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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09
GOOD BUYS in
REAL ESTATE

lO7 acres of timber land close TO
Oregon Electric railroad: will trade
Ter city propertyi price $50 per acre
10 acres of good land all under cult.
walton; will take city property as part
payment; price $1,000
acres good land nearly all under
walton -four miles from salem and close
20 railroad station; price $3.50; SIS
down, balance $5 per month.
8 acres good land ncae'y al under
cultivation, house and barn all kinds
Of fruit slightly location, close to street
car line; will take good city property
in exchange
Q acres Of good land, all under cult.
walton, good fruit OF berry land; win
$1,000
acre Of good land, family orchard.
well, located on main macadam road
leading into salem; price $3.50; $50
cash, balance $40 per month, 6 per cent
interest
20 acres Of good lana, nearly all
under cultivation, 8 acres Of bearing
peach orchard land has good drama gc.
fine building site, 3is miles from
Salem; price 1880,
40 acres Of good land, 20 acres under
cutivation, 10 of which were set to
Ita ian Prune trees last year, small
house, barn, spring water p,ped to barn,
running water through place, 6 miles
from Salem; price $3.50.
Broom house, corner lot, east froat.
bearing fruit. store house, close to
school, price 5000. This is snap.
IL you want to buy trade or sell see
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09
BASEBALL CATCHER DEAD.

Philadelphia, July 9.-osse Shrecken.
gOst, for 10 years a catcher on the
philadelphia American league club, died
Of complication of diseases here to.
day. He collapsed in local cafe yes.
terday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09
BARRETT CANNOT COME.

London, July 9.--H, Roper Barrett,
a member of the English lawn tennis
team, announced here today that it
would be impossible for him to 90 to
America and compete in the play for
the Dwight +. Davis cup even ii the
English players defeated the French
team in the preliminary games.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09

town. You tie 'em
up an'-zip!-they
simply take your
dope an turn it up
side down. OF
II II 6 HE Jennings
takes the blame for
most o. this sort O.
game an most of it
is his. But Oscar
Stapage helps a lot
an ne don t wanta
be forgot-he S part
of Hughie S biz.
This Jennings has
some temper, bO.
an now an then
he let's it go instead
of holdin tipht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09
INSURGENTS CAPTURE TOWN.

Athens, July 9,-Reports that insur.
gents had captured the town of Kiritza
IN southern Albania, were confirmed
today Loyalists deserted the town aft.
er three days OF fighting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09
BOND ISSUE ILLEGAL.

Denver, Colo, July 9.-The state su.
preme court yesterday held unconstitu.
tional the $3,000,000 bond issue voted
by Denver to aid the Denver and Salt
Lake railroad, which was to contribute
81 100000, in boring tunnel through
the continental divide. 1t was held
that the issue would amount to lending
public credit to aid private enter
prise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09

At Portland-San Francisco 8, Port
land 2.
At Oakland-oakland s, Venice 9.
AT Los Angeles Los Angeles 8
Sacramento 3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09
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AT Vancouver-Vancouver 6, Por
land 4.
AT Seattle-Seattle 7, Victoria 6.
AT Spokane-Tacoma 3, Spokane 2.
Pacific Conat Innnnn cLnnaI,nn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09

LISTEN FOR THE CAPITAL
JOURNAL CARRIER BOY. HE
WILL WHISTLE AS HE LEAVES
YOUR PAPER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09
Oscar Stanage
By A. M. Corrigan.
Red McGhee says:

For breakin out in places new hand
t to that Tiger crew from automobile
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-09

Mr.. NJ. L. Prunk and wife are spend.
ing 10 days vacation at Wilhoit
Springs.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
A Fortunate Loss

So much Of success and satisfaction Is
associated " ID the getting aud keeping
Of things that we a. -imrs overlook N,
greater blcsting ot missing ana losing
things Note the follow who dropped hi'
razor, but caught IL; also the fellow who
catches the small pOx--both were better
otT had they not been such successful
catchcrs.
Just now the Romanists are juhilaut
over catching the wori,hy Mr. Nm.
LOfimer, of Chicago, and the papers are
telling how Mr.. Lorimer repudiatcd lro'
testantism and espOusod Romab'sm alter
fifteen yoars of profound Investigation.
hut this is not Mr.. L~'fimer : first per
readers will recall that Mr.. Lorincr was
very much in the papers some years ago
when ba bought seat in the United
States senate but couldn't get away
with h. They will recall how Saint Lor
inner was caught with the goods on him
aud received the toe Of Uncle Sam I
boot that bumped him back into private
life. Nobody was very proud Of Mt
Lorimcr then. and nobody is very proud
of the gentleman now save the Roman
lists who. like the old maid, are thankful
TO get anybody.
MIR. Lorimor has left Protestantim
for Professionalism 5 good. The more Of
such we lose, the happier we shall he
Romauism Lorimerizcd will show is
hand and quality palmer than ever; and
a Lorimerless Professionalism is n con
summation deyoutly to he desired.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
Priest Thai rs God Tor "Aisaaee"

