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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15

A careful examination will reveal
.he presence of stomach worms in the
dung following the treatment. If tape
worms are present in the sheep, they
will be passed out in large white
masses. Many other. remedies have
been used, the gasoline treatment is
the most popular.
Symptoms.
The symptoms which indicate the
presence of stomach worms are:
weakness, due to lack of blood; loss
of flesh. dulIness,. black scours, and
thirst. A more certain diagnosis may
be made by an examination of dead
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15
WILSON LEAVES THE SOUTH
The President Says Farewell to Mis-
sissippians-The Vacation
Was a Success.

- Pass Christian, Miss, Jan. l2.-After
nearly three weeks of rest and recrea-
tien at little cottage near the gulf
coast here. President Wilson babe
farewell to the Southland. He told
Mayor Sausier and crowd of citizens
who gathered at the station to bid him
Gsdspeed that he had enjoyed his
vacation. had benefited greatly by the
change of climate and had obtained
exactly the results he had desired.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15
-RIDD|NG HOUSE OF ANTS
A. COMMON PEST IN cUPBoADRs
IN SUMMER.
BY c. E. erashear, in the College
Of Agriculture, University Of
- Missouri.

There is needless waste of time
and food on the farm every summer
due to the ravages made on the cup.
board by ants. There arc several
effective ways of Kidding the house of
ants. When the nest can be located,
quick work can be made OF them.
Ants work somewhat like bees. They
live In colonies, and they 60 out
from the colonies in search Of food.
When they locate supply Of food,
and start working on it, there can
usually be found a long line of ants
from the food to their nest, This
line may rum down In the floor &
the nest cannot be located.
A small amount Of carbon bisulfide
exposed near the nest will form fumes
that are deadly to ants. The fumes
are heavier than air and tend to &C
down. Carbon bisulfide poured OF
the ground above q den Of ants viii
quickly destroy the colony. II tbs
ants are traced down into the door
It IL we'll to pour some of the carbon
bisulnde there.
Another plan that is used with fai
success is the use Of sponge mois
ened with sweetcned water. When tn
sponge 10 filed with ants 1t is droppe,
into boiling water.
Ants are sometimes kept away b,
the use Of . string that has beer
eoaked In certain chemical A tap,
seaAe-witlf seorussive subfimxre an
aIlo we'd TO dry sefxes in thie Hay
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15
TAFT FOR Chief JUSTICE
Wilson May Name the Ex.President,
Says Rumor From Pass
Christian, Miss.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 10.-That
President Wilson contemplates the
appointment of former President Taft
~ Chief Justice Of the United States
in case of the retirement Of Chief Jus.
tice Edward D. White was reported
here. Asked II he had any informa-
ton Of such . plan Mr.. Taft refused
to discuss 1t. Nor would he say
whether he would accept the appoint.
ment II II were offered, The report
Was said to have been brought By .
man who recently was ct Pass Chris
Han. Miss. where Presidsat Wilson y
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15
Youna Priests Fought Fire.

: st. Louis. Jan. 12.-Fire of mys-
FERROUS origin destroyed the Villa st.
Joseph. q novitiate of the Brothers of
Mary. In F1orissant, Mo-, near here.
Sixteen novices under the direction of
the superior. put aside clerical vest.
ments for fire hose and az, but only
part Of the furniture was saved.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15
Nearoes Mobbed q Socialist.

Fort Smith, Ark, jan. 13.-The
heme Of John Brown, Socialist politi-
clan. was attacked by q mob Of ne
greed 1t Fort Towson, Okla. after an
attempt had been made to burn the
place. The negroes fired fifty shots
int ne building. Brown and his
family escaped.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15
CATTLE Bt0AT TREATMENT
MINOR OPERATION NEScESsARY
IN SEVERE CASES.
BY Prof. c. n. EckIes, in the College
Of Agriculture, University
Of Missouri

Bloat comes from the excessive
formation Of gas in the paunch. 1t
often results from pasturing on
clover, but may occur with any kind
of feeding. 1t is made known by the
excessive swelling of the left flank.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15

animal. The fourth stomach is the
lest one. 1t is the one to which the
small intestine is attached. If this Is
opened and the contents watched
closely. movements Of the worms can
be seen. It should be remembered,
IN, N and are often overlooked. The
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-01-15
Killing Stomach Worms
To Combat the Greatest Enemy Of Sheep Industry.
Animals Should Have Constant Change Of Pasture

