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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22
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fplfene flGttcr. = Site % opoc.
(SIutnine).

Eoa 8uaroen Sfiitab, itrar open'
for M~ienbalen, bar Der Itor She
brand 2eroag 260e Sept. @ronoen
beqpnbte peo 10-Sioen ON &ueloen,
/ llobuiet. On nogen iaa Miinuter
1too Selooen / Slummcr. Der blrIte
Ell iterf @inb, iom iii Sloen til at
gribe enb burtigere ON zig. &c man-
&c Wenneifer, ion1 itrsmme0e til
fllnoe ingen Sing ubrette. Slobapet
blep mrgtigere % m%Tgti1ere, og In.
ite pnloig op / ben mprfe Nat. 81
ben blcp orepet opcr / S~opc0bngnin-
gen, @rpggcrbuiet % Staburet -
oltiammen brGnote NED. Sele Ga'
rcts @plina brpnote; men man fit /
iiOite Gieblif reooet belle 0oorocns
@%eiptning. Seboerne par goaet til
iengs, ga Sloen broo no; men blen
90 belbigpis aQe reboet. 9ernene
blcu booret lo / Sppper. gieren be-
Ser Sogbart SfiItab. San leb be.
tpoelige Cab. enbifjent Wieitebelen
par ~asillreret.
) Slltten al Iualtit WaaneO bar
ser Sfoebrono / Sfarraifogen / 9.
Gfer, / Better Sfarras gienoom.
@ton llciler Sen ifplotes g9rpluffere
Tom bauoe foet Safe / Sfoeen, %
life illlffet o%rbentIig otter iia. Solf
fon til bra itioe % fit %ilitffet, iaa
bare 8 Waal Sfog blep a%fbr9not.
Get fllnoe gnoet pprre.
: Micnbalen opItoo / CONNER /
Siili Moaneb Sloebrano hos Slag-
fer Sigpalo 8uIbranoIen. Cen an-
tGnotc @pgnine brrnOtc neo til
8runoen.
8 september Waoneo blep ser
oiort Snobruo / SfibSrebcr Grling
2unb5 SSagtbpttc / llQernIfo3er. Der
blep %itianlet en- bcl Gel SmouIoaer
iorlt noget Sin p0 Sait. MiStrnftc
for Snbbrl,boet blep TO Sfomagere
ira &riitinnsiunb, iom blcp onbolOt
% orrciteret. SEQ Weo0omSretten
SalgIull0 blep Den enc opnnt I'll s
Maaneoers SGngiel, % ben onbeil
til 40 Cages Srngiel. De peotog
Common. Gen enc bupoe tioligere
pGrct "itrafiet If @nnge % ilerc 8an-
&c puret ilast Mltlft, oerfor fit ban
III, iterre Stroi ems ben anoen. ionl
tioliaere bopoe ppret %itraffet bare en-
Gang.
Gn Notwithstanding er 0onnet Tor
%cltfoSien og Smegll. Get par Iril
Tpotbefer Sobl, ion 9if / SpioIerl
for at ian Soreningen ~itiitet. 81
WcbIenmer i~nbteaneoeS allereoe peb
TSoreningenS Stiitelie Soc Sept. Gil
Stpre palateS Sruerne 9iertneS,
2ieo, Smith og Irf. Sobnien.
s Garbli og Gcltioslen bar Nor-
ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / CONNER al.
bolbt Spemme- og Sipreonitgsfnr-
Ter, ct poa buert Steb. 2prer CIT
Qciet, Sron1men, par Sritruftor. 81
auriene blep oiiluttet mleb Ell SpuiS-
Ming pcb @eitiosien, nte0te Der frem
Ell itor M1ngoe Sillfucre. &eitiosier
pg 6iifltm &renie al NorgeS Sipreo'
ningsielifa6 blep bonnet. Som BE-
Itprelie for @eitiosien blep paldt;
SGrer Slime (Sormano), Gleftriter
Spis, &ontoriit Srpbe, 6ru &icb'
mano Sppren og Sru Softor @om'
men. Som @eitprelie for Siifilm
blep palgt: 6nrer Spperiio (Sor'
manb), SfoIeitprer Slap 2angelono,
airfeioneer $. @ierfeietb, anoreoS
&riitofferien og @lf 6iIfnm. Gisit
Sag ifol peo Soreorag % paa anoer
Woabe ppffe Stteresien for 2ibreo-
Ming % Spemning, og arbeloe for
OF iaa mango iom mrtlig al llngoom'
men iaar Gel / De arrler iom Sip.
rconingsielifabet boloer.
9Gstcpieoe / Gfer iioen ieg iibil
ifrep er: Sliberiarbeioer Otto Sor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

