY JANE PHELPS lome, IxuiiM l llinan Mount Angel. The address to the graduates was delivered by Frank J. Loncrgan of Portland. NEIL'S Lira JOB ( ' I ! A I 'T K K t'XYU Neil really was vciv hiave. Ho had a tut,iiiiig li'ttd tit' u Ui fat ing iiiin itf tor nil w:is settled. fi'U a ad we or two otlieis nhoiii he owed huge amounts wore to take paviiieit 1U lu i few But tnlliiients with iiitirest, When 1 tiiot f'th m ,. !,!,, ullIy t,.muiwi i ",0""'"t''. "'t u ng could have !"'"'! to give .NeU ire pleasure -.. n j.orrniue Murlim wr 1 ""' " women who Hihii i I aiiv iiat wiili ni., in i.i.. . i I'lnmhe had lost to. She! lost what l..J i .- m-. :ut suppers ! California Papers Boost Sunday Issues Up To Din Pan Fraiiclsio, June lti, Sinday morning newspaper street sabs fell off about 10 per cent in California yesler tint, had times that 1 couldn't bear aiiotner liu i.l "t'vi'iniir enieriu i single rni iir. inni i nm-,t uivi. nn i i...n if it 1 ttas f.ighte.icd. but never let , for his follow ing. something would happen to give me Neil think I doubted Ins atul.tj to pay, ! , ,h)) ,o f. , c UrK again, am) I would wonder how .1 i i i i i. i i i vi 1"'" UA iO bitter- 1 ",ul,1 bc " foolil,fc 10 '"'"l there A ife job, he had said once w lea ,,.. ..f n9v, , RnJ j ws, n.rthing but trouble left fu, me." He spoke f what he owed. anything l,t ,MH)(1, w.rvM11,s anj She came to we me several time, oe- Al the small Investor, had bton, aid. i a good table. Keslly it i, , crime lo ,orB ' home, tni We had taken a luty ". Mji.g Is- l,g ,, a Kitl ,u kl(OW ,,,. ,u";.-.ch time 1 Uked her better, discover- land, near enough so Ne.l could eom-J , to , .f i( ; ,rj" ' td new in her. 8he was capable, clev- mute cltenplv. I whs doing my owa iv. ,. ,,., . , ' . .; J.,ir t i.u t.. they can b imleiiendent and Hm .In. " while lunghing at me, admitted oik, and hnppv in helping all I could It had been more- of a wrench than I bad thonglit it was going to be to leave our lovely home, and at the end I shed a few tears. Hut now I was resigned LU Mr. Fruit Grower: Let us save you money. Haul your fruit to market via Bethlehem Trucks l-ton $1965 2Mon $2363 Prices F. O. 6. Allentown, Pa. Get our Terms and Prices Here SALEM YELIE COMPANY 162 N. Commercial St. Salem, Ore. ii m "''.vwr' probably marry this pet- sgiln Cum: ADD & BUSH BANKERS EsUUishcd 186S General Banking Business sencing June IGth Banking Hours will be from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. . en, ining. H Mile girls most of them, are taught they must marry, and a Tew silly aeconiplhnients on the aide." M e I, Hike. 1 ... I. :.. and tried by keeping busy to forgot ' al(t .,. , tUnt M-s ttu.l tint nnlv lit tinlni. hut. . ' ...... . , "Ii'll H1H fricntU u well. Of all tnt o ifty io- som(, ,i.iV plo w,.h whom we had m.xcd oaiytwo, .. V(u M , ., fcwrr or thriH- had called npn me, or !' !,.. he, xmng answer, -rd b e;l ,n my existence m any way after fwl, tlie pH-.s naa a.riH! iveu . uou.nes. , wmrtli j M k; fo"MrrT . In, of things which came to her while Misngely Mr Power, was one of , rou, , . ' 8 , kfW very well I never could do the Itiein, it seemed ner nutina na.i Bieii,,,,. .. - Neil in the street, hsd stopped and " ' , " ,"" , . ,HH1 10 .n,,Mu mui lor nia money. 1 hated poverty always. I gness the' Bi- ,o. i, rignt when it says that 'Monev i the root of all evil.' It has caused a!l my Muliam.iuviui th hiv tit it I that it was to "I eat, sleep, and ra not merry," she miiMiuotcd, Then told ne she hud rented her house for a good price, and ! that she was going abroad. "One can live on what they would starve on here, My house is rested for five years. I have a little saved. I shall stay as Tong as aiy money lasts, then come back." Some way I envied her hey careless Ink- VXITED STATES RAILROAD AOMIN-ISTRATIOX WALKER D. HIXKS, DIRECTOR GKXERAL OF RAILROADS SOUTHERN r-ACIr'IC RAILROAD (Linos North of Ashland. Oregon) Summer Excursion Fares i ' to Oregon and Northwest Resorts Tiaa bow for a quiet summer vacation for yourself and the fam ily at the seaside or in the mountains special excurisoi g fares are in effect for the summer. KXWPORT Season ticket from Salem a.5.85 Week end ticket from Salem 4.&5 Corresponding fares from other points. TILLAMOOK COTJUTT BEACHES Season ticket from Salem 17.70 Fares to Ncah Kah, .Vie, Manzjunita and Bovocean slightly higher. Corresponding fares from other point. hint. Neil had toM kim he ' ti satisfy his customers, ! and Mr. l'owi-rs had immetliattly be come interested, and had asked his spoken with was tryina many questions. He must have sees! mean, and the la k of it. Oh, well. .ke reparation, and it had soitencd j ., '- " '"". P 1 ?!. hiw toward na. Mr. Tewers mi he ksd !. . "urP,-T wu'- r- toid her tbst Neil was mora sinned j 11 . ' ! ''ul hat one can bear aed anainst than aiaaiag. asd that tie ka4"" hit. Il las veuv4 to K I bade her (rood bye the day she sail ed with real regret. A I tnre4 away from the dock I thought what a queer ! world it is. My eye were misty at part'eif with the woirati who hsd at - one time made me so miserable. I .wondered If It were wot of tea so. If jwe were more charitable, would we nut l tie happier. Tomorrow JCcil is jfratcfn! for FrMeri.k's 1,-lp. DETROIT Reason tickets from Palem Corresponding fare from other points. McCREDIE HOT WRINGS Season ticket from Sulem CRATES LAKJE Feason tioket from Salem 15 day ticket from Halem 'orreHindiaz fare from other point Park will open about Julv 1st. K0O f $8.53 t $.'.39 $26.10 MARBLE HALLS OF OREOOK Season ticket, from S!em.. H95 lo day tickets from Salem $130 Corrc-ipo'ii'ng fare from other point. t VARIOUS Special fares in effect to Colambia River Beeches, Mt. t Kainier National lark. Shasta Resorts, Yellowstone Na- I tional Tark and Giaeier Xaticnal Tsrk. J Inquire of ticket agent. I JOHN H. SX)TT. f q General Passenger Agat. -sV4s44sV4s4 -