By C. Br.she College University Of Missouri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
THE VANITY OF RICHES.

pretense of indifference to riches is generally hypo
critical but it is certain that riches not essential to
happiness
There is point beyond which all that man can gain
contributes little to positive enjoyment No matter how
much and how rich food he afford he can eat only
stomachfu at meal and the rchert is the worse for
him Though he can buy thousand coats, he can wear
only one.
All that man accumulates beyond the means of living
is useless to him personally All he can buy beyond that
is needless, and apt to be injurious to him.
When Walter Scott was suddenly reduced from afflu
ence to poverty and compelled to exchange his ordy
sion and lands for furnished lodging did he complain
that his life was ruined? No. he said he glad Of it,
ne told his condolng friends that he then happier
than for considerable time before his bankruptcy. His
real wants and comforts effecuay cared for he
said as ever; all that he lacked the trappngs. The
wearisome costly ceremonial character he had so long
been obliged to support cast off, and he had become
free independent man. Before his bankruptcy ne had
lived in great measure for Others but now his house.
his income and his time were all his own.
The richest man in the world today breakfasts on
cruel and wears plain clothes This is his real income
an agent of mankind in promoting industrial enterprise
into the billions Whether his service has been good or
bad has been supendous but aside from the joy of the
game his real pay personally Cruel and simple clothes
and six feet of earth at last
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
HOLY WARS CIVILIZED WARFARE.

The "holy war is probably half brother to civilized
warfare" Either and both misnomers and mean no
thing Holy war permits fanatics to murder everyone
not of the faith of the holy warriors, while civilized war
fare draws the line at some forms Of assassination while
encouraging others 1t is amusing to read of some nation
obectng to the use Of dumdum bullets and at the same
time firing shells that in exploding make wounds the like
Of which the dum-dum bullet is incapable of.
The shells are evidence Of civilized warfare, but the
dum-dums are uncivilzed. Mines can be planted and
whole regiments blown to pieces and this is civilized
Bombs may be dropped from the skies into peaceful vii
lagos killing women and children and this too is civilized
warfare" permits Great ships may be rammed and sunk
by submarines sent to the bottom with their entire
crews by other great ships and civilization appauds.
Trenches may be flooded and thousands drown helpless
but this too is permissible by civilized warfare Running
the list it seems that any kind of weapon or missile
may be used to destroy the enemy except the little dunn
dun bullet, which, at the most kills but one Civilized
warfare is disposed to gag at gnat and swallow
camel" and if holy can do anything worse or more
cruel it is yet to be demonstrated In the old days war
ors met man to man and took it out of each other with
a club That of course, was highly uncivized The fact
is that the higher the civilization the more cruel and dead
ly the war
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
TELEPHONE MEMBERSHIP.

Certificates Of membership in the
Stayton Cooperative Switchboard nsso.
citation are now ready for distribution,
These certificates have been prepared
by n II, Ioltzel, Of Stayton, attorney
for the association. Tho certificates
are printed ON an excellent grade Of
Bankers Safety paper and are of the
regular stock certificate size For com
position aud arrangement they are un.
excolled In every line will be seen that
the same carctaking pains which Mr.,
Holt1ol used In the organization and
perfection Of the association. The ccr.
tificates represent au equity OF ~ In
the property and assets If tne associa.
tion and will be redeemed by the asso.
citation nj any time for that amount.
They are given to each member with.
out extra cost However, u is ueccs.
sary to show that the member has paid
the assessment Of 81 which was levied
last summer for thes construction Of
the new telephone building for the as.
sociatou- Stayton Mail
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
= Editorial Page Of "The Capital Journal -