Oar &c iHe ieuot os contingent 2aa
en- Stuno. lie 9aa GbresieInppen. Set
tunbe ,anife Bare paatiSe al Ienss %
Ee~ntiHsenien III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-22

llnoerplsnius I Sieib. Guee.srarbeis
Be. Seanlng. oi.o.. iaaes peo 9oucors
pia College. Roorheao. Ninn, SiHiers
termiuen %besnuoer BEN 29pe 9eeember.
Striu e'ter aaidle8.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
UNIQUE METHOD TO
HELP MEN FOLKS
GET NEW HATS

With the prices of everything to eat
or wear going up like a sky rocket
ii will be particularly gratifying to the
men of Albuquerque to know that they
can cash in for fifty cents the hat they
have been wearing all summer IT Is
time the old straw Cor maybe feltl
was being cast into the discard. So
why not get fifty cents for IT. How
Wear it to e. l.. Washburn Co.'S store
and they will take it in as fifty cents
paid on a new lid You can effect this
exchange sany time up to september
IL. But the hat has to be worn TO
the store. The T.. L. Washbnrn Co.
has Knox and Mallory ideas in end
less variety and of the very latest
style. Your hat is among them.
Prices on the new hats are s2.9o,
$500, $3.50, $500 and $500. NO adj
vance on account Of the war or the
exchange. Turn in your old hat ana
get new one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
WHEAT PRICES
JUMP RAP|DLY0N
WAR REPORTS

Chicago. Aug. Wheat jumped
rapidly today. influenced by signs that
European need for supplies from this
side of the Atlantic was becoming
more acute. After bulge that IN
some cases amounted to five cents a
bushei the market closed firm at a
gain of &c to 41kc net. Corn finr
lished X off to NC up. oats with an
advance of " q Nc to Y a &c ana
provisions varying from five cents de-
cline to a rise of 25c.
Perhaps the most important news
affecting the wheat market was the
announcement that worlds shipments
we're virtually all from North Ameri-
ca and for the most part We're made
up Of wheat that had been grown In
the United states.
Most OF the wildness in wheat was
right at the start. Spectators were
nearly unanimous in taking at once to
the buying side. Before the session
ended they were joined by flour man
ufacturers, who were said to have re-
lceived limited number Of export or
lders on the basis of cash before load
ling. On q second strong swell the
september delivery touched the ex-
IRENE high point of five days ago. The
later months were Ac to lsc short
Iof previous high quotations.
Prospects of fairly large deliveries
here tomorrow on September con-
tracts tended to keep corn depressed.
The market however. showed good
deal of sympathy at times with the
strength of wheat. Good rains and
liberal receipts We're against the bulls
Export demand benefited oats but
proflt-takine by longs led to a ma
|terial reaction from the top level
reached.
Advancing prices for hogs carried
provisions up grade The only declines
were due to the closing out of Sep
TENDER contracts by scattered longs
who did not desire to take deliveries
tomorrow.
Closing prices:
Wheat--Sept., s111H Dec, $1.15M;
May s1.22h.
corn-Dec., 72hc; May, 74hc.
Oats--Dec.. 52Ac: May. 54Mc.
Pork-s Sept, $20.55; jan, $22.s2.
Lard--sept.. $1O.22; Jan, s11.00
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
FOR SALE

81. S00-s-room frame, modern. hot
water heat. lawn, shade. good loca-
ton in Highlands, close In.
81. 750-5-room brick. modern, large
basement, corner lot, Highianps'
close in; easy terms.
S2,0O0--6-room modern frame; two
large porches. good outbuildinss.
Fourth ward. Easy terms.
s1s00.--4-room frame, bath. nns
shade. good outbuHdings. hns To-
cation; N. 18th st.
ts,000--5-room brick. modern, well
built, cellar. sleeping porch. GOOD
outbuildings; w. Silver Avenue
close In.
IS, 200--s-room bungalow. modern,
Highlands. close in
A. ELEISCHIER
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Nome, Alaska, Aug. S1.--The reVe-
nue. cutter. Bear, which left Nome july
"a for Wfangel island via Point bar
row, to rescue the eighteen white men
three Eskimo men and one Esklme
woman, who found shelter on the ISL
and after Stefanssons Canadian ex-
ploring ship Karluk had been wreckes
last January. is returning 70 Mont
without the castaways.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
Kansas CITY livestock.

