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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18

The air has not yet witnessed any of those fierce
fcs that predicted would follow the perrectng of
of few dgbles and the destruction at the same time of
the aeropanes attacking them the airshps have cut no
ice except in the way of scouting and disclosing the
ments of the enemy 1t may be that they will yet show
some use in the way of dropping bombs claimed
they would do but with all the opportunities they have
had in this ne they far have done nothing AS for the
drigbles which the kaiser had built apparently so
strongly they have not proved the equal of their smaller
and swifter rival the aeroplane They to be fail
scouting purposes That there will be battles between the
two in the air is not probable at least until they are
made far perfect than at present. "-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18
Editorial Page of The Daily Capital Journal

savings to pay for it. He saved small sums and credited
them at intervals his loan and in his words ne
had it paid for before he realized it, He did this again and
again. increasing SCALE his income increased not
always in real estate but in property in its broad sense
and today he millionaire 1t was getting into the right
kind of debt that made him rich
The secret of the bankers pan if there is secret is
parting with his money spending it, practicay-and thus
he had nothing hand to be tempted away by the nnu
merabe Opportunities" and chances in million" that
are constantly appearing The fact that the ground was
his but for an incumbrance furnished incentive to get
it clear as soon possible.
1t is possible to accumulate just as much money in the
same time by putting your money in savings bank but
every of twenty five years experience who has tried
it, will tell you that at stage in the operation there
schemes to sap the life out of your little hoard and the
only way to put your money where it is difficult to get
it, except at the proper time, and to avoid stuousy all
investments that promise enormous returns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18

Exports of automobiles from the United States in the
fiscal year ended June 3d. 1914 the largest on re-
cord Their total including shipments to Alaska Hawaii
and Porto Rico, amounted to $40 $685. against $39
900 in 19 the former hghrecord year. The years total
included 3036 complete cars valued at $27 642 auto
mobile tires $4159454 automobile engines, ST. $685.
and miscellaneous parts not specified $6,787,575
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18

Mr. Krebs of the states biggest hop growers pre-
diets high prices for hops and says it will not be sprs
ing if they go to dollar pound or even higher AS Ma
ron county raises hops than any other and Salem
is the center of the biggest hop section in the United
States, it is sincerely hoped the prediction is not hop
dream
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18

eoBrisht. 1914 by IN ,-.m~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18

Rev, Louis $. oupp, for five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
IheatreCenSOrS
Keep Close Tab
on'IhreeWeeks'
Five Members of Mayors
Board Review Production OF
Elinor Gyms Famous Play
at the Seattle Theatre.

Five members OF Mayor Cctter-
iTs board OF theatre censors yes
terday reviewed the final rehearsal
OF Elinor Gyms famous play, Three
Weeks" at the Seattle theatre
Those attending the event were
Rev. DR.. Sydney Strong, pastor or
Queen Anne Congregational Church:
corwin s. Shank, J. Mitchell knise-
ley, Frank Moran and Miss Alice
Lord. secretary.
A little less than a week ago the
board requested Bailey d Mitchell,
lessees OF the theatre, To submit the
manuscript of the play To them
This could not be done for the rea-
son that II was in use day and night
by the members of the company.
Whether or not the play, which
had it's initial production last night,
will be further reviewed by the
board. none OF those attending yes
terday's rehearsal would say. lnas-
much as all features to which any
objection might be had have been
eliminated from the original manu-
script, II is believed the weeks cur
rent bin will not be interfered with.
The story told in this famous play
Is intensely interesting. The best
seat may be had at night for SO
cents. or for IS cents at Thursday.
Saturday and Sunday matinees- To-
night election returns will be read
| from the stage between acts.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
SENATOR'S JOIN IN
DARING EFFORT
Slip over JOKER