We feel very much eomfoTted over the
report Of Father Cantwell's address
recently delivered AZ a convention OF
Holy Name societies In Newark, y. j.
In the first place he adds q few more
epithets 10 the growing glossary OF titles
bestowed upon THE MESAcE by calling
this paper n viper, a snake, gnat and
a gsslfly, under each and every of these
names filed with "eslumuies that never
do any harm in the long Tun.'' Since
he was addressing the Holy Name Socie-
ties. these, we suppose, are holy names,
somewhat sanetified, 10 10 speak, and
slightly superior 10 the "pole-cat and
dirty sheet" ehristenings Of the past,
But better than all was his expressed
conviction that "God had actually sent
THE MENACE a. a notice 20 the church
% keep constantly awake, ever vigilaut
and cogniIant TO its never r-ceasing duties
20 the people, Considering the paper
rs a blessing, ho said be had ardently
thanked aod.D Now, this is a new
experience for THE MENACE, and affords
some reason for alarm. We have pros.
pered under the anathcmas of Rome, but
how are we going to fare when the
priests begin TO bless usi Are we to
share the fate Of everything else that
Rome has spprovedi Win Heaven turn
this near blessing into an anathema just
a. Il has ever turned Romo's anathemas
into blessingsf
But let us give Father Cantwell the
benefit Of the doubt, and assume that he
is talking through his hat now as ever.
There Is no occasion for being disturbed
over the mouthing and mumDIing Of his
hind for their words have about the
same efficacy as their idols. 1t is the
purpose Of this paper TO make a benefse.
tion out Of everything the priests utter
in their delirium, 50 let them cuss when
they feel like il, bless when they feel
like it, snort, snivel, rip, rant and roar.
The world moves, Just the same, and
the whole human family goes along.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
He Comes by Il Honestly

Elder ChaS. II. Spurgeon, the
great Baptist minister Of London,
England, was a msn Of plain speech
and intense feeling Our Otis l..
Spurgeon seems TO have inherited
some of the vigor Of his namesake
as the following words spoken by
Mr.. Spurgeon in ais Exeter Hall
lecture on November. 1861, on the
Mystery of Iniqpity," the papal
church, show. He'd he spoken in
Denver he would have met the fate
Of Otis L. who is = healthy sprout
of the old stock, il not Of blood re-
lation at least of spiritual lineage
and of the stock Of martyrs. Hear
what the Senior SPurgeOn has to
say Of the papacy:
"Let me not recount the history Of
the backsliding church, for We have
heard il often enough, and ones heart
is siekened TO tell i 0 'er again. You
know that, at last, with centuries Of cum
ming 'the mystery Of iniquity' had
swollen into the most masterly and CO.
lossal counterfeit vi rh time has ever
seen: Rnti-Christ wss developed In
stead of Christ, satan brought forth our
Lord God the pope; ilstCad Of the apos'
ties, cardinals wsIks,i forth in their
.omPous garments; snstsad Of humble
rastors who ruled tAeT churches in the
fear Of God, proud InItred pTeLates held
the golden beisweled eTozieTs; instead of
forgiveness Of sins, there was absoln-
lion from the priest; instead Of the sac.
rifice Of Christ, there was the unbloody
sacrifice Of the mass. For the gospel,
there was superstition : for the work Of
the Spirit, the lying wonders Of relies
Tor regeneration, baptismi Tor com.
munion, a wafer; for holiness, vest
msnts; for Truth, riehes and POmp. The
wisdom Of Christ wan concealed beneath
he folly Of man. Tho deoeiyor tOOk
away the bread, but gave a stone so like
it that the hungry Eorld received the
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
Rome Has Black Christ for
Black Dunes