The department of agriculture announces that the
twelve principal crops of the United States have this year
value Of all other farm products livestock, etc. and the
total would be above $10,OOOOOOOOO This is more than
any years crop before WORTH and while this
is in great measure due to prices at the time
ton loss Of $30000O000 offsettng the gain wheat
Next year will be still BETTER and with average crops will
set record, prices are sure to prevail for
year or two even after the war is Taken all in ALL
there is certainly for the cry of hard times
The country prosperous, and only unrea
soning fear that makes everyone hang onto his coin
and refuse buy do any business is responsible for
the present dulness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
THE ROUNDUP
X " y * * y y Il y Il II II Il Il

X X y x X X X y h 4 X \ II 4 X II
Owing to IN health and dependency,
Professor j. W, Livingston, formerly
an instructor in the normal school at
Monmouth, jumped off the bridge over
Gales creek in Hoffman Park at Forest
Grove Wednesday and was drowned.
The Oregon state building at the
Panama exposition will be officially
opened next Wednesday, The dcdicN.
tion will he under the auspices Of the
Royal Rosorious of Portland.
Wilinm u, Riley, who was captain OF
the Oregon artillery during the Spanish
American war, died Tuesday ut the res.
idcncc, il3 Kirby street, Portland. He
was 0l years old,
Left alone while his father and mo.
thcr were doing the milking, the two
ycNrold son of Mr. aud Mrs. William
Ward, Of Curtain SPUR, par Cottage
Grove, played with The fire, SEE his
clothes ON fire and was burned so bad
~ he died soon after The child y
clothes we're burned off IT,
A small epidemic Of smallpox is re-
ported In nouglUs county. In Roseburg,
Glendale and Riddle there are 2l eases.
The disease appears to be of nu cspo.
cially virulcnt type
The appropriation for the pcndlcton
poNnffice Is now available the sum be.
Ing Sl92,00o Bids will he asked for in
February
The Outlook predicts that Gresham 3
recent cOlnmity-its $4,000 fire--wil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

be pronounced benefit by this time
next year,
Deposits Of kaolin near the Dead In.
dim road a few miles from Ashland
are being tested, and II Is hoped by
those interested that competition with
the Florida supply may be established,
"Thc passing Of the ordinance that
all buildings in the Haincs business dis,
trct would be fireproof is good
one, " says the Baker Herald, "and
should aid that busy city in keeping
its steps Of progress without the dam.
aging work Of fire.
Umutilla county's state and county
tux is 2 mills less for 1915 than II was
for 1914. The actual reduction meas.
urcd in dollars and cents will, however
be n little less than the 9 mills differ
cncc would Indicate, innsmuch as the
valuation this year is slightly higher
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
LITTLE B0BBIE'S PA
(By William F. Kirk.)

what seems to be on yure mind to.
mite : sed Ma to Pa wen Pa cain hoam.
fou seam to be singerly som.ber.
feel all rite, sed Pa.
No, you doant deerest, sed Ma. +
have known you too many years. Thare
IS sumthng on yure mind Either Won
haven't had a very good day at the
ottis or else sumbody was around dun.
ming you for the mummy you lost on
COMFY Mack's teen. know you too
well, deerest. You are som.ber.
ain I exacldy som.ber, scd Pa. but [
viii admit that am trifle moody. We
all have moods sed Pa, What seems to
be the idcol
only want to comfort my hero, sed
Ma. That is what a wife is for isent
it, uv' | bought new hat today and
was happy all the way hoam to think
how proud my darling husband wud be
Of it aud of me. Deerest, what Is on
yure mind!
Nothing excep the hard times, sed Pa.
Thay will pass away deerest, sed Ma.
'Thay will pass away like the dark storm
clouds we used to see in the happy days
Of our courtship, when you used to row
me out onto the lake watch the liten-
ing flash. Mssus Blake IS husband
bought her the darling.est watch last
week She was showing it to me today,
but toald her ! cuddent afford one
quite so eNpen-siv.
You sed sumthmg that trip, sed Pa.
We have the old clock yet, and we will
keep it oiled up nice till this crule war
il oaver Wen you want to know what
tim it is, sed Pa, you can look at the
clock
That is all rite wen we are at hoam,
deer, sed Ma, but how about wen ! am
down town shopping!
Thare isent going to be much down
town shopping this winter. sed Pa The
way the outlook is now, Pa sed, this is
going to be one Of them maint old New
England winters like Mister Whittier
rote about in Suowbound. The tango
crowd wont like the idee Of setting
around th0rc fire places, sed Pa, but
thare is nothing that maiks a commun.
ity git back to the strate and narrow
path as much as the lack Of carfare
down town.
You mussent talk such gloomy view,
sed Ma. Everything is going to turn
out for the best. Every cloud has Il
silver lining sed Ma, and every darkest
moment is jest beefoar the dawn. l. am
a optimist, sed Ma. | live surrounded
by happy thoughts,
am u pessimist, sed Pa. live sur.
rounded by creditors. have notised as
q rule, sed Pa, that in family the wife
is the optimst and the husband the pes.
simist. Gee, mummy is titc, sed Pa If
| had a clear deed to the Singer Bilding
| / cuddent borrow enuff on it to talk
John D. ROCKEFELLER out to lunch. And |
doant know wen | viii stop worrying
about my bizncss.
You poor boy, scd Ma, am awfully
sorry bothered you about my wanting
/ u watch. | know how much thare Is on
yure mind, and | am not going to say
/ any moar about II to YOU
That Is fine, sed Pa, That maiks me
feel better.
Yes, dcerest, sed Ma, ! knew Il wud,
/ will wait aud git the watch out Of the
first extra pin money You give me.
/ Poor Pa, war is orlul thing,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