Kansas City. Au~. u gIegs-Re.
lceipts Fo0n. Market. higher. Bulk
ts9.1O4g.30: heavy s9.20ng,321s
packers and Butchers. 1906 q 9.35,
lights. 1906 @9.sO; pigs, 5000
1915.
/ Cattle Receipts, 1900. Market
steady Prime fed steers. 1880 To-
80; dressed heef steers, $4,000 8 60
western steers, $6.50m9.25: cows
l$425@7.45 heifers. $6.506f 800
istockers and feeders. $b,15mS10'
bulls. $5.26@6.7s; calves. $6.5eM
$1,000.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market
steady Lambs. sG.7567.40; yearl'ns'
l$5.75@S50: wefhers. s5.25@ BIS
Iewes, 5000 $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

4 was annoyed for over year by
attacks of acute Indigestion, ioiiwep
by cnstipatin," writes Mrs NJ. . Hai-
Iagher, Geneva, ~ Y. Il tried every
thing that was rccommenued ~ W
for this complaint but nothihs u'u ~
much good until about Tour inon'ns
400 + saw chamberlains Tablets adj
vert;sed and procured d bottle o.
mem from our druggist. ] soon
realized that i had gotten the righ'
hing for they helped me at once
since taking two bottles Of them
|can eat heartily without any pau e.
fects." Sold by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Chicago livestock.

Chicago. Aug 3i.-Hogs-- Receipts
5000. Market. strong. Bulk. $780,
@9.s5; light. $4,000 $50; mixed. $685.
@g.50; heavy. $S.6569.45: rough
S.65ms.2O; pigs, s5I5@s.7O.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000. Market
weak; sheep. s4.7om6.5o; yearlings
$5.20m6.35; lambs. $5.S5@7.60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
scAnD SIGNS FoR. sAsE.

The Journal now has a full assortment
Of Card Signs on hand. Yon can certainly
find what you want IN the. following list
FURNISHED Rooms For Rent" "gnfurnish.
ed Hoons For Rent" For Rent" For
Sale Rooms For Rent" Furnished Rooms
Far Light hsusekeeping.' Room and
Bpard." '"rabie Beard House Fer Sale
"fIouse For Rent Plain sew!nk. Dress.
making The cards VIII be sold at the Low
price OF 10 cents each. Call ~ thu hpsineas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

WANTED Pianos, household gonds etc.
stored safely at reaaonahle rates Phone
Is. The security Warehouse A improve.
msnt Go. springer Transfer Co.. success,
sers. iie Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.


lflsR SALis~itehtaurant and hotel: cheap
y Nieri ais South First street
lFOH SAf.Es~The furniture Of . frstoass
fonr-chair bhrber shop or VIII rent the
same. Aisa will rent the store rouin empty
lat iii West Central Avenue. Apply 10
Union nar. 1917 North First -.
| FOR sALE1T Three years Lease on store
building three doors from posiafficc,
iGood living rooms with barn ~ rear suit
able for any hnslnesa. tent $50 Address
W. II. Allison, Box 81. Winalow' Aria
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Want . nigh Grade emps"yrf Or TN
lssttsr grade Ut ssrvants1 mAte use u The
want cotumns 4 The Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
shadow of an impending race strug
gle with the rice eaters OF Asia.
General Hamilton saws.