The Tines Democrat and Daily Picay.
one Of New Orleans, for April %, has
on its third page a picture Of the church
Of the BLACK Christ at Vera Cruz, Mex.
ico, q Roman Catholic joss house where
negroes worship Saviour represented to
be Of their own color.
Startling as this pcrversion Is, there
e nothing new about Il, for Rome every
where Adhpts its teaching 20 the peculiar.
tiles Of tho people proselyted. Many
years ego Rome tried 10 get a foothold
IN China. To wean a Chinaman from his
peculiar philosophy and inculcate in his
celestial mind even the Tudiments Of
Christianity was too slow and painful a
process for the political ambitions OF
kone. The capture Of China fell 70
the lot OF ths Jesuits, ana they SEM
halJSo hlcei 10 ths beld rs ne nIse
mIssi0Bary 10 the Chinese.
kIeci displayed the hne Jesuit hand
in adapting the komish organIzatiOn %
the pagan preJGdIo~ Of the Chinese.
The IhInese kte was the religion set
up by klcci which recognized ancestor
worship and included in its ritual rites
IN honor OF Confisius and favorable
reference to the Rncient Chinese phl.
OsopherA The facts In regard 20 this
may be found in any standard encyelo'
pasdia, and especially in the oathciie
EncyelopAedia, Vol Kill, page IS, ar.
ticle "RiecL"
In short, the Jesuit missionaries pag
sni1ed their own religion to make IL
acceptable TO the pagan Chinese. There
was opposition from the DOminieans and
Frsneiscans; and that, together with the
dlstrast Of the Chinese government,
finally put the Chinese Rite and It's
Romish inventors entirely out Of busi-
ness But now the Jesuits are In the
saddle, and no one need wonder that
they furnish . black Christ for black
men, a white Christ for whito men, or
any kind Of q Christ for any kind Of
men that would satisfy the supersti
tious and promote the political ends Of
popery.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
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On. 3 ~ Etsa 49, o. Anfriraa a.
oa'tiaa,s - a. Fsaay A. nslias thsir %.
rttl rcysra 10 ha.ns o. trtca nFif fsiihfii
sc'4rtiss - ~ Fsps. as q h-sr - -wfu
saas.- fan 'run ~ lps % r.ef -tafa cadr
n. fuSig-tss srtls th-r,sars an - uusiy.
On Saturday, April ss, I Va. ss IN.
tercsfct spectator 90 The slilinr % the
White star line s.eauship "Canorir. 20
hound from Boston 20 ports In ne Ned.
iferranoAn ga, Among The passengers
was he Eminenoe Cardinal William
q Cornell, en- route % Rome 20 pay he
dd tsifHd visit % the porc, a duty i'm
posed on all cardinals that they nay
pcrsouany report the prugrrss ard
growth % their rcspcrtivc diooc--s His
departure had been braided hy uumef
Gus ELOQUENT prcss notices. AZ result
the pier vas thfungcd 20 IN early hour
With priests of the Roman church. mem
tiers of the Knights Of Columbus and
other organizations great uumb-r %
state Snd city oecials. ~ veil as those
In private walks of life. Not q few Of
the-e wore the papal eoiors 10 rosettes or
cardinal knots and bows. A. about 10
a m. the prtlate vas driven mon the
pier IN his magnificent limousine A.
His Emincucc" STEPPED from the car
several - ihe dlk halted ard frock
coated fraternity immcl.ately knelt IN
'he dust and dirt and kissed The apos.
tolic ring upon the apostolic singer. w.
cry head vas hared a. be walled toward
the gang plank. Mayors, ex.mavors.
would -he mayors, coungilmtn, aldermen,
men In Office and men cut of Office, men
who rule wards and districts, who have
but to say 20 a man, eco, and be gocth,
or Come, and he cometh. stood In an
attitude II abioet submission before this
mighty prclaie, the real hcnd--muniri
pal, religious and secular-of Boston and
the state. And tkis nan, an a 'bassa.
tor Of the pope and iourneying on Of.
hcial business, was receiving the hom-re
of our state aud city executives. Cring
ing servility was ~ plainly written on
the faces of an, from the miehtisst down
20 The humblest, as % DO amuging II ore
did not realize in what plight Is the IA
nous old Bay state, the land of the Pill.
grim Fathers, Of the Spirit OF &c and
OF boastsd liberty and federation.
As tho cardinal boarded the ship be
vas followed by host Of fawning near.
parasites. Did YOU ever SEQ crowd Of
urchins with eager, out stretched bands
following a frccgift fnkir at a county
fart OR have you ever seen hungry
mongrels growing behind a dripping
swill-cart. think Of course "His Emi.
nence" could smile bcnignantly upon
hem. They had served him well. Had
ne not said In a farewell address the
ivening before that ho was happy TO be
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
Scotch Women Decline the Pope's
Invitation