Two alleged progressive
senator's are the ringleaders in
the scheme which. il allowed
to pass. would be WORTH
UNTOLD MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS TO THE EN-
PRESS COMPANIES.
Senators Hoke Smith Of
Georgia and Joseph L. Brls-
tow Of kansas are Joint auth
ors Of the amendment 10 the
postonlee appropriation bill
which aims TO Kill parcel post
and bury Il.
They are alleged progress
slvea Mark them we'll.
Assisting them are Senators John
II. Bankhead of Alabama. Ellison
u. Smith OF South Carolina. Claude
4. Swanson OF Virginia. Nathan Z.
Bryan OF Florida. William ". Chill.
ton of West virginia. James X.
vardaman OF Mississippi. William
o. Bradley OF Kentucky and John
W. Weeks OF Massachusetts,.
All the mon named are members
OF the senate committee on post
offices and post roads. which by
UNANIMOUS vote has adopted the
proposed amendment To- postoffice
appropriation bill which would alb
solutely tie the hands OF the post.
master general and prevent the
further expansion of parcel post In
the Interest OF the people.
Here Is the amendment as adopt
ed by the committee:
"And provided further that
there shall be no change In the
existing weight Ilmits. rates OF
postage or zones OF fourth
elass mail matter until author
lied by law"
The minutes OF the clerk OF the
committee show that tho above
members were present at the meet.
lng and voted unanimously.
Senator iioke Smith introduced
the amendment which would pro-
hihit any change In weight limit
Of parcels except by action OF con.
gress
Senator Bristow moved 10 amend
by adding the words. RATES OF
POSTAGE OR ZONES"
II this amendment should be
adopted by the senate. all power
TO make future orders extending
the weight limit. reducing rates
or widening zones would be taken
from the postmaster general.
II II had been included In the
original law. WE WOULD STILL
HAVE THE tt.POuNO LIMIT
AND HIGH RATES WHICH WE
HAD WHEN THE LAW WENT
INTO EFFECT.
WE WOULD STILL BE hANol.
CAPPED IN USING THE SER.
VICE, AND THE EXPRESS COM.
pANiEs WOULD STILL BE REAP.
ING THEIR ACCUSTOMED
GRAFT.
This committee action is playing
directly into the hands OF the
express companies which are begin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
The Confessions
%eeeeee of a Wife
WHEN THINKING Is TERRIBLE

Portable II they can help IL. THEY
SIDE STEP CONSEQUENCES EV.
HRY TIME THEY CAN.
The horrible part OF this affair
Is that ! have never seen n case OF
the kind, except that Of Annie. my
poor washerwoman, and am
afraid that my education has gone
too far TO l., mo still have the
primitive idea that 1t is mans
right to do anything he pleascs
and woman's duty to make the
best of H."
1, seems 10 me that Dick
ought 20 see that he cannot
keep this thing up without los.
Ing everything In life that he
Notwithstanding me--for
simply cannot stand the agony
Of mind that have had for the
last 80 hours.
would like 10 ask Dicks mother
and father II they ever knew OF
his drinking--but I dare not for
fear they have.
IL II possible that all the thou.
sands and thousands OF wives.
whose husbands have made them
as miserable as mine has done.
have tried 20 work out a solution ;
never thought Of II before. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17

now my heart stops boating and
my throat contracts until ! am
choking. for realize that one has
only to read the daily papers or
watch the husbands OF ones
friends 10 know how often the wife
fails Why doesn't some big brain.
ed woman write play or "A book
that will tell one what to do in
these matters7 am doing-ln a
little more refined way. perhaps
just what Annie did. That. guess
f. intuitive In all women. but ! am
doing IL with rcbellious spirit.
and. besides. I am afratd-afraid.
Am trying the right plan?
cannot be ugly and cross with
Dick. and yet | want him TO under
stand that arm not only Indignant.
but hurt by his actions.
What shall I % about this7
To whom shall turr7 Poor
me, Poor Dleki Poor Romance
lit 10 dead.
Ito BE Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
CITY Of SUPERIOR
WILL VOTE UPON
BUYING CARLINE

