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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

SALESMEN- AGENTS wanted to sell
Fesler Fountain Shaving Brush; easily
handled: $25 to 500 week; steady in
come on repeat business; we have
new and interesting sales plan; fun par
ticulars free. Fesler Sales Company,
Dept. ia. 256 W 2Srd street. New YORK
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

WANTED-PosiIion BY German to take
Address \. Smith. Central Hotel,
WANTED-Wo by honest colored
man as porter, butler or janitor, or
any honest employment. Must have
work at once. Mack Wilson, 1902 Old
Wheat street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
FURNISHED OR UNFURNiSHED.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO lovely rooms and kitchenette IN
private family. TO parties without chill
dren, furnished or UNFINISHED. 42S E.
Georgia avenue.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
New Record Set by Congress
in Law Making This Year
During 1914 There Were Forty-six Weeks Devoted h
Congressional Sessions, and Many Big Measures
Were Considered

cd eoastwise SHIPS passing threash
The rsnapa canai The pAssaxs at
stis ass means that vsers eaass~iss
ship passing shfoash the bis ditch
.tii have To pay tie way. ias, "a
thaaxh II ~sru as Amusieaa ahtp In
the tor.ixa trade. os tes tbs, ms,,ss .
fer.isa esnsa saip,
Two impastaas measures VI the ~
eatisa antitrust pfessam sess 90
acted ausias ss- year Ons Of thsse
created tho federal trade sosamissiaa.
Witch sii. EXERCISE snash The sAsae
ssst as power asst iaaasssisi eessass.
,ioas az Ia Ussfsis~a osrf the fsit'
roads by tho tassrs,ss. eemsesse
coms,tsslaa. thaa bS.nxiax both sorts
et companies aaars federal ess,Foss
A nambSs ~ snpeftsas a,iss were
pass~a By ths housr shiea setc tot
snarsed because of tho faiiuso es the
s~nas1 TO Pass shus These taeiude
sh. imuaixrasisa bill. isstaasnx the
fsnsas il,efaey tSss. Watch -oata
wsutd restrict .aans.srattoa. sna naoa.
lfy ,h. satss regarding u 10 saess the
np,nisa at a asmbes af Authorities
on Immigration Two Of sh1 asaas
important Of the conservation bitts.
those pEovialaa fas ,hs ssasisE al
water pasef sites ass withheta ffoas
sasry aaa th1 general aans bitl. s1rs
alec passed sr the house bot not hS
the scassS dssins the year. vhlie srs
bill. sAe Ia fo,,rss. essanaaa's hni.
pas.~a both haeses tshs ssaas. prsos
Ia this frsf. h1ws,Svi. but In saeA
aissrual fprnss thst mo ags~cmras
uns reached durins sso rear s-svera
the tse houses
Congress PASSED = sesoiutiaa Iussa
iryinx the presidents aesioa tn order
lnx an iavastoa ss Mssiea ~ Vera
cfns soiso~,aE tho insais TO tho Amss.
lean Gas At TamP,eo BY soldiers A..
'scssiy responsible IN siusssa. az shas
time dictator Of Mrslsos
T~rnty, sis pras1 treaties. nas, of
them Tho breathing sesii variety. pro.
siaine soE aas rear TO .s,espese ssses
say otsfs AIT before shf hes.iitsiss
should occur. wrso ratified By shs
sens,e The appes house aiso 70.
eslyea mos. ,haa 5000 nsmiaa,ious
from ,hs president. AMI ratified sacss
Of thea,
There wsro bitter sshts over snany
OF them. Incidentally. especially Paul
n, warssrs aaa Thomas y Jeasss
Tor The federal reserve board. the
ess of whom ~as confirmed aud tho
SECOND withdrawn. As,osasy deassst
MeR.ynolas. 20 bc Iassieo os the 50.
proms eoart. John aksitos plndesl.
10 be ambassador To Russia. aoms
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
ual,ed i'sos. Service