At It's first meeting after the holi-
days, the Scottish Womsn's Protestant
Onion sent the following letter TO the
pope:
"You lately seut letter TO Scotland
inviting the Scottish people 10 return
10 the church Of Rome, and you must
be under q strange delusioa II you ina.
gpe that there is the least indication
of desire on the part Of the people Of
ttls, country to do so. 10 is only eOur-
teods however, 20 reply TO your note, and
in the name Of the Scottish Women =
Protestant Union, numbering nearly
l.2OO members all over the country, anu
in the name Of all women of this eoun-
try who agree with us, We venture to do
90.
"You compliment US for loving the
Bible, and through our study of that
divine gift we decline your invitation.
The Bible enjoins 10 to prove all
things; hold fast that which is good, '
and IN obedience TO that divine com.
mRnd we have examined your position
and the peculiar dogmas of your church.
You claim a supremacy and submission
which Is not in the Word Of God Our
eountrymen rejected that supremacy and
submission 300 years ago, and from that
day Scotland prospered, while Roman
Catholic countries which accepted these
have gone back steadily, spain furnish.
ing the last example.
"Your predecessor made a snatch AZ
one of the attributes Of the Diety, that
Of infallibility, and you have perpetu.
ated the impietv. Your church, with
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
Money Collected BY Nuns for Orphans
Is Spent for Whisky by the Priest

Hardly q day passes thG, the
country Is not shocked BY revelA-
tons Of wickedness and hccntious-
ness eminating from some Roman
Catholic institution where priests
and nuns, in absolute defiance Of Law
and deocng, conduct institutions in
the name Of religion which are moth
ing moro or less than slave pens
or places Of inearceTadon for young
women and girls.
A typical story comes from Chi
cagO and appeared in the Chicago
ReoOrd-Hsrdld Of April 2sth, as
follows:
Disclosures made IN eonncction With
81 Anthony's Home for Orphans AZ .0s5
Frankfort street startled listeners In the
Juvenile court yesterday and caused
Judgr Pickhcy to take Immediate action
by removing a eycar-old child from the
institution.
Rev. John KolodtejeEik, the priest In
Skarge of the place, and Dr. Joseph
Tomassowski were arrested Friday for
contributing TO the dependency Of Anna
Rchlo, 10 years old. Action was bfought
BY officers o. the Juvenile Protective As.
sociation The case win be tried this
morning before Judge Uhlr in the Court
Of Domestic Relations.
IL vas charged before Judge Ptnckney
that the priest and the doctor fed tho
children at the orphAnage only bread and
coffee. Thoy collected funds with which
Il was expected they should eonduc, the
ipstitution, Il vas claimed, and spent
the money for whisky"
All the icrtimony was Of q sensational
character. Tho home covers a half block
While u bcars the appearance Of housing
between one hundred and two hundred
persons, for some time past Il has cared
Tor only four inmates
Harry T. Smoot, attorney for the in.
veuile Protective Association, declared
that the children had not been cared for.
They have been fed on coffee and
bread. f" be said. 'Tho money collected
was spent for whiskey. That Is why the
Eve Catholic sisters who were at tho
orphanage until last January left The
sisters used 10 collect money for tho sup.
port 81 the place, and when they discoy.
cred that the priest and the doctor used
Il for drink they left"
"Dr. Tomaszowski is now under In.
dictnent In the Criminal Court for per.
forming an illegal operation" was the
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23

manhood or womanhood left will no,
contribute % a soup house or a soap
house proselytizing movement
The foregoing sample OF Roman
lied Christian forebcarance Is re-
printed from The Leader, Of San
Francisco, Cal, dated March 81, a
Romish sheet double-dyed with de-
votion to Plus Joe and his peculiar
piety. The Leader wouldn't advo-
cate a boycott, but il does advocate
a boycott; and why? Because Mr..
Colgate, exercising the religious
freedom guaranteed by the Consti-
tuition Of the United States, contrib
utes to n fund used for building a
Protestant church on American soil.
And why are the papists so sore
Because, with effrontery and arro-
gance that passeth understanding,
they assert a monopoly Of Rome over
the territory where the said Prot
estant church was built.
In defiance Of common decency
and the American spirit, which
grants a free hand and a fair field
10 every branch Of Christian endeav-
or, in defiance Of the plain provi-
sions Of law which forbids boycott
ing as a criminal conspiracy, the
Romish press forbids its dupes to
buy the products Of a firm the men,
bers Of which are law-sbiding
American citizens exercising a legal
and moral right which they cheer
fully accord to all others. Could you
conceive of anything more con-
temptible, more un-Christian, more
un-American than such brutal
bigotry? And what are you going
To do about iti Are you going to
allow six per cent Of un-wsshed Ro-
manist conspirstors to cripple the
legitimate business Of loyal Amer
leans and Christian gentlemen?
Let me tell you something. THE
MENACE holds no brief for Col
gates. We have no interest whatso-
ever in their business more than we
have in any Of the million legitimate
enterprises conducted by worthy
people throughout this country ;
but the writer knows something
about the goods they manufacture,
and feels called upon at this time
to say that there is no better line
If goods produced in America than
those soaps and toilet articles bear
ing the Colgate labels. Their shaw
ing soap is Of particular excellence.
Would il not be a fair and square
thing for US to see that these goods
get a boost from Us at the time
they get a knock from the papists
Let me state again that this article
is not an advertisement in the CON-
mercial meaning Of that term. The
people whom we would help are
strangers TO us, and they have no
knowledge, neither win they have
any knowledge, of this article, un-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23
Cardinal Makes Trip to Papal Shrine