SUPERIOR, Wis. Feb, What
is probably the first popular vote on
the question, shall the city buy aud
operate It's owp street car linear
viii be taken here April T.
II the vote II affirmative. the com
miEaionern say they will proceed
TO take over that part OF the Duluth
Street Railway Co.'S system oper'
ated In Superior. and establish the
first complete municipality owned
and operated car limo In the country.
Wouldn't Lower Fares
Dissatisfaction over tho com
pany's attitude toward the city and
it's refusal 10 lower fares started
the movement.
An indication OF how the vote viii
go in April was given In a previous
referendum. when the following
question was carried by n vote or
10 |:
Are you In favor Of the passage
Of law by the state legislature 70
empower the city or Superior To
take over and run tho local street
car system"
VIII Condemn Road
The commiHsioners-for superior
has the commission form OF govern
ment will institute condemnation
proceedings in the circuit court, II
authorized by the voters. where n
Jury viii determine whether their
plea shall be granted.
II the city wins. the state railroad
commission will be called In 10
make a valuation 81 the property.
A bond issue Will take care OF
| the purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
CHAPTER Xxx

CHAP EN- LIAM
WIN this terrible day ever pass
Poor old Dad looked troubled
when ! told him that Dick was out
of town for the day and he said:
There are some things want
him 20 do for mo At tn. office"
Mother Waveriy has an old
fashioned notion that n nurse IL
called In. the patient will surely
die: and. although the doctor has
said wc ought TO have a nurse for
Dad. she steadily refuses 10 have
one. She keeps constantly asking
me II I cannot lind out where Dick
il. She seems to feel that he viii
agree with her about the nurse.
know. however. that he viii have
one here as soon as he makes his
appearance.
am almost sure that he had no
business out of town and ! am 20
afraid that he is still drinking that
| am nearly frantic. and yet ! can
not think II possible that he would
be NO foolish.
wonder II did wrong by no,
making more OF a fuss about II In
the morning. Perhaps ] should
have simply been as ugly TO him
as felt. but | cannot storm around
and do things which make me. AZ
well as him. unhappy. Because he
does wrong I cant make matters
worse by scoldlng about H. Be
sides. . cont believe that any wife
ever made her husband do right BY
making him angry and uneomfors-
able, no matter what he had done.
N 4 have learned only one thing
| since my marriage. that thing In
that men will not be made uncom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
COURT MAY RULE
SALOONS OUT

Tho saloon must go" seems to
be tho cry at Ravensdale.
There are two saloons In the
place. II is declared they are with.
out authority TO sell booze. as the
town is not legally Incorporated.
Judge Frater. n affidayits are
filed. may order tho prosecutor to
abate the two saloons. Murphy
thus far has refused to take q
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
Rise and Smite This Bill! 1t Aims to Kill Parcel Post
PHOTO
PLAYS

The Legend OF the Liiacs," AT
the Class A today. ~ an old Scotch
legend. Barbara Tenant and I'D.
win August are starred In the 9th.
er subjects.
The Animated Weekly" ri the
Alhambra today. shows n blk fire
IN Portland. Oregon. THE Ram.
ming OF the Nantucket" and the
newest fashions, King Baggot In
featured as jealous husband In
the Imp comedy. "The BOX Couch,
in which he gets himself into n
tight place as he tries To spy on
his wife from the Inside OF box
couch. Victory or Death" the
four.part italia feature. heads the
bill.
Two Famous Players" actress.
es, are on the screen at the Glenn.
mer. one IN Mary Pickford In
Hearts Adrift." in four parts
Joan Sawyer plays the lead In n
three part story OF Roman life.
1T Might Have Been" at the
Dream until Tuesday night. IL the
! story OF n stagc.struck girl. It's n
Telegraph comedy.
The Mutual Girl" series mum.
Der three. shows some beautiful
gowns OF Lady Duff Gordon's
nucile's) and Tetrazzini II IN
shown at the Melbourne today.
"Stattics," three.foot alliga.
tor sent from the Pnthe St Angus.
tine studio to the studio at Jersey
City. found the recent zero wealth.
or too much for him and was dis
covered frozen 10 death beneath a
beatiess steam radiator.
|
Charles Airing. Pathe player. IL
one man to whom tho word moth.
er.iniaw has no terrors Last sum
MGR. while spending his vacation
In California, he WIS out canoeing
with his wife and her mother when
the canoe upset. Mrs. Airing
swims. but her mother was help.
less Airing Is so used TO playing
the hero that the part came nat
urai Ia him and he safely brought
| his mother.in.law to the shore. A
handsome diamond-studdcd watch
charm. with the Inscription From
your grateful mother.in-law." In
his memo OF the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
WHATS ON TO-DAY