United rsos. Service
WASHINGTON. - C.. p~e. al.
one os tho busiess legislative ye4rs
In the history OF Amesteaa eoasrcss.
usea easiea to-day wl,h tho scerss OF
soaxrv.s essr Mes Years bay. IA
eep, for q ala weeks aaioarnnnat.
tho rational legislators wsr~ 10 eoa'
,iaueas session from January ~.
isis. an,ii ,oaay This statrmea,
souta go, b- tsis. u aiiowed 10 stand.
however. .ithoa, The further eosa'
r,sa, ,as, prior ,n January tssh.
congress had ee-n Ia s~esioa ees,laa'
ousiy since the ineasainx af The VIII
sun administrator. March 4. ist5,
Perhaps the me., ,mpos,ass plee-
OF tes.siattea enacted aarsnx The year
was the ia~ providing sor the as~
bankinx and ear.onsy syssrn Gro
a.inG from oixh, 60 twelve regional
reserve banks tlat.r ansd at tsriv1i
uaacr tho alsrctioa Of a federal 70.
serve board. ana rfuvialae fos tho
reserves nf all tho nstlonai. and taany
OF wha, had s~~s previously state
hanks, to se kops sIsh tho fedora,
banks. tas.naa of vita eesfr~panasa,
haaks in eentrai reserve eisIes. a.
previously. this was probably The
most radical reform 10 "a. currency
syss.aa es tho eoantry over pat into
effect. The eFovision for sh9 dis.
eouatias OF commercial rapsr By
the member bsnks. and the lssnahse
of ncu earr-ney to cover this die.
'eoaasiax By tho reserve banks. pro.
vlded whs, was ,hoaxhs To sS q strong
preventative OF paales. and provided
also = sure remedy against s.mpof.
airy s,rtns-neirs Ia tho amoua, Of ac.
suai eurrensy on haaa. especially .,
such times a. -hsn tho crops are
moved.
Another act Of tho year. thai pro.
riding for tho construction OF . rail-
read In Alaska Al a cost os tss. .oso. !.
600. and s,s operation afsrs eom'
plesioa By tho xovvrnmsa,. was tso-
meadous'y imporsan, from two differ
ont ssandpoinss. Z, provided for the
opcninx ap for sso By tho people, Of
wha, prSsiaoa, wiisoa 10 fond OF
calling tina, s,srohouss Of riches Ia.
leiden,aIiy. Il Ia regarded by some az
a long step toward Soverunsa, osn.
c.ship OF all Of tho railroads Cor
tainiy. a. u Ia operated ysar by rear
:, will form at icas, tho basis Of q
comparison with tho privately owned
railroads In the United States
Ono Of tho bit,ssest Sights of the
year wns over the repeal Of the ,aiis
exemption clause for American ows.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
Pure Seed Law to Be
Put Into Full Effect

purity and ssrmiastioa qualities. IL
essence tho sesd Law is.
Every package Of seed of ono
pound or more In weight that 10 sx-
posed for sale within the borders OF
the state Of Oregon must bc correctly
labeled with tho name Of the seeds.
man. the name of tho seed and tho
purity and termination thereof: and
further. that no sesd containing GER
tain nOxious seeds. such ~ doddsr.
Canada thistle. and the Ike. can b.
sold 1t sli In Oregon.
with the scsd law actively sn-
forced Oregon will cease TO b a
dumping ground for Inferior agricul.
turai seeds that arc not ssiabis In any
OF tho adjoining statss--sIi OF which
have good sssd laws. vurthss. the
reputable sssdsman thst wishes 20 DO
nothing but ~ honest businsas Will
not bs compelled 20 compete with low
grsds. inferior. cheap ss1d, whish y
never cheap at any prize. And most
important of I'll. The faSmss viii aot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
DOUBLE OR QUIr9
THE American public hes but li,.l

THE American public has but iittla
! idea Of the immensity OF the
stake Of the sugar industry. At pres
ent. under normal world conditions.
We import half our sugar supply and
raise the other half ourselves For
what We import we send abroad
800. 100000 annually. which Is q
balance OF trade against us.
With reasonable legislative sncour-
agement We could produce al our
sugar. and send no purchase money
abroad. Under free sugar conditions,
after the influence Of the war h re-
moved. we shall buy nearly al our
sugar abroad. establishing . trade
balance Of $500. 900. 900 against our.
selves.
At the same time our sugar Indus
try IL expsnding for labor and sup
plies within this country saothsr
si0o.0oo.0o0. Undsr economic iaAs-
pendsncs this would double: endsS
free sugar It will practically vsSish.
From two standpoints. therefore.
the American people are eossrostAl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
By Hal Sheridan