shadow of an impending race strug-
gle with the rice eaters" OF Asia.
General Hamilton says;
when self-constituted. stay-ai-
home critics. in their absurd adula-
tion of our shrewd and capable Jap
anese allies. likened Togo TO the great
Nelson on the strength Of Tsus-shima.
they Numbered. and blunderde sadly.
When they took enterprising students
with the initiative faculty and won
derfully developed into the naval
yards Of Britain. the Japanese adj
mirers even made a worse mistake.
And when they with markelous fore
sight as they plead. formed the AM
glo-Japanese alliance they sowed the
seeds of sinister crop to bridge tenn
porary troubles Britain and Britain
alone has fostered the quiet little
mans burning ideas Of dominance in
Asia"
Cites Japanese Statement.
With this warning before us. do we
not owe It to ourselves and to our
children and our children's children
to open our eyes to the danger OF II
all. If we believe, as we say we do,
in the virtues of our institutions. are
we not bound in moral duty to vouch-
safe intact to our posterity what we
have inherited from our forefathers
white mans civilization? II there
are those so blinded by the lotus
fumes of oriental adulation as to be
no longer able to discern the insidi-
Gus approach Of the east, bid them
read, mark and digest the statement
of an official of the Japanese embas-
81 at Washington on August 25
Despite Japan's assurances in this
country" says the Sun, that it in
tended to eonfine war activities to the
China sea, the Japanese diplomat
who for obvious reasons refused to
be quoted, said the scope of Japans
activity depends largely upon its ally.
Great Britain" II the war exigencies
OF England should require the assist
ance of Japan outside of the far east.
this japanese official stated, Nippon
would. by its treaty obligations. be
forced TO seriously consider giving as
sistanee outside of Asia.
Secs Oriental Expansion.
/ put to Great Britain frankly, does
II intend to invoke the arms of the
yellow man Of Japan against the
white man of Germany? | putlit TO
the American people, can not they see
in the pronouncement- of the Japanese
diplomat loosening of the leashes?
| plead with the American people to
open their eyes TO the danger which
confronts them. The day cannot be
long postponed when the island en-
pire OF the east will call upon the is
land kingdom of the west, and to-
gether they will strike at our own
land. even as they are now striking
al Germany and Austria. When that
day comes. we shall turn back to the
month of August of the year / 9l4 and
read the first chapter Of the cata-
clysm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
81 a..;, w. 4. JOURNAL CLASSIC led COLUR