Congressman Underwood leader of the House, says
the proposed constitutional amendment providing for
ona suffrage will not pass He says is question for
each state to answer for itself This is largely true for
until twohirds Of the states favor it, it cannot pass
Should congress, however, pass it, it would have to be
submitted to the states and ratified by Sc Of them This
being the case is as WE'LL and perhaps BETTER that the
suffragettes tackle the states two at time until
the necessary twothrds won over when it can easily
be made national.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
BETHEL WINS OVER SALT CREEK

A late report arriving at County
School Superintendent scymour's Of
flee shows Bethel winnor In tuat dis.
trict over Salt Creek In the ego to
school day" contest In which all the
schools of Polk county participated
Bethel had nm attendance OF 10 pcr
cent, there being 40 parents, % of
whom visited thc school ON that day
Dallas Observer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

tangled ringlets goden 'eThese sol.
dlers dead pollute the air, they fill with
germs the passing breezes, the SAM.
tation sharpa declare; they re apt to
breed some fell diseases. Not ali the
drugs upon our shelves can cope with
winds so microbe-laden; since dead men
cannot plant themselves, we II have to
go and do some spadin' They dig a
grave of many verts, trench where
men are thrown like cattle, while bul.
lets whine and shrapnel bursts. and
man-destroying cannon rattle. They
iheap them in the shallow pit, the fallen
heroes, stark and gory oh, lingo bold,
consider it--tnis is the stuff that men
call glory!
.ssss', .ssss,l;9'; ssa.s's.!s 9ass s.,,,.. 1N,t H..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

no urge Is sung, no
prayer is said, there
is no kindly under
taker. They plant
the soldier where he
died, forever lost to
those who love him;
unwashed, unshriv.
en-, staring-eyed, he
lies, the red sod
heaped above aim.
No clergyman beside
him stands, no coro-
ner, with inquest
holden, no friend to
fold the tortured
hands, or smooth the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
FIRE NEAR BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, Dee eG-Thc plant of
the pupc.Cottlc Lumber company at
Cheslea, near here, was destroyed 10y
fire today Appeals for aid were sent
TO Revere, Everett and Boston. Tx.
trccmely cold weather hampercd the Of.
forts oc the Gremcn. Water frozc n'
soon as II hit the various buildings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
MONEY FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

The entertainment and basket social
given by the Hubbard school Mt the
armory saturday night was well attcnd.
ed and proved TO he a great success
The receipts from the baskets and ad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

With that genuine "cabaero" sentiment peculiar to
the Mexican hdago the gentlemen mentioned graphi-
caly by Huerta would doubt turn out the guard in
stanty should he appear in Mexico and give him the hon
ors due his former position as head of the government
firing national salute at, instead of for him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

The coroner at Scarborough has finished his labors
and filed his report as to the cause of the death of
Der of citizens of that place when the German fleet recent
ly bombarded it few The next thing on the program
naturally would be to have the grand jury indc those in
command of the German fleet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