simply aovped adversi,y BY sheer
gamcncsA-
Evsrs' hard luck began whcn he
bought an automobile years ago when
be was . m~mber Of tho famous Cub
machine. He had al accident Ia
which = man who vas with him vas
killed. That unnssved him for
awhile. but hc soon returned 10 the
diamond with N much xrit and nshi
a. ever. Then he invcsted hls savings
In shoe store and when that burned
out he los, everything he had. Even
his friends predicted he wouidnr b.
tho Evers OF old. But hs vas. and
even bssise. ~ he hadn't reached tho
scaith OF bis career.
Next hc broke his log and was kept
cut OF n worlds srriea- He was back
again next spring. axhtlnx ~ OF yorc.
Some real hard luck cams his ~ay
next. lie was made manager Of the
Chicago Cubs. with Charley Murphy
a. his boss- Hs didn', please Murphy
and was shipped 20 boston. then .
hopeless tail suder. Hs axur~d strong
iy In making that aggregation pSn-
naat winner and Il WAS believed his
,,"iinx" had disappeared. But In tho
midst Of Bosfon's psnnsnt aght Evers'
little gin died. That vas tho tough.
ct blow Of all. but the Evers' Indon-
liable will scored again and tho Tro.
Jan vas back In tho Brave lineup In
short time. And his work was ~
great ~ ever.
Long may hc live'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

Uutte0 trean bofvtco
NEW YORK. Dec. ai.--S;ams ash-
is,es are nothing uncommoa- There
are lots OF thsm--at least you hear OF
ioss OF them because the other kind
doexnt attract much sttsntion--bus
1, 10 . safe Bet that The realm Of sport
has never nor viii ever sss . chap
Who 10 ~ game TO the core - John.
ny Eyers. eaptain OF the Boston
Braves. worlds ehAmpioas.
Fighting his way back to health
nov from An attack Of pnsamonia,
the wiry little second saeksr u givins
an exhibition OF courage that would
pu, 10 shame many Q hero of netion
Recovering from an attack OF pnsu.
monia isn't much Of q feat for some
people. especially big. strong chaps
who are well fortified with . ssrons
constitution. Johnny dossn't know
the meaning Of the word constitution.
He hasn't sssn the shrsds Of one. He
II simply . little bundle Of nerves
held together BY . thin frame ol
bones and muscles. And his life fos
tho last half dozen years has Just bser
% succession Of hard luck svsats. Hs
has gone through ssries Of aeeideuts
any one Of which would have taken
the heart out Of far bigger and
stronger men. But they didn't even
face Johnny. After each one oi
them the Trojan came back" with
more IRE and will than before and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

ef the @ass impas,Aa, p.ssss Of -.
's'lon u the year veto ,ho.s ,,..s
sns from tho Easapeaa wat.-,.. -.
emergency bills.
one os sh~se pai Tho sa,sss~s..
'a'e 'hs insurance sasiasss. ,As ~
ssasnx that tho so,essmsst sAs.u
rtis~ war fsss Insurance .Aea s,,,...
corporations ~ssia aa, usa.,,,s.
business 81 seasosAbls ,sfas n
haa proved great eosa 10 sA,sss..
slaso he nasbfsss as The ssr c..
strss maae ,-s ais,isg, apssos,,.
siaas TO aslHs s,tasaed Assss,s>s.
hams EsetA ~aF stslsses Huron.
AnashsF sm1rssssr ssr usss~,,
sas that sse~pias aside ,ks ,.sss
aati@~ saa other rrs.f.sslsa. vsssA
had hishsssa psesvsssd tho y,sxi.s
pf safslsn tail, sales aasss -
AnaSrssas hxx The sAms usss.,,
alec lodged 9Th Tho prpsssss. -
s1esies 10 .aiss ,hs sxssr.esses. ~
easd,ns all tho ohe.ss a. sass sAs~
sssHs Aartisaa sisissss. ,kas is,,ss
thr fpaass.l1e auftss ,Es sAs ss a
Aus1ssean mesyhas, tsastAs. us<ra
spaid carr AmorlssA gsea@sss i
Easah~ regardless us var sassntssa
raassuss also sa assssaca ,As Al.
dfish Sfestana essess~hsr sss sss.
Ias tho essiS asys Of she yaY. bel -
fore the federal tesoevs aaAhies
sysssss bad snssea ialo sa~sssips. =
TO ssaks that workable. sss u 81
svaitsa Of f.s tho nfss ,lsse sssss -
pAsaAxrs fsafs bSsoFe TIE s~osts
aaassi eesson ssssAaaslss s,f. tsfs
lag The sasiy aass ef the vss. SsS
ssainG tSs suresaHssH. tsss~ssios ~
suepfsis,aa of tss saf~Ao@sss. ~
sass' ~as toss ,n the hsap 4 ~
asasaess s9hs sp have sss sos~rs.
scent bay eossna tsasn the ssSsA~s
ftahter@ at 10 .sats a tsaha 80 ~
tasiea and the bill voted asss
Aaeshef sesait of .hn ssf. Az ~
liza essssax aa~a os Inpefs. ssea iss.
sisa sssassiss. siss accompanying ~
dassi0h 10 skr tsrsE Suties, vss ~
wss sas bill rhis tseasate ssessstae
fof The raising of nspTp shas tps.sss.f
goo aaasatss by ,hsssaaI tasaisns go
pes ,hfoass both hoas~s oHiy sf'ss .
hsass bitter esh,. virtually all sss ~
pasi,ssns sosisa asalas, u, sspsss
measias the Aissksa Railroad ~.
passed Sasiy IN tho rear. ssoss~
saeasufe, passed late Ia the fall. ~
slaea ser the lsssins OF sovsfssSse
coal laaas Ia tha, TERRITORY. and ~
tor shs sasssamsas misins soms =
shem itself. sseshes Instance OF ess'
sfnmsns ownership ~Aieh pleased ~
socialists
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
HENRY L. BENSON