abis 70 pr-sai Besion - ft~orshiy 70
The Holy Falhsrs bcsicsi Bosiou haA
prosea faithfli RoSfon had rsfronded
- oohly 10 The call for fuud. fof build.
ins IL great nrs 81 Elin,stAs Nc.
piial and for the support of tAs ar,h.
diocesc. Yes, tie Holy Fafksr shorld
hcar favorshly ~ Ro-tos az Rosioa.
mtud you, rot u the eAufch In B5Ston,
bot ~ Boston.
Ths houf bsfcrs sailinr va, devoted "a
a r~srp,ion. Earh ,atslias received kis
iiftle word ~ rccngnifinn and commrraa.
iion, and each Doubtless left ths steam
- sifh an aidcd feeling 81 comfort ara
se.unty. A. tho great vssscls. oheying ths
urEing of the tug boafs. snfnr outward
INTO the chanscl. HIS Emnetss appeared
In the how, waving the Sbars ard s,ripes
what 20 ua means lib,rty ard union,
bot what Rome would make an emblem
% bondage and disruptisn. The zane
GAG flying over yonder bro-nrles and ai.-
tiilrry is a. well placed. q either en-
eumFtAnco u u made a ssrput Of a "A.
tioual menace. A man Of paver, bearinr
IN his hand The symbol Of national md
religious freedom While on his way 20
renew his allegiance 70 a foreign power
presents an appalling picture of opeu
treason. Archbishop and arch-traitorI
Living a. DO IN the very heart Of ons
of the largest Roman Catholic parishes
IN Massachusetts,, could ne help draw.
ing a few eontrnsts I eontrasied ths
over Of the limousine, tho anos, have
yet sccn in Boston, with tha tired -cn
aud worn women who WaRed weary
miles % and from their day : work, TOO
poor 90 spare nccdful car fares lest they
he unable 10 contribute Acorptahly IA
the support Of this ambassador OF
Christ 90. I saw tho magnificent and
costly floral tributes urged upon thelr
cardinals acceptance, and I have seen
the little ragged ores Of his hock quar-.
reling over the possession Of faded car.
nAton thrown IN the gutter BY a passer.
by. What a contrast between The lux.
urious suite reserved on board for their
chief pastor and some of the ehesrlcq,
,hngJ bowels in the very shadow Of his
immense cathedral Again a. I saw the
bon voyage baskets Of luscious fruits for
the cardinals dclectation, I remembered
that only the day before had overheard
dirty and forlom little chap actually
making a boast 20 a companion that hs
had had a whole grange 20 binself that
day, half for breakfast and half for
dinner. And as the cardinal waved his
farewell blessing and benediction from
the deck of the Teceiing steamer I felt
that the greatest blessing he could bring
would he the light Of Truth into Tho
darkencd hearts Of thousands Of his sub.
lects and no hnsr bendiction than tho
opening Of the written Word and frcr.
dom 70 enter into the holicst without the
Interference or mediation Of man.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-05-23

any other paper to fight you. You
are too dead for Gore 10 waste any
money on now and, besides, the
people Of Oklahoma believe, in the
main, IN free speech and a free press,
and they are not going to send
man 10 the senate who is so anxious
TO put his heel upon the viper"
which you so consistently hate
free speech and free press.
Your antics in the Morning Neus
remind me Of "Fsther" Felon's "to
he'll with the government" sermons,
and the sooner you open the safety
valve and let the political ambitions
you are now harboring escape the
better of you will be. / know the
people OF Oklahoma and know that
they are not going to turn the '1and
Of the fair God" over 20 the Ro-
manists Just now, and none Of them
are easy" enough TO believe what
you say when you rut forth the
claim that you are not a Romanist.
The article from the Catholic Ad-
UGRee, reproduced above, settles
that for any man with brains, and if
you think the people of Oklahoma
haven't got them, you are due for
a disappointment about August 4th
aud jolt that will hoist you out of
Oklahoma politics by the boot
straps.