-
FOR SALE
5-acre ranch. miles from Post
Office. 7-room modern house. vehicle
shed, fruit trees. alfalfa. fine home
place.
FOR SALE
a-room house. good location. city
water. Price $1,000; 500 cash. $40
per month.
[P@rferfieAa Co.
Real Estnte, Fire Insurance. Loans
ZIG w. Gold
HELP WANTED.
"->~~~r~~~~~~~-~->rs--~ ~.~~r~~~~~-~-~-~-~->~~
Female.
FOR general housework.
small family. 1929 south Edith.
wANTED--competen cook Apply morn.
InEs. 10 70 z: zol West Copper.
once. one first-ciass trlm-
.mer aud one first-class maker. Barfley'a
3i2 West Central avenue
NATURALIZATION
~~~~~-~~.~-~~~~~-~~-~ ~<>~-~~~-~~~~~
work for board and room
between school hours by healthy young
man. Address l.. D., Journal.
WANTED--Posltio ~ Young man. first
class hotel clerk or waiter Address room
20, New Hotel. aof North First.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wanted-clean. cotton rags at the Jour
IN =. ...-
WANTED Laundry work 70 do at home.
al North Arno.
WILL buy second-hand Ford auto. Address
lIIgby. Golden. n. NJ.
CARPET CLEANING. furniture and stove
repairing w. a. Goff, phone 56s.
WANTED-We buy old gold and silver
jewery. BENEFITS. lis South Second.
~ Nr,sI,- 80,
uaed. moderate nriras M vtaia ,' s',,a
49i.
-
ron TRADE.
r>~~~--~
'vn IA Ds-ttty property IN North
property IN Albuqusrqse or other property
Address w Hertseh, S22 south Walter
FOR RLNT--Rooms with BOARD.
~-~~~~>->~~-~-~~~~~~ ~-~s~~-~-~~-~~~
North.
!, =
U n"rch 100 vost Ma ra v" anu s'e'p''s
- = - ~ -.
board ara room, private family. Phone
lJOvJ.
FOR RENT - Room and slnenjng -nnrrh
with hoard. fine meals home caoiftnr no
sick. e24 North Eighth Phone 132sW
inc pareh a. Tent cottage for :" nanv"l sr
o W. r. s,a yrass x., ses's - !.
III, ,so's VI snhne. ''".. ireSn eRks anu
g .o-e 2 = !. .-'-e .eo !"
at Mrs. Reeds sanitarIum for Gonzales.
t8Es,
flowers. Lockhart Ranch Phone 1899.
highiahas.
FOR RENT-~Goed rooms and board. steep
ing porches. 301 South Edith.
;s,,7, !, ,,x7r 80 ~ ,.-.,..,- "a
~ nn' -,''' s.',, ~" psoaa,ra, '''e ''V'
DE- uax. 81 sui -, -. = ~
FOR RENT-Room, with, board sleeping
p"r'hes' rates ~ p'i 'as' VI 9"ue'
srno. ---------.
ND T--1f,sco,,.,..o.,.
islk Nl--MiscciIhncouA
80 Z ~ 5ss1n.,,s s,s,,na
sIbrlght. Phone 4to,
FOR RENT Big boarding house. best To-
i cation In city ia West Grand. Fifteen
rooms. 5000 per month. Inquire any real
estate agent.
MoR SALE OR RENT.
><>s--s~,- .~.~s--~-------~-><s~~~~
ron SAFE on RENT-A 10-room board.
Ing house modern. Highlands. near shops.
pbone f50sJ.
rsru nryr- A,.a ~ v,.s.,
FOR RENTS and t-room Hats for light
shou.skeenine te4 Worth eer"ca
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

FOR RENT--ffooms.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~ ~-~~~~~S-~-~-~~.~~u>~-
North.
FOR RENT Good. modern furnished room,
a: 10 per week. sosit West Central
FOR RENT--one modern Furnished from
room; no sick need apply. col Nortl
rourth.
FOR RIsNT--Desirable housekeeping rooms
also sleeping rooms; no sick s2IM Yves
Central.
FOR RENT~~rhree housekeeping room
and sleeping porch; no sick. zoos Norll
Second.
FOR HENT--Two rooms furnished 10
housekeeping, with screen porch. II
North Sixth.
FOR Furnished front room mod
ern, with sleeping porch. 7os Nortl
Third street.
FOX ReNr--1'wo modern rooms. furnIshe.
Tor housekeeping; also one sleeping room
asG North Fourth.
FOR RENT--Two nicely furnlshrd rooms
strictly modern, with use " hath gen
lleInan only ~ West Hamn avenue
FOR RENT---farge cool nicely furnIshe,
room in good location and private fam
lly; bath. lights. shade. 224 West New
York
go, -'---'---- -
------------------------ $500 ---
FoR RENT--Rooms. 4il West Silver.
FOR RENT FffnIslicd rooms. every con
yeaieneel 400 south Second
FOR HENT--Two nicely furnished T5oni
for gentlemen. iis West Gold.
ron RENT FURNISHED rooms, modern; u,
slick Apply b0sM West Central.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for ligh
housekeeping ~ South second.
tFOR RENT--f'urnIshed ToomS Ior iIrh
housekeeping: cheap. sfa West i.nae
avenue.
fFOR RENT-Two nicely FURNISHED m0dcrl
rooms for housekeeping no alex. 81
West Silver.
FOR RENT-- flausekeeping rooms and fnr
nished cottages sleepInr porehes. al,
xycst faal
T7I5 R5NT---;Tro Ia s-r sano, -a-.,as 5,,-
w 100 w - ~ sunny 'NuhfH 'nl
nished Tor housekeeping. private apart
able cali Mt io4 sauih slstb
h'kn'ands.
FOR RfNf--One9 furnished room. ~.
South Arno
FOR RENT FURNISHED roama 2fs so,,tI
Walter. Phone 2o2.
ron pENr Modern f,,rrIsl,ed he., ,,u
ara Smith Edith
-, =
re-. isisN ho'h,, 'mpipsen iahy pre-
ierreut no slch w Worth High
FOR RENT'--Modern furnished rooms with
sleeping porches. 516h E. Central =. i70f
FOR RENT nicely furnished front rooms
- -
FOX hhN Two large modern rooms, en-
SUITE or single. odS south broadway
~, r & = :,
nshed. also piano, Sl2gpo per month. soa
south Broadway -.
FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished for
housekeeping. modern and clean; no sick,
-
10 nouee1 y ,,eel
FOR BENT Elegant front bedroom, bath