A. the Ciermer This Week
Mary Pickford In Hearts
Adrift." drama.
Class A Until Tuesday Night
The Laws Decree" two-part Vic.
tor drama: "Withered Hands. I"
Powers drama: Legend OF the
Lilacs." Eclair drama
Colonial All Week
The Lion and the Mouse" six.
part Lubin drama
Aihsnbra Until Wednesday Night
Victory or Death" four.par,
italia feature: Animated Weekly. g
worlds news.
Dream Until Tuesday Night
children OF the Feud." two-part
vitagraph drama. Speak No Eyil. .
Essanay; 1T Might Have Been" Ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
Complete Report
of Market Today

The egg market was STEADY 10.
DAT and local jobbers predicted
that there would be no further
change In quotations for at least
the next three or four days. Deal
ers will soon begin figuring on the
storage. Eggs went into storage
last year at rs to % cents. The
price this year Is expected to be
higher. Storage will commence in
March.
Prices paid prosuerrs 'nr Vegetables
"a srufs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
WON'T WEAR CAP

Bob Hodge no longer fears the en-
foreement OF the green cap rule. as
be is registered in the night law
school. and Is not a freshman in the
college OF liberal arts. as has been
reported.
He is carrying eight hours OF
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
Bv Cilson Gardner.

WASHlNUION, y "
r.h IA baretaeed attempt
:. r's ,ssassinate the peoples sue
' y parcel post has devel-
~. ~ IN the United States SEN
Az !, the United States SEN
~ Of course!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17

ming 10 feel the serious competl.
ton OF tho government service.
A stiff fight is expected on the
floor OF the senate when the amend.
ment IL reported by tho committee
and IL will take all the efforts OF
the friends OF parcel post 10 save
II from this damnable attack.
Every citizen who believes
in parcel post and is opposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17

to rotten invisible government
SHOULD TELEGRAPH OR
WRITE HIS SENATOR'S
AND REPRESENTATIVE
IN CONGRESS and protest
his strongest against this out
rageous move to make big
dividends again flow into the
NAV OF the express moloch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
10th Avenue S.

Mrs. Il. Craig. 45il 10th
Ave. s., Seattle. Wash, says:
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
Grand Until Tuesday Nigh.
RESIDENCE THEATRES
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Al inc nome Ontl wednesday
The Circumstantial Nurse,
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Al the Pleasant Hour Tonight
THE Mediums Nemesis" drama;
Maria Roma" drama She VIII
Never Know" drama: THE Base
ball Umpire" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-17
WILL TALK ON SALMON.

r. Victor Smith OF the university
faculty will give a lecture on The
Salmon" In Bagley hall. at s O'Clock
Wednesday night.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-25
MILLBURN

The Boys Visiting Club held its
first annual reception last night at
the home of Robert Marshall, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Marshall, OF
Main street Vocal selections were
given by the Misses Elsie and Phoebe
Marshall and William Rachel,
Stephen Brown and Elwood Marshall.
Others present were Miss Myrtle
Livingston, Miss Sara Wilson,
Marian Marshall, Elizabeth Knoller
and Hazel Golf, John Sicily, Harold
Reeves. David Brown and Roy Oliver.
At the meeting of the Brookside
Social Club at headquarters in
Lonergan's Hall, Millburn avenue,
last night the following were elected
members: Raymond e. Bahring,
Frederick Sherwood, William Cowan
and Richard Coughlan.
The fair at st. Rose of Lima 8
Church closed last night. 1t was a
financial success.
The meeting of st. Rose of Lima's
Branch, L. C. B. A, which was
scheduled for last night, was post
poned, owing to the church fair.
Services were held this morning il
st. Rose of Dima's Church in honor
of Ash Wednesday. The rector, Rev
James 7. Brown, will preach at the
services this evening.
Services were held this morning ir
st. Stephens Episcopal Church at Z
and 1879 o'clock. There will BIZ
services this evening, and the rector
Rev. James w. Van Ingen. viii
preach.