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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19
Two Thousand Students
AT State University

Eugene, Oregon, February 49,
Registration in liberal arts courses at
the state university is at its record
point with S15 students enrolled since
September Is. The first semester en-.
rollment was 745 and midwiuter fresh
men numbered between so and 60. Re.
turning students make up the re.
mainder.
The 1856 catalogue, which takes
account of the registrations in liberal
arts and sciences, tHe department Of
music, the summer school, the cores,
pondencestudy department, and the
faculties Of law and medicine in Port
land, will therefore contain an attend.
ance summary of about 5000. This total
puts the university of Oregon in good
place among the larger universities Of
the United States, and puts the state
of Oregon, with its population under
the 1910 federal census of 672,765, well
to the front in the per thousand Of in.
habitants seeking higher education.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

boy in his life, because they "didnt believe in punish
ment The view of the court that what the boy need
ed and needed badly was punishment What he thought
of the parents not expressly stated but might be in
ferred that he thought bit of punishment might not be
beyond their desert
No proper-minded person upholds inhumanity or
brutality in the treatment of children and the law prop
erly and strictly prohibits it.
But there is real kindness wisdom in coddling the
selfishness of children yielding to the sef-wl and
wrong inclinatiOns of undeveloped mentalities
Mature inteligences developed in parents in order
that they may direct and control during the period of i'm
maturity the beings they bring into the world and the
courts generally endeavorng to hold parents to that
responsibility.
The Juvenile Court is great and beneficent nsttu-
ton chiefy because it deals with incompetent parents as
well as with their offending offspring
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

cannot revive itself. The work must be
governmental obstacle. But business
done by men with brains and imagina.
ton and courage and honest intention.
II cannot be done by sluggards and
dullards and parasites. II cannot be
done by winners and snivellers and
faultfinders. II cannot be done by men
who are more interested in gouging a
dollar out of somebody else than in
making two dollars by productive eff
fort. II is n mans job, and the place
for timid old women In men 5 clothes
is buck of the firngline.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

very well--better than any other couu.
try in the world. When we consider
that all the fabric of international
trade, commerce aud finance which
peacor,l civilization hRd patiently wov.
en- for many decades was torn TO tat.
ters in u single night, the miracle is
not that we have had hard times but
that we have suffered 80 little, Thanks
to the new federal reserve banking act,
we have had no panic. Our financial
system successfully weathered the
Storm Although our normal foreign
markets were cut, OFF and our domestic
markets thrown into turmoil, economic
order is steadily emerging from econ.
omic chaos.
The American people have gone
through many worse experiences than
this, and they are better off today than
anybody else In the universe Yet Ger.
tain elements among American bnsi.
ness men have been whining and sniy.
elling like spoiled children. " their
had had no rore courage
aud gumption than some Of the descend.
ants have shown, the United Statcs
would be a fourth.rOte power politicql.
ly and commercially
The United States, nevertheless, was
not settled by calamity howlers IL was
not developed into n great nation by
calamity howlers. II did not become
the richest and one Of the most popu.
lous countries In the world by calamity
howlers, II was not built up on the
principal Of rule or ruin.
There does not exist today a single
political obstacle TO the complete re-.
storatiou Of American prosperity. There
does not