Wonder if the president had the name in mind when
he selected General Scott to settle the Mexican roubes
Someone has asked "Whats in a name?" In this case
there is at least enough in it to make the oldtime MeX
cans sit up and take notice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

mission fees amounted to B2625, which
will be used for the purchase Of school
supplies, The program was good was
tull of fun and some parts OF the en-
tertainment showed especially fine
cliwoxes having been tho result of
careful training, The Hubbard baud
gave several fine selections. Score an
other successful entertainment for the
Hubbard school--lIubbard Enterprise.
Closing our own eyes 70 our own
faults Is a poor way to achieve a good
reputation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
NOT ONE OF THE CATS.

London, Dee. 26,-Gcnoal Sir Thom.
as KIlly.Kcnny a wcll known English
soldier died today at his home IN Hove,
Sussex. lie was "a years odd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

Now comes ex-President Taft with the unkindest cut
of ALL On top of all the talk about the countrys unpre
paredness for war he says The army 25 years behind
the times in its clerical methods" Maybe if this defect
was remeded npreparedness for war would not be
so great.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

wise man being reproached by an acquaintance with
the fact that his wife very jealous of him replied that
every woman was jealous who not Indifferent Then
the other fellow whom the remark scratched got mad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

The British censor going out Of business for 30 hours
made no difference with the While there was none
at all during this me that at other times has the real in
formation so thoroughly eliminated that it is the same as
no news.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

cynical woman says the most uncomfortable thing
about introducing new husband to ones friends is that
you never know whether they are wondering how you
got him, or why you took him."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

The magazines generous in their criticism Of all
special interests but it is safe bet they do not feature
the postmaster generals recommendation about second
class postage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
COTTON FOR HOSPITALS.

Rotterdam, Dee 26.-Thc Holland.
American liner Sommclsdyk arrived
here today with 10 tons Of cotton on
board for use in Austrian hospitals.
Extra clerks were put to work TO expo
diate the shipments transfer by par.
eel post to Vienna and Budapest,
Note--rbis cotton is the shipment
sent from the United states following
publication OF the story by Correspond.
ent William G. Shepherd Of TIE United
Press concerning the shortage of the
supply for medical use In the Austrian
military hospitals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26
The Wholesale Funeral

They're burying the butchered dead,
whose blood has stained million acres;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

Ex-Presdent Huerta from his castle in Spain, sends
out the message that he considers "Caranza four
flusher Zapata a hghwayman and Villa ail-brd" As
conditions are likely to bring others into the meght in
Mexico in the near future, HueIta will out of adiec
tives and comparisons unless he is economical in his
pressions What they and the balance of the Mexican
people call Huerta would make interesting study in
nomenclature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

The doctrine Of total depravity finds abundant sup
port in the stories of employment agencies swndng men
who are looking for work,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

Some editor with an optimistic spirit expresses his
thanks that the of the submarines are such that
the ong.haired poets cannot tackle them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-26

The appropriation for the pcndlctor
postoffice is now available, the sum be-
Ing Sl9s00o, Bids will be asked for il
February
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
Classified Business
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A Quick, handy reference for busy people
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

Telephone
ABSTRACTS TITLE.
Salem Abstract Company, 22222 Salem Bank and Trust Bldg 5S5
cHIRoPRAoToR sPECIALIsT.
Dr. p H. May 3O630 Hubbard Building Main 881
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL.
Salem Electric Co., Masonic Temple 1877 North High Main 1900
ELEcTR1o SUPPLIES
PettingI, Liberty 1877
FISH, CLANS oYSTERS CRABS
Fish Poultry Market Main 2l25
FURNITURE CARPETS DRAPERIEs
Calef High Main 593
HARDWARE
Salem Hardware North Commercial Main 172
LAuNDRIEs.
Salem Steam Laundry, 1870 South Liberty Main 25
PLUMBING, Thinning.
7. Main 1872
UNDERWRITERS
Rgdon-Rchdson Co.. High Day night
STORAGE TRANSFER AND DRAYAGB
Main "A
Calef High Main 593
WALL PAPER PAINTS AND OILS.
W. Porter 455 Court street Main 485
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