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I IjHelJ Editorial Page of The Capital Journal I 6 1 1
Aiir A3 Cmmk !'-: To
(The Bnilti .Riplal Uournnl
fAL
US 8. t"sfTr:l St.
ecBccsnTiJX bates
kr Carr.ar. wr year .00 Per SIcatk.
Ij Vail, lr year
PcMisbed Every Evening Except Sunday, Salem, Oregon, than by Sentiment. And the campaign has gone further'
man anyone rcigr.i nave expecxea, as accurate ooservation
developed facts about birds that had formerly been ig-
y r.ored. .
I It has been found that all of the feathered creatures
of the woods and fields are of service to the human race !
o&ego.n because they feed en insect pests and ether destroyers of
,rooi crops. A good report has been given even of those j
Traditional nuisances of the country and city respectively,;
the crow and the English sparrow. And now some expert
er-ps the climax by pronouncing the hated uhen hawk j
?ctu2i:v tr.e mend of tr.e larmer oecause-.tnoush he rnav:
kill ?.n occasional chicken, he arcply makes 'up for it by his:.
'eeprtaations on fit-id m ce and other rodents and bv his
consumption of injects when he faiJs to bag bizeer game.!
Perhaps we shall be obliged yet to apply to birds the,
THE COVENANTER LETTERS
A fcsrasaon of th League of X iViol Ccrtsast, truck ky article,
written by Viiliiai E. Tift, ei-preaideat of th Ceiled Suits,
George W. WUkeraLir', tocaeity United State attorney geLerai,
A. Lavreoc XovaJ. president of Earrard Uctremty, and Henry
W. Tift, of tht Krw York tar.
Ttt il3ova
tXLL Li-Ai WISE Ii-LL. ii h ii-tViT
ro?.UZS BZFErSENTATIVES
W D. Wa-J. Sew Tark, Trilaaa E-Ii-ij.
W. H. w:i, CVrap, Pee?;i Cm BJif
Tit CaTiaJ J?as.l txrr.tr hoyt r isrtro'ttl t f it ti pa-rr ta
aurrt It tit eirrirt i . :t da ti. it ytfo t- rett f t'.rg tie ffr
I yi o ka. i ;b : :i t.rta'juot sui;-f, tkj U ti cnly y
v M1 dtrcis t'lier f tt tl er.: are t.'..-w:f iE:rt.o9a. Fk-js
1 T. c ... aid a J;r w-.U U Kit joi by ijtial Efaft if tit
artier fcsj B-is4 yea.
THE DAILY CAJTr-O. JCUTJJAI.
li tk afwrtjfr is i tlrtuUtlca u j3rat-e j by taa
A:ilt Bsreaa Of CircalaticM
THE PUBLISHED TREATY
. v r r v -.
AZTICUE IV.
Tta Ccumrtl
Tke tL. i Iff r,rt'
tii : fr k !r it
a j is it & .
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leeicnary Kentucky gentleman's judgment cn whisky.
"lr.ere ;s no bad wmsky, some is better than others
.that s ail."
I Can it be that there are reallv no bad birds? At
; present, that seems to be the safe assumption. Certablv
iive than to tn- killing off those of ill-repute; for even f,Zx'- h,
jit is granted that some birds ousht o be exterminated,. -f th
Ifbp st-'f-rmTin'rtPff' pvM!;MArpr !i liVf-!v tr c'nv ten fr:pr i"1
v ...j. wj. j .tinv - v--v v w-'wA aw' AAkwaf v v- a.ai a. A a A v 4
;to one foe.
t.f the
f.r ti-
W -.n .Lea
I. - T n- -
,.a .
tr.-y r . m ; a- b - j r
i r.'v : o rr'i tii a'i
UM-t -f tf !, ii-J. b'....i lav
f iv? c . 4, If t-v r .- i
r h ai ffftfire . of a d -1
j-n'e. to reroa2;-i:3 aJ:i:a'r eorlia- i
' r ra of an airati-. ;.:-t: a rut si- ;
n r rf :h,; hrxzzt to aak rorifa- j
;: r. t- .rrvit 'i!i- b:
r.vs tt.fi'. t-i f rai1' o ujrvi-
"if ; jti'.ii..! i-f tra-V' in whit flatt !
: r .i., ftf.-.i 'ij- j"i i. ! -:f&'.'.tIi t-f ;
i .tra: r.l - w . s. I
Wiea Ita Action Birds
Ti' vr.'r s in h h .
:! kt p.-w- 1
fi'. .f ij-
it j-irn
"n 5t-ll. " v.ij'i'
.'. 4 :r :a -1
Armstrong
Linoleum
None Better Few
as Good
h '.ir. .!. !. if
;-j'i'y a 1't
U-i a rr a:ai n
u"aL.7i1.. f ..-
r-?-j Lii a.t'Li'.-r ..f ;
A shipment of beautiful
a : patterns diiect from the
.;,t ia f2Ct on' at Lancaster, Pa..
lift rt th'" " . . . . - ' .
received tnis week. Clean
A it
cm panel ns, smootn sur
face, easy to care for and
noted for wearing qualities.
Ask to see the Inlaid pattern
in the Armstrong Linoleum.
Tr tar1, j
cf ir-
i l.v th
tit
,a
of
a L:rj is
!., . . .:
printing the peace treaty seems' . - . . . . ITtVlZf'rZrZ
to i-e in vain. No sooner did the stnak' gU a copy prinu-i: The prune growers of the Northwest have issued a !. i- , i:.?-.. ,h,
in the Congressional Record than it proved to be obso-' declaration of independence cf the broker and speculator t'i
lete, owing to revisions made in the negotiations at Paris, in the association they have just incorporated with head- ' ra:l. uri '"n
The onlr treaty that cr.n be taken as possessing arjyiuarters in this city. The permanency and success of the fw, lZrr
authority or finalitv is the treat v that will be submitted, movement in attaining the results desired depend uponV -,,r-.i ,0 ,.if.,t tr,.a' t:x t.
to the senate officially by the president, according to the the gotd judgment of the men chosen to manage the ;;B,i;rv. iLfua'Ll
iisii.d proceetiure, whrn the negotiations have been con- association and the determination with which the mera-'Mr ti i'; .s. wiii"faroaVto!n.
eluded. ;bers back them up. Its object is laudable because there th Uw.lBr- cj fk '
The senate seems to be nursing a grievance against -s no good reason why tne prune grower should not mar-ni j.ra-:a:;y u- mi-ti ty ti.
the president for not taking them into his confidence. :ket his own product without the assistance of the nM&'J" ix ?VraL l
more fullv. rerrardine the negotiations, which was a wise 'man who devotes the larger pan of his energies to the .ff By ia.'ir rat Bb
' a n.r!i!..-r -.'i-i--
tie ovt-r a
.ta ar.:h.
w;-h ;t. Ar i
. t a
ar.l -:T,:.rr j' ;vt I o , T
i-- L.-. . or : .; 1 y ;h- ......
1 :i t'- .' K-r n- . ' . I f.
po .t t ta ;e t 'a : ??a- k. a !-:a3
t t t;.o Lea it-. iT ran d. 'rrrifiv" t'n-
ii ;! tm mu.ih an uatiIc r-wr ay
'.a InacJ. itar f--r t:i pnri w.'
yf :i iir a part cu'.ar 4; u'". or cr
i 3 ,i-r.v, a:i :a th !:.? it
!. r i'ate 1 n.'.l.ra-y .;ui;-ii:ot
trie r. sirrnlx'r may ri !.
i Xci a Srtpjr SoTeraign
n nav observe :oat ualv in mat-
Congoleum Rugs as well
as imitation oak Congoleum
nig borderlmr. Looks, like
.- oak flooring, but costs much
'. lessjust the thing when
the floor is not very smooth.
...wr Of. course we have a man
who knows how to lav it.
y, regarding the negotiations, which was a wise 'man who devotes the larger pan of his energies to the .ffM.nj any .ia.'ir rate
"the part of the executive, much as the offended manipulation of the market in order to speculate at the!1'" '".,f If:'; I: u.
ine country Knows mese p.peme 01 ine grower. ,ine new aisociaiion, now ever, ukk u av.it4 t
well as the president doeslwiddoubtiess encounter
Tioiiev on
. ..... i j i ...
beiiuiii iaL- ravcu uuuui. il
jwjlitical wtatheivanes about as
Almost every day we are
told we have the nicest stock
of Rugs in Salem, and cur
prices are very low consid-
Those
color-
after his six years close relations with them, and that no-jness a
body takes thwr interminable debate very seriously to
heart.
Senatorial activity might have been better employed
in convincing the president and the country that they
might be trusted with confidential information during the
progress of the peace negotiations. Then the members
might not have had to content themselves with a discard-
J copy of the treaty, smuggled into the country by the
represenative of the Chicago Tribune who abused some
Inxly's confidence in the attempt to secure a newspaper
"scoop."
GOOD BIRDS
ubt'ess encounter many obstacles and tact and busi-lTkB? b.r i of ln - fvi B '
i i .. ? .i ... . j iw -ar r attt $ tm.aJ with fail ; :t uv ai.i.e. m vote wuat be
bihty will be required on the pan of the leaders, ..;. w.oB f .r th Utans.a. rt w txu uthxx
f irc.,- iufe an.i a; .i-intment, . ering the Conditions.
1 ir- r.u.f:.htr fa." rcm-' now "'An.il n. C
farther rnv m,lat m It. a . i, -...'"-" xiiarwtl UlU
r ' ' . '! 1 A e i tt- l
a tte ;a-e s t n.ax a retort w:?h ar.v b.ndinc IflES are OeaUUIUl. Wenave
them in Tapestry Brussels
and Axminster. It's a pleas-
r&a the Counril a-t bv.
to achieve the results desired.
THE PROMOTER'S WIFE
BY JANE PHELPS
ExecnaTe-' Power !-r. -i-.iri' a U.-r-.ie the votta of th
j It' i noteworthy tbat ta reiEjr!pa-?je thereto are rt eounted. The
(the liaft of tie orecjRt the raxe ef 1'i.ml .Vatea rr. iht thin I rerntel
Eiiit:re t -at ! a as tlas-1 u "by a't of th- Council from attai-king
b:!. I-eeaa- it is sot ia fa't ea-'a meat-er tf the Lea me nhen ail the
trattci ar.ta tietotire ter. A rt ot.r n;ember of the Couneil tbonjcht
jfrc.tp, ar.vr rvlatirg t- the cr;a-!ra- . w ere ia th r i:. Save in that
i..a f tl Leaje jtb a tie a;-ae no a-tion of the Couneil. 'which
SIXIL HAS A MONTH'S VACATIOS
Ornithologist?, spoilsmen, lovers of wild life and ag
ricultural experts of late years have been co-operating
in a great propopandu in 'behalf of the birds. Starting
w ith a uesire to stop the senseless and thoughtless slaugh
ter of young and game birds, they soon got down to a
utilitarian basis, arguing for the preservation cf the birds
k'Cause cf their practical value to man.
Viv t aatAii vtv..v vaavai i
iLUTnr. cxxi.
The ara-wtir k4 itttm gaetL Tie
ar a u'.er. lit Sn a;i vtet
ira Lai ,-rll a k- aa-1 ! .-!
Ltj it i neer aaali utJeiaaL 1
. on.y the a'i r in 'ae trc Kb-
!u (.. ti 1;S li; k. h:. 1 r-4 y
o t i! w'll-s.iy if tv .JV. I'jt
rr e hi line. na a tie
f -. .! h'Vn ft therar, !
' f te riert-a .! rai t' r r; i
the j t.
rV'irr
r. ! 1
!lVf f
"
L"t (-
a it
f J-!
a;
itn kPi' --r J " '-a they iite4
;ni . Ti kne rv J :;.e
of ht ha 1 i.aj'jvaej, i'iy last
N- i. ha i i'-at a vii ui a.s o it y. aai
fart .,r a."'i n. 5i fraak
: tv' I ui h . ot With r.'iKv.ck,
ht Lc h-, xi t j tio to that the
war n over.
" A ai as:- i te i He r--t.
'vji. at aat ir the l.itle l.v
r-4'i. a"-r drDT. I ax j;:v
.i :H W ka; ? m if you d ) stt t-y
ijt I v rta. r. mi. Tirr ti
an
t.ii!tti'.t ( the S-e-etarT nesera'vHt be gcaniKOO. even the makir.ff
r-4 of rvmaaetit eoir. !.:: u. anl af ? ii.r,a. eat. take I'laev
W rj-sirf. wV tie itrro) tf t );-- tie l"!te! State eoneurs. The
AwmMr. of i-l hnnal meT.l- of f.:a therefjr, of a auper swereisn.
the Cour it f inetiot are a !"!! ' 'u-t of o ;r La;iooal aoveroii'ly, r
h 'i.y a-'., :y or -.pmry. TLi,a "'use S that rule tiie world, is the
:l ' t t'e;Bii.iKte pSaa fr-r re.Jjeir fJ f i"a't. --r.tive ri a-iitii. of the
irran: t. t . ft a-hire pi in-t-; "-amei!t or of an oveibt'atl inmjfin
',), j.-:f aiar.-.ifa'-t'j'e cf X'H. a'i r.
ar i an tre mear of re-9-!i:e a.?jrea
.y sway y-a La'
fr.:..N, cro-jh
w"re
Su l.Vr f.i
sr a.-r-.-Er
father'"8 "F""8 int'Sfity of a metnber" At tV had t.f the graduating el
J tae ixaia. to firofoa to t iw tie;-artnient of Ueorgotown
U e effeet to arti-rai awarl. to 3iier.tT. at the towrseneement held
j fori;e j :,- for a persasest rnnrt x Tae lay aiht, wa I'. K. Sny .lcr of
et't'aieEt o
r- Rii r of
Lea-ce
to
II l.-1 IUV Kl. b
c f ft-ctive work more people have rvo.i moved bv interest
tit. e ' rr
1
! 'i'sr fj h-r to taii
li. iftpr .r-arhfi. Eeer
i-..: .u fit eij-rd
at! rexir.n.er lat.e-. if
es .li,:
f
a-"l-at of li
i -... of 3"
m.i ie a few
be tra'p'l a
ure to show them.
A shipment of the nicest
line of leather seat, quarter
ed oak Rockers we have ever
received came in yesterday.
Ask to see them.
Chambers
&
Chambers
457. Ccart Street
ti a i:if .if h
f.re.
r.i-
RIPPLING RiiYMES
By Wait Meson
THE SQUARE MAN.'
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Compliments we have to spare, wreaths for all deserv-,'?
ir.g jays: wht n we say a man is square, we have sprung '
our highest praise. We throw laurels Ivft and right, say-
i:'.g J.n:pi'-n is a peach. Johnsirg is a bn;I:;r.t wight, cop- ,
ping all the coin in rv:.ch: Smith is sureiy hard to beat i
i
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i Si
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H'.ir at
h a i
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a'-
-a , if I let aid k. re.
I w t rel I i-. u vt f r
1 !. o liet f k me. ' '
I with W if.! II W k -i I
Wt. I a. a a-ii-a
i-. .-t K.r . a. L il."r tr
1 I i v i i.iit m-re i fr.e
t - Vi s: ,""s ts! r-s- l,? wv'il
-. Me '-a. v i f r h rii-l k.s
t..' ki .. .kr-u ka4 ! !
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it . .a W f -'.i i t;:i.
.-, Yi ! K - e . '.- -p. 5 h.x
"-.J ' ar ! h. fa-if aw 1
' cj. k t a . r "ir,;
r,-h )..' of at R-be-.
i 1 O kra t.e g. w vp. r?e 1
I J. . f'vt t. :l b ' -:
v!.i.t ' . r V ,kf - --. -r
M .v . It S i Lett f '
if a i i J. ,-. :-04 -. t 1 1
Mil -ur -e i f tk - ti:-i
I Pi fi,t i-. it at t. ii
--f a . . i i- ; f
t- ' u-' k--. ; a rr ic t't
n a ' i a.e 1 waM
- , .-"e,!, . . r.-i. he
he t d'l ' T- f.'". i
I'" . I hear t r ? e te
. t1-? ). aa tie ni:,,j of
when be s.n'.s t? s
when the luck is 1
gift, ha? s-me q"i'
u- swift handing j
prai
a ?...ng: JacS;son lands noon his feet
. vaj-.ing
we krow is th; t tri
wrung. U'-'t-ry fviiow has his
we p':e, and ym'U .Jwavs find
to v. 01 thy c'i
Hut the hi eh-:
e ric.t ava rr .-.re. which we
cnsn.y txstow: "He is atolutily s.,aaii;." And tht
I-raise you'll r.t-vi r trun if you do not pay your dvbt: if
your coin you blithely burn while the ether fellow sweats.
If yoa retail with yuur pm or your larynx, gossip vain:
if the rights cf othi r men you with iit le;.ee tiisiiain: if
ou make
it you n
i hng hard for ve-ur reich'or, a he wends:
uic m!.i-..i nxuiu i or i::v iet'i.re? oi vnur
: it tne ! to v, r.-m, you pray is your
that tne boys w.d never sav. -He
n i is
ere; aie
i-quare."
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yiUiU.m,!. .
LADD & BUSH
BANKERS
Itablbhed ISoS
General Ranking Business
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Charter Oak Ranges
Used by four generations in millions
cf ILrnies. THE OLD RELIABLE.
You can't go wrong if you buy a
CHARTER OAK.
ICE KING
and
CENTURY
Refrigerators
. Let lis show you
these.
You'll Like Them
SI 3.00 TO $33.00
Co
J'. fc;
Vacation Days are here and we
are prepared with a big stock of
IB JVD II CASES
Die4 from Wostdi
Prtrate
O S t. Kc-s! K. -'tt Va
Dei fres Atodef.t arv4 Other C3ei
l.t V r t. v -rt W Va
Fr.2ea
R.;-! -;!, T r... !e Erver X r-
T' is'e r.ir.'. rr!l Ta
rr- ? liu'r-!. Alav-a. Cit-r
kl
I! "-r-l 'J.A-.'- . i. T1T?r la
Cr?.rXT CAST7ALTTX3 j
D e4 froia Acndest an4 Otter Cawrt
Serf ear. U j
AVri K".--a. A-.,-!-Pr !
lll' i B Ste't-M. U 1 T 1
r.j'ji Leter C Kewr-l XtA s
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PrisTte , 1
Fa-..' I n A'a. ,.t riiea Is j
T0 p T-t:-
VA.A V-Ae. PWae X J i
r!r-1 r s-u ,.v--; p r j
Finest :) Piv Veneer Trunks.
6.30 to SIS.00
$1.30 to $12.00
FULL LINE OF
OIL STOVES
PERFECTIONS and PURITANS
From $16.30 TO $28.00
ALL KINDS
ALL SIZES
Two and Three Burners,
Nickel Tinted and Plain
$3.00 TO $12.00
FRANK F. RICHTER
373-377 Court St.
Phone 217 COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHING
TRADE LN YOUR OLD FURNITURE
.iU k She
i '' !.ir,- ! the e -
K-S-. !, Ui
r. , , r
'I -T1' !. Th-
C r::r:endng June 10th Eankir.g Hour
UI"S Wlu
be
from 10 a.m. till ? p.m.
OUR PRICES ARE LOWER