morning Honorable
j Henry L, benson leaves for Sa-
len. ~here he viii grace the supreme
eeneh OF the state Of orceoa- He
leaves us after more than . score cf
years Of residence. during all OF
which time he has been highly active
in the affairs OF the community. and
has q; all times championed the cause
that was Just
There is many a genuine regret ~.
pressed Ia Klamath Fails as The de-
par,ure from our midst OF Our
Judge" as our eminent jaras. has
loaK eecn styled. His presence viii
not oaiy be missed from the circuit
eourt room, chambers. bat from the
Methods; Sunday school. where dar-
ing the pas, two years hc has baiit up
one Of the strongest Bible classes In
Southern Oregon: from banquet
boards. which heretofore have known
the Judge as ,oas,mas,er. and from
his association ~ith friends
Ever since he became district At
I.cruey for klamath. Lake. JAskson
and Josephine counties In 1854. Ben
son has become acquainted With all
classes OF people In this section. and
prior TO that time. With other as.
torneys. while riding the circuit" o.
horseback. on stage and by Other
early modes Of travel. be bscams
known a. 4 man Of the people PRO.
Ito hts elevation to the circuit bench
In 1885. his advice on even trivial
family matters Was sought By many
His assuming Of the judgxhip did no,
In any way remove him from hi,
ldu,ies n family counsellor" and Il
can be truthfuily said that IN sht
/ judicial chambers here and In Lake
view. Our Judge" has heard and
settled amieably nearly ~ many fam
Ily troubIcs--4erious at least TO thos@
coneerned--as he has heard and set
tiled In the court room
Judge Benson reached the highes
Office that Southern Oregon could CIV,
him years ago. We have been con
tent to keep him here. for our owl
selfish welfare. But Judge Bensos
has grown too big for further minis
tering In Klamath and Lake counties
His services N . justice are needed
by the state. a. was demonstrated d
the last election. when he poiisd ths
second highest vote for the supsems
court justiceship. He goes TO thu
broader fsld Of labor.
There are some locally. Of eoarss
who opposed Judge Benson In his 70
cent campaign. This 10 TO be expect
ed. for a jurist could not interpre'
law as long ~ Judge Benson has herr
without fear nor favor. without Of.
Tending some. But with the excsp.
tlon Of . few souls. tho people oi
klamath and Lake counties are cor.
rowing over losing such . splendid
man from our midst. while we are 70
toicing that at last his efforts are b.
Ing better rewarded.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31


OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL.
LEGE. Corvallis. Dec. 31.--The Orc.
gon pure seed law is 10 be put into
fun and Immediate effect. said Pro-
fessor II. d. scudder. chairman Of the
state pure ssed board. and In charge
OF the ssed testing laboratory II the
Agricultural college. "snd all ssod
dealers throughout the state should
take notice that beginning with the
new year their stocks will b inspect
cd BY tho state commissioners once
and the provisions OF the Law will bs
actively enforced, II ID ais0 felt BY
the BOARD that since the laws are d.
signed To protect the farmer from In
fsrior sssd. farmers and the general
public should co-opssats In Ill ways
possible. and especially b. notifytng
the conmissIossr's oflcs whsnsves
sssd stock 10 offered for sajs without
bslsg properly isbsas1. bett - 70
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
STOP CATARRHl OPEN
N0SIRIlS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nessris
Relieves Head .Cotds Ai q -,

u your nos,riln are eiosxed and
your head Ia stuffed and you can,
breathe freely because Of cold or
catarrh. Just get email bottle ~
Eiy'm Cream Balm nj any drug store.
Apply q little Of this fragrant. snti-
septic cream into your nos,rils snd
lot II penetrate through every air pas.
sage Of your head. soothing and heal.
inE tho innamed. s~o'ien mucous
membrane and you 81 ina,snt reliet.
All how good II fseis' Your nos.
tr'ls are open. your head IL clear. ma
moro hawking. snufflinx. blowing. no
moro headache. drynsss or struggling
for breath. EIy's Cream Balm Ii Jus,
what sufferers from head colds and
cstsrrh need. IT'S q delight.
fPaid Advsrtlsemsnt)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

buy this inferior sesd without know.
inE that Il II iafcrior.
The result viii bs no, only more
prosperous and desirable business for
tho seed dealer. but an increase o!
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars an.
.naaiiy In the farmers ineomcs
Through the use of better seed"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

Russia has 6T.sts miles al nsvi.
gable waterways: Gsrmaay. tt.sss:
France. T.sss, England. s.sos: Hot
land. a.:so; Sweden. s.is.. and Bel.
GUM. t.tso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

cuits1 Press Service
AslsrERpA4. Dos si,--prsnss
Elite, rr.derieh. the srcona son OF
Kaiser wilhelm. has ias, been ap'
pointed commander OF tho ars, brig
ads Of tho Imperial oaards-
since tn. outbreak OF the war hs
has been serving as colonel. CON
mandins rrgimsat OF tho Imperial
Guards.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31
IMPORTANT EVENTS
oregon AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

WINTER sh0RT cOURSE-JAN. 40
Agdless1tSne, Including Agronomy.
Animal Husbandry. Dsirying, Horti.
culture. Poultry husbsndfy, Insects.
Plant and Animal Diseases, Cream
0y Management. Marketing, etc.
ne0e Ec0somics. Including Cook.
ing, hens Nursing, Sanitation, Sew.
~. DTsssmaking and Millinery.
C000srce. Including Business Man.
sgeoent, Rural Economics. Business
Law. CNes Thinning. Farm Account
ne. &c. 0aglaessiag. inciudiag
Sko0uegk and Roadbuilding.
pAene2S WeEk-FEBRuARy IL
4 eessfsl cIearing house session q
ol1 1oys ter tho exchange Of dynamk
49, O tho 0oet pressing problems
q ~ tmes. Lectures BY Iaadisg
aueAW1ltoo. Snte ceole6eccas,
0IU1ooM 8e9xDce
oUwp lecturse, msvsbls schssls. b.
oGtU1oo an6 au0efoos cogreepeeesece
lougeoo q request.
u01es plass. Suiag. Band. vsics.
o1o tuollea. Relucs1 sstes sa sli ran.
49,. PEI fustheg information address.
~ oeoe0 Assjeaisrsi Cellsge.
oD1ns1Ds0 eoovAlAAA. oo0oo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

y
ONE rgLLow whose vito present
cd him with q pipc Christmas has
already been forbidden to smos~ In
the house
EAT DRINK AND ng MERRY to.
nigh, Tomorrow viii BE- a good day
20 make resolves,
eur IN TURNING over a new leaf,
wonldnt Il 10 good iiss To tear old
lisil from the book. aud keep looking
ahead. no, backwards,
IF You ARE COLD. Why dont YOU
pu, on ,hos. plaid ear mufss your
Eastern relatives srn, you for chr,ss-
mas You knov when you ~rp,e him
thanks. you said they were Just what
yea needed.
III rot CAN'T boost klamath.
move 10 locality yea can.
ONE LOCAL MAN believes he
could save all kinds Of money By go
lus TO Belgium TO Ave this winter
WE KNOW. Archibald. that yoa
used to Get tust ~ gccd suits In
Hackensark for eis a. yoa pay sac
for hero: that you eoaid live ,cts
cheaper there than herc--eas did yca
&c, half ,hc salary there for the same
work a. you get hers'
hut WHATS IN A NAME In
Russia there arc usually thrve soats
and four syilabiess,
lnsusunre tisaa pays. See Chtsccse.
I o41 Main street.
a .<tt ID
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

4 private train has besn built for
tbs khsdive Of Egypt that 10 com.
posed Of cars that got their current
from motors driven BY gasoIins IN.
ginss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

osc itsrlin woman is the inoshss "
trea.y -sis children. Another s0"ss
In tsri. has twenty .oue ch!idrsa'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

when watetiso ~as fought. soA
aaa Wellington .s's iosss'
seven yrass old, wsllInG'oas psss
sisa ally. niuehes. was seven'y'Asss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

with the Questiea In regard 10 the
sasar industry. shall wc double OF
aat'"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

Accssats insossnsaioa sbout ths
Klaaath nAsln. Az Chilcots.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

I, ix said forty eocoanuss VIII Yield
q gallon OF oil
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

Hsss's vast 80 ss,ss rsss'ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

ONE LOCAL MAN believes b.
could save all kinda Of moaey By 80
lus TO Belgium 10 live this winter
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-31

ONE FELLOW whose vito present
cd him with q Pipe Christmas has
already been forbidden to smokr In
the house
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-12-12
THE SOUTH IN THE HOUSE

Of the 227 democrats elected to the sxtyfourth con-
gress 22 from the SOUTH Under Mr. Wilson's plan OF
egsatng by the will of majority Of the party caucus
the southern members determine the party attitude in
any measure of importance.
In the present house nearly all the important chairman
ships held by southern democrats
The defeat Of two-thirds of the democratic members
from the northern the election will pro-
mote an additional number of southern members to chair
manships.
The story comes from Washington that the northern
democrats who have been reelected becoming rest
less under the situation They fear that the old of the
south being in the saddle may be raised their further
discontinue.
Events have placed the democratic party in power and
the placed the southern wing of the democ-
racy in control of the party.
If they wisely they will not permit anything to occur
to give just for complaint Of sectional CONTROL and
will establish their title to public confidence not because
they southernes but because they have proven them
selves capable of rising to an opportunity
If they shall allow narrow sectional prejudice to- to dlctate Ct
CONTROL because they souheners but because they
will have proven themselves unworthy.
The nation will tolerate sectionasm, whether it be
east or west or north south. That day has passed
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-12-12
GERMANS FORBID
INSULTS TO FOES

Be,lin.-(C Correspondence OF the AS
scciated Press.)-A semi Official re-
quest has been issued to the press
through the North German Gazette, to
avoid insulting Language about the
rulers of the countries with which
Germany is at war. 1t quotes Treit-
schke's words: War is sacred mat
ter" and says that the present war
has called forth and intensified all the
noble qualities lying dormant in the
souls of the people. The newspaper
declares that caricatures Of King
George, the czar, and President Pcin-
care ;1e often exhibited in shop win
dcws which do no credit to the dignity
OF the German people, and it con-
tends that Germany must show itself
superior to her foes not only on the
battlefield, but also in the intellectual
weapons of warfare employed.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-12-12
THE RIGHT KIND OF HELP.

In another column this morning appears advertise,
ment something Of the ordinary.
The Interstate Lumber Company, this morning offers
work to every in Missoua, that is the head OF
family and is out of employment
1t falls the lot of very few Of be able to do this
kind of service those who really work and not
charity.
Men and women want an opportunity to work they do
not ask for charity.
Giving may enobe the giver but it usually enervates the
beneficiary
In New Zealand during periods of financial depression
and the resultant lack of employment in the ordinary
channels of business the plans and executes needed
public improvements, usually road construction.
Any applying to the local superintendent in charge
of the work receives permit work at least five days,
at $500 per day-a little less than the going wage.
Any abe-bodied man. without visible means OF support
who refuses to work is dealt with most severely:
1t is said that there tramps in New Zealand
The idea has something of merit in it.