'Vhheetths' iiss f.oo'' tfvet ~ - . ~"
49,. .-....-..
.M,x xtsNT--
~s~<s \ :. ---~.~se.
North.
i-57I; --T ls,,,,,-- 6r1 ,js
~ h",ss In tna.,,e sie" Nnrfb ,s"urfh
,S5,1 : ,sss;i'- = Z. roam ha,se narfIv fur
,,is,,ad sos Marin Twelffb strset
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
FoR sALE--IIonses.

FOR SALE OF Partly furnished
f.room residences. With bath ahd esiiur,
at $40 South Seventh street Fine epndi-
tiou. Easy terms. No commissions to pay,
Address r. O. Box GSH CITY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-09
WHOLESOME COMEDY IS
FEATURE OF BARNES SHOW

A line Of clean, wholesome, clever
comedy is generously interspersed
throughout the program given by the
Barnes Wild Animal circus The laugh
ing part of the show is one of the dis
tinetive features.
Forty cOmical clown bears, dogs, ele-
plants, monkeys, goats and ponies, sup
ply places throughout the entertain
ment where the visitor may relax after
seeing a "shi7ery" wild animal act,
and have a good hearty laugh.
a quartet of mules Maud, " "Dy-
Mantle" Danger" and "Milea-
mint" present some very laughable
situations. A dollar per minute is paid
to anyone who can stick on Danger
OF Dynamite S" back. Many appli-
cants try for the coin, but the one re-
suit is ineyitable-they go away wiser
and without the money.
The big feature acts on the Barnes
program are given with wild animals
in which large groups of lions, tigers
leopards, bears and jaguars are shown.
These acts are amazing and thrilling,
q full-grown, man-eating African lions
being handled in one act by one man.
Domestic animals also take a promi-
nent part in the entertainment, among
which are the Barnes challenge horses
and ponies, said to be the fines collec-
tion ever assembled. These horses arc
all actors, in fact the entire entertain
ment provided by the Barnes show is
given with educated animals-over 600
of them. Sixty-five featuSes and acts
are presented by these animal actors.
Performances are given at and s
pm. and the new feature, mile.long
street parade at 1O:30. The show will
exhibit in Salem, Tuesday, April IA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-09
FROGS.

dedicated to Walt Mason, the Sun
flower poet.)
0, the frog, the dismal frog,
Croaking and gritting his teeth in the
bog.
He squats and he sings in the slippery
slime,
And pokes out his phiz with a smile
so sublime;
But just fling stick or stone at
his lair
And his song it is mute and is still
everywhere.
How very like him some human frogs
are,
They can sing and can shout and sound
it afar,
They can talk mighty brave when you
are away
And can stab your good name and think
it fair play.
But face these mean sneaks, with all
their brave cheek
And they, like the frogs will give nary
a peep.
-DOCIA MUIR.
But girl is happy until she falls in
lnVa and than Sha !, y,icaro bln
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-09

ERE all the bad roads to be made into good hard level
NA roads the annual saving in hauling the country
wv highways of the United States would aggregate the
mighty sum of $780, 100000 This one item Of an
nua loss to American people would build fifteen Panama canals
If all the highways improved this and half bill
lions of doars would those who do the country hauling
chiefly farmers Who in turn would share the benefits of these
billions with the city and town people, who form the market for
the counyhaued freight would cut down the cost of v
ing by cutting down the big margin existing between retail
prices in the city and cost of production in the country would
put these billions every into the pockets Of the American
people
The grand of cost of hauling by the country
roads of the ned today reaches the colossal figure of
$1 year. The cost of hauling ton mile
on good roads by wagons is eight cents mile The
average cost however all roads, good and bad is 23 cents
mile while certain sections the figure is high GA cents
for every ton hauled one mile.
Every year. 5OOOOOOOOO of freight hauled in wagons
over all these roads The average haul ten miles, giving
total traffic of 50OOO0OOO0O tonmes every At the
erage of 23 onme throughout the country the aggre
gate of hauling reaches $ 50000000 But is possible
by making the bad roads good reduce the to eight
cents per tonm the present cost good roads This reduc
on from 23 cents eight cents gives possible total saving of
$7500000000 Divided among the states and countless the
still remains staggering.
There argument apnty here for better highway construc
ton in this locality this state and this county, well through
out the country but these figures not all The value of
farm real estate and buildings in the nited States is 5000
100000 OF 100000 miles of roads, but 100000 i'm
proved Improve the other 100000 will increase farm
values third approximately S10000000O00 There g.,
100000 farms in the country averaging $500 in value I'M
prove the roads and make every $500 farm worth $4,000
Will tpay?