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i Editorial Page of The Capital Journa CHASLES H. FISHEI Editor and Publisher WEDNESDAY1 EVEXIX3 ft&B Au;iist l.i, 1919 Bcn . -j. a MAvvAAyVyVAVVWTVT ' . Published Every Evening Except Sunday, Salem, Oregon. Address All Com dratioaa To (Fl;f3ailiiMol Journal ALEX 138 S. t'ommereial 8t OREGON 6UBSCBLVTI0N BATES Bailr. bT Carrier, dot year , $3.00 Per Month.. ally by Mail, per yr 13.00 Per Month.. 4S 35e fVLL LEASED WIKE TillJSUKAI'U KEPOKT FOREIGN BEPBESENTATIYES W. D. Ward, New York, Tribune Buildin j. W. H. Btoeawell, Chicago, People'! Ou Building HOW THEY DO IT IN PAPwIS. Ismail given treat arcs :.ckMig to the cabbage leaf. As s'ie looked, the toads - ibmg tongue darted o.it and quite a The French food ministry in Paris is working suc-iT1'- 08 ,he Kaf " of A 1 II 1" 1 1 - V . c-pMuiiy ai me prooiem 01 reaucing high prices. Keauc- ed. What are tho e tMr.gsf" she ask- rke Dwily-Capitl Journal carrier boysara instructed to put the paper on the ana. II the carrier dues not do this, misses too. er neglects getting the paper fee yea oa Jime, kindly phone the eireulatioa manager, as thi is the only way wm eaa determine whether or not the esrrien are following Instructions. Phone II fcefore 7:30 'clock and a paper will be tent you by spec 1 messenger it the a Tier hainiised yon. tions in foodstuffs vary from 20 to 50 per cent. I Ainl fm r Wk- m i t n n ,1 kmtA 1 . 1 wv-u wmmiuera nave ueeil appoinieu, representing I "They suck the life out of rabhage, both dealers and customers, which determine fair prices rNlf;l.fu,Vuu iaWk "ort snd recommend that dealers who sell at these prices beu lonS 'M7 !.? Zy patronized. The absence of a dealer's name from anion? iaro , !?reat p"-an'' ,UL toad whom these recommended is all that is necessary to inform ther Th"m a way. - "Well I'm glad he's -isoful," said Dolly, "because 1 really do not think he is pretty. Palmer Asks $1,500,0D0 . FigLt Trusts And Hoarders I THE DAILY CAPITAL JCTJRNAL U the only aewapaper in Salem whoae eirculatioa is guaranteed by the Audit Bureau Of Circulation LVyVVWYWVYVTVTV T VTVTVTVT-V T VT VT VT VI Tf ! V I Y ITT I T 1 TT I X I IF THE TEACHERS ORGANIZE. Dean James Russell of Teacher's College, Columbia University, believes that the day has come when public school teachers should organize and that in such organ ization may be much benefit to the teachers themselves and to the public. The establishment of high professional standards, of an ethical code, is to be desired, he thinks, but he says, also: "An organization of teachers nation-wide and proper ly authoritative must be founded on principles that will be universally recognized as valid, and its conduct must be above reproach. No selfish motive can be allowed to in terfere with the realization of its ideals. "The individual teacher will find inspiration and re newed courage in the consciousness of marching shoulder to shoulder with his fellows in a mighty army recruited to fight the battles of civilization and democracy. Dean Russell suggests a set of principles which such an organization might fairly adopt. Every member should be 100 per cent American. There should be no discrimination against any sex, grade or school. There should be equal pay for equal work, and a living wage al ways. The teacher should teach his pupils the fundamen tal facts of American life, and help them to make a wise choice in their affiliations, but he musf not proselyte, or conduct propaganda for any cause on which citizens are divided, and he must have a decent respect for the opin ions of others. To an organization founded on such principles no one could have any objection if it always could be kept true to its ideals, which is doubtful. If so, it would work to the advantage of teachers, pupils and public. If speech wasn't free in this country every United States senator would long ago have been Hopelessly bankrupt.' public where he stands, The plan has been worked out without anv SDecial legislation, and seems simple enough to be worth adopting anywhere. It might be tried in connection with another scheme, which has heen proposed in this countryto have lists giving wholesale prices published in prominent places so that the customer can see for himself how high a per centage of profit the retail dealer is making in each case; Legislation is often slow and unwieldy, and the simp ler the scheme which can be devised to meet the question the better. Evidently the Oregonian's presidential aspirations for "Dr. Wood" have actually been chilled into a relapse. Hence the present dilema of the "Old Guard" mouthpiece, which comes out with a column of "feelers" clipped from me republican country press of the state. William How ard Taft appears as the popular choice among the quoted editors, all of which -will probably convert the Oregonian 10 the beiiet tnat, after all, "old loves are best." With flour now considerably lower on the wholesale market than for several months the arbitrary one-cent raise in the price of bread by Portland bakers has the ap pearance of food for the sleuthing instincts of secret ser vice agents, whose services President Wilson has asked in hunting out the profiteers. R. J. Hendricks, publisher of the Morning Statesman, ? ? 1 1 1 1 i i . a . is saia 10 De in line ior appointment as supervisor of the federal census in this district. The democratic national administration no doubt recognizes that his uncompro mising opposition has been to their everlasting advantage and takes this means to acknowledge the debt of grati tude. We hasten to congratulate. All the national editors carried away with them souvenirs of Salem in the shape of packages of dehydrat ed fruits and bottles of loganberry juice. That is a prac tical way of advertising the country because these pro ducts are unrivaled in all the world. . HUNTING AJUSBAND BY MAT DOUGLAS . THE AETISTIC ELEMENT John Curowo's sister is visiting him. Nlie in from Xew York. He asked Har riet ami me there to tec today, to meet her. Jjt 'Mysterious Murder Puzzle ! To Police Of Two Cities Washington, Aug. 13. A mil- 4c lion and a half dollars will be asked by Attorney ueneral Pal mer for anti-trust actions and lepal work to bring down living eosts, he declared today. Special lawyers will be retain ed to make investigations he raid. I'ulmer also announced fed eral district attorneys through out the country had been in structed to supply newspapers with names of holders of large food stocks with the dates the food was placed in- storage. ! Chicago, Aug. 1?. --Evanston audi iChieayo police todar fuced what thev I juu j;o wiinuut me. dear, Kuid cuaracierizcu as one oi tne moat mys Harriet. All v.m ......'.. lterious murders in the history "of 1 laughed. "How old are you, Hatf" "Oh, but you're not married vet." i 5 : v : X Field Marshal von Mackensen and 8,000 former Ger man officers are reported to be training a Chinese army of 5,000,000 men. Evidently the story of Turkey was not printed in Chinese. Every time that headline "Poindexter Attacks Wil son" appears in the newspapers we can't help feeling sorry for the people of the state Poindexter is credited with representing. RIPPLING RHYMES By Watt Mason BURNING MONEY. Life is gay and blithe and sunny, since the peace dove hit the breeze; everyone is burning money just as though it grew on trees. I insist on thrift and saving, but there's none to heed my words; johnnies say that I am raving, ;md throw money to the birds. Men aVe drawing princely wages, and their breasts are filled with mirth, and they jeer foreboding sages who predict a day of dirth ; but that day will come as surely as tomorrow's sun will rise; things will then be going poorly with the giddy spendthrift guys. Things won't boom along forever as they're booming now riy friends; and the man who's truly clever saves as ably as he spends.lt is patent to the knowi'ngjn expensive time's Ike these, that the kopecks won't be growing always on the shrubs and tiw. There will come a day of trouble, whei, this boom is left behind, and the kopeck and the rouble will lie mighty hard to find; hippy then the lads whose wages have been safely placed in brine, who obeyed the seers and sages, when the saving graft was fine. And how sick will be the mortals who like spendthrifts now be have, who reply with jeers and chortles when we call on them to save! , ' ... - Probably the only thing that Andiew Carnegie ever Vet," 1 thoiiL'ht to mvaulf. Tet probably never. But I smiled serenely enough. Julni Caiewe's house is very different 'from the farm houses about here. Verv different, too, from Dr. BUbv's soriu, substantial obi plurc. You come upon John Curewe's house suddenly. It is nestled in unionx tiic Kieeiiery. It smiles cut at you with wide-open eye its windows. Its slop ing roofs give the windows an odd, smiling look. The grry-green shingles mingle with the hear-by bushes. It is a lovely thing. Artistic, from its tum bled down flowers to its leaded panes. The tea-table was set out uuilor the trees. Miss Curewc roso from a guidon chair un odd figure in all that natural beauty. . Her russet hair was cut short. The ends turned up enticingly around her face. Iter Muck, black brows and lash es stood out vividly against her white skin And her frock I It hung straight from the shoulders. A queer, russety brown like her hair. Khe looked more liko a flocked boy than a real girl. And her ngeT Indefinite. When she spoke in a slow drawl, I was charmed by the deop pitch of her Toice a uoy s voice. She sunk back in the wicker chair. She was smoking with a studied grace. I know that I followed each grace. I know that I followed each of her ges tures with a childish stare. For she suid, "Am I Ho queer as thatt" I answered, "No, hut so fascinating as that. Even uioiu queer, she liked me. 1 lulked little. 1 did not understand all that she said in that throaty drawl. It was of her studio in Xew York her art its meaning. If was this last thut puzzled me. Ior in my experience, I huve met not one like her. -Dr. Bi.viiy dropped in. Miss C'arcwc was indifferent. Almost insolent. It needed no words to tell thut sho did not cure for men, 1 think perhaps she like me, because 1, too, wus indifferent to the men. But crime in the death of a wiinnn believ ed to have been Mrs. K. L Watkins. Aroused by screams, ;esidents of Evanston late last night notified po lice a murder had taken place iu the neighborhood. Investigation revealed the body of a well dressed woman, still warm, with thj tl: ro.it slashed. Identification was riade through grocers receipts found in her pocket booK. Passers by told police they saw a persou wearing a "lowing red lined opera eapo fleeing tlon a main avenue shortly after the serenuis were heard. The body appeared to have been dragged some distance fct'i'ere life-was extinct. The fine clothes were niuddv aud covered with blood. Inheritance Tax On Estate Steel Baron $144,181,000 BY GCLLY. IT IS JOE MARTIN Three Register Perfect Scores In Chicago Shoot Chicago, Aug. 12 9 barrage of smalt shot fell into Lake Michigan today a 318. shotgun artists took part ia the) X'ational Amateur Trap Shooting eon test nt 18 yards. Exceptional shooting; marked the twentieth grand Amerieau handicap tournament yesterday when scores of V7 failed to rut in on the mon ey. Three shots, finished with perfect scores of 100. They were F. J. Cairns, Tampa, Kan.; W. 8. Hoon of Jowoll, Cleveland, Ohio, Aug, 12. The in tate of'500,l)(l0.CN'0 it. 114,181,000, it;0'"' and K W' ThilnBnn I-omsvUla, was estimated here tnrl., v Kv T ' v 1 Neb, 1 Peekinpatigh, Cleveland office, of the I'nited States revenue depa-tment. This figure includes the federal in heritance tax of $ 124,181.000- and the New York gtate tax of 42O.O0O.00Oj Tim estimate is based on the premise that no oequests hava he n, made to, chari table or educational iiistitEtfona m i Woman Arrested As Bomb Suspect In Los Angeles Los Angeles, Cal.. Aucr. 12. Mr.. Maud Kafir will be arreBtcd today by Viscount Grey To Represent Great Britamjn Washington London, Aug. 13 Tho Evening Newi today said that Viscount Orey had ac cepted the post of British ambassador at Washington. Viscount Edward Grey was British foreign secretary upon the outbreak .of the war, having hHd that post trans. 1000 to 1916. Ho j, 57 years old. ft' county-sheriff, in connection with the LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS bombing of the home of Attorney Os-I X car Lawler, the sheriff's office announc ed shortly before noon. A buttle may result between the police nnd tho iheritf s-department for pos 'New 'York. Ang. 13.--LrbirtT bonds:'' ,5's 90.S4; first 4 'a SU.10; second session or the woman. The police lire' U.1.04; first 414 91.12; second guarding Mrs. Kafitz vigilantly in herj'i' &:U0; third t''s .tl.iXi; fourth home. . " U'i's 93..'t0: . victorv 3 .14' PUSO: 4 H-4' .7l failed in was his attempt to die poor. Most of us try t'J'tiiat was not quite fair. 1 hud decided .1 ' 1 t . a w ... - - I Li T t I I li..l.. a.n It. aie ncn ana miss tne mark just as tar. Which leads to the conclusion that it's a funny sort of p world anyway. .4444. ! THE STORIES THE I ; dempstoid;; ' (Written for tho United States ', School Harden Army, Depart- ' ' mo ut of the Interior.) DOLLY MEETS'"' NIK VANK" I LADD'& BUSH BANKERS Established 1W8 General Banking Business Commencing June ICth Banking Hours wiU be from 10 -in. till 3 p.m. . "Hut I am afraid of them," said holly. Mie made 'aw" very strong. "Why abon 1.1 yn afraid of them?" askrd I lie ruwa of the Dew drop fairies. "They lire so uIy, loi! they look like snnki'i!" auawvred I). illy. "If vim buk (nrt',iiy at tneir spot let skin, you wril sec kal the color" are renllv quite bc-Miiilui - soft shades nf gray and I'nle ye'! w am! sage green quite fashionable color, some of them," said tke fa" v "I dun 't ear, ?' e e.k like snakes and I wouldn't tniuh one for any thi'1,1 iu the win bl. " " v on don't hat to riucb ens you can just look at h:ii m,l see what a help h i in the "dc lie one of the best heliera of lu lulled Stales hmd garden armv." "I ilnn't see h iw riiy,liing lo hor rid looking can h ''o -,ie! lie scares I the enemies to b i'!" Hid the little girl, rather stubbo i h, "If you will roiue ith toe down to the end ef the lianV-r where tha-cab- "I don't sec nnjlhtng," she said. "Ijink in the dirt c'ose under tli cabbages," said Die faiiy, Dolly stooped down a.i'l peered un- i dcr the cabbage leaves auxin. All at j thnt I hud been too nice, lately, to Dr llixby. 0 to hiu I was merely poiite. John t'uiewo has never interested me. Not as a man. Not us a possible hus band. It was only to Norma Caiewc I listen ed thut afternoon. She brought before me vistas I had never dreamed of. Men and women her friends who cared ouly for art. All mundane things seem- .1 l..,l.,n. lit,,!., vi.inn Ttm tliinir nf oe something twi.ikled at her. She I W(irl(, vvllon ', u,ft ghe ai)kf(, me jumped. It was an eye. Then she saw i 0 roiiio to her studio, flat head that did n.ok something like Hhf lmia!lt iti i Rlu,w. y0T iler g00d a snake The n.on'h seemed lo divide L , th(1 A(Kl)t wa, , a sli bow the hed in two, it weni m 'ai around.! , , 4...1 .:..l.. I . .1.. k -, .n i.il'" wmivr. mi, i 1 1; ii i iiiii.er me iiiuiiiii inii loinu see a funny trembling ,n tin ihreut. "'I see it!" she cried: "i;s a toad." "Why couldn't you ree 'lefore, '" said the fairy. "It's almost iitrl -d in t!ic guiinn Ai d the imrt of it t'ntt s ontil-.' looks like an old leaf smiiel! ing." cimnii,r je. 'Thai's fairv "t'lriiov who?" s ilino.;kf it was n n.nie. "It is a loon, iv plaie'd the fairv. ' if i;ui-o th i" so votl :in said the 1 r,illv. !-h 1 wonder if she will mean anything in my life! (Tomorrow Ways and Means.) Portland Movie Managers Combine To Battle Union Vortland, Or., Aug. 1.1. Managers of moving pit-tore theatres iu l'ttrtluntl contemplate forming a union all their Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco Try These SIMPLE TESTS Xew York. Dr. Connor, former it mum hr n:t,t. (: ... . , , t, , . . ... ' r o Diana ui w TvCUJar Johns Hopkins hospital, suyi: Hundreds pace, then stop. If you find tua' you u. iu..,,0 ex men wno smoke and are out of breath, if vour heait beat la chow nnd who believe themselves forced, trembling or irregular, Tou mar healthy are suffering from progressive be the victim of a functional or' oreani'a organic ni linen ts. They would never heart trouble. If you feel that vou must have been afflieted had it not been for , moke or chew to quiet vour mrves, the use of tobacco and most of them i you are a slave to the tobacco h!:mi and ttiov are lint veti cvr 'istcn In Kath- h word.'1 lit own. "vi to -i.s The aim of the proposed nryaiiizution 1c!! wh;it ;i warfare on a u 'ion which i alrearlv ell established that of the musicians. en.. reading the irp a'Mmt the the mauaaera aUm waut to fight aguiusl somiers righting jver '.a trnarcT the demands of the movie operators who "tWi. yea! My cousin iVk was over!,,, ..maa.hrg an increase of from 83 there a long time, and he wrote the,.. t holl. with ,im. -nd . I half for Hiindav and holiday work. I'g' s gtow. ' said 'he f iin , "aisvbe I can shim you t tiucti.tiig that Will -won't see him. Tht n ho make you lin;e yum ie i . " ll,im. She spread her bee ill 'i nings anil " I'ut what can h i.e'i - e!i' ' flua'cd alohg thro'ioii lit sir. DoDv 's The last little o"p il nn -aus'.l bv llat liitl legs had litr,' work to keep ,a sndiba movrnieH1 'l it !V!v ha 1 ip with her. At ike ts" end nf the. cut hv t exric'ing. A ii.i!1 f!v hi 1 garden was a patch o' r i! !.i;e quite bt en sitting on the cabhr.e leaf. With fine limking, most uf -hem were, but ,H moving at all the toad shot out a one or twn did no' .i,,k ,u well. , lontf. slender tontee. A ...I Suddenly, "Mow," ssid 'ke f-t.rv. "stoop : there no niaU fly ?ilig on the 'down, and take a -;iod I mi. 'under the .rabbaje leaf. Iisves." j "Watrh him ju.! a m nutc," advia- I Ihtily did b she was . id but san ed the fairs-. " l,ik on tk. under si lo linitliiiig at all. of the Uaf." 1 Dolly looked anl saw Eiher of most is ter est in letters. Mhvl 'ii.. ..... i. ...... i . L- I . . ,n n'in,--i-ii ill- in- frail I . ... ... about the 'tank.' " ;.,i'd th fairr. '"""' me mu,.cai mtuob are "Of course 1 .! -. I I've fcci c iS""""!""1 e P'prie,ors oi tures ef 'em too " 1 movie houses to increase the number of "Well, the tanks- an I ' s.eneti m ! musicians employed in every theater. the big guns ton- were hi bi n by e th j They even demand that suburban thea er painting them to look I ke rank a :d ; 'r. now nsinc owl ya picnist, shall trees or rnverini t'li 'n wi'h real iirmh ' ri'gnbirlv hire thrt" musi.ians. in! brant tie. What vr t i f ,i t;- Another incentive for the proposed toad s ba. k i ml i!iv. I' ke the dirt nil I lei. -.! the eneti:es nf stage enndovcs and bill posters an cati h want new wage scales. would soon get well if they wouid only stop tne use oi tobacco. The best known habit forming prin cipal of tobacco is nicotine, bu. the' most deadly and demoruliiug it. fur fural Both are deadly poison, which, when absorbed by the system siowiy, but mirely, affect the ncives, mem branes, tissues, vital organs and vitality of the body. The harmful effeet of tobacco varies are slowly poisoning your.;eif with th insidious deadly drugs, nicotine and fur fural. In either case, you have jui,t twa nltrnatives keep on with your self poistKiiug process regardless nl the dan gers, and suffer the ronseijaenci a, or rid yourself of the habit and estap the dangers. You csn overcome the navin and stop the tobacco habit in a very flmrt time by nsing the following im xitt,aiva and depends ou eiicuuistunct an.; thei '"' "'ula. G0 to any drug stoie and ask individual. In some it causes general 'or N'cotol. Take one iablct aftrr each debility, other catarrh nf the tilioal, ln-l"",M' "d ii comparatively short timo digestion, constipation, extreme nervous !TOU wi" have no desire for tobaat. aess, sleeplessness, loss of mi.nory. iack'The craving will have left you. WifTi of will power, cowardice and fear, r.ea-jthe nicotine poisoning out of' your syw tal confusion, etc.; in others it causes e yur general health will ipuckiy im heart disease, bronchial trouble, hard-ProVf- ening of the arteries', palpitation of the! Notet When asked about Nieoloi, on heart, tuberculosis blindnrws, eweer of our leading drugijists saiii: N'icotol is truly a wonderful remedy for t!ie to bacco habit. It is way ahead of any think we have ever sold bcfo.e. Wo and the eommon affliction known i to bacco heart- If you use tobacco in any form you easily tetect its harmful effects br mak ing the following simple tests: Bead. re authorized by the manufactnioia ! aloud a full page trom a boe. If your, refund the moiey to every dis.tifiedl voice becomes muffled, hoarse and in-jcustomer and we would not permit tlia distinct and vot mint frequently deer: use of our name unless the rrmet'v Bon is colored i uui.s of managers is the fact the un-Jyour throat the chances an thai yoursese,l unusual merit." Xicotol i sold throat is affected l.y catarrh and it may , in this city under an iron t lad money he the beginning of very serious ca jback gnarantce by all up to date irag tarrhal trouble. Nest, in the mo.nlng.! gist, including D. J. Frv and other iefore taking your usual smoke, walk 'good druggists. ' r K , 6 Beu-ans Hot water Sure Relief iLL-ANS prOR INDIGESTION JoiiP riniing mn is3 Thajulckensr Press 183 NCom'i -over Ci!e&Co. 6. E. Srookin. Proarietsr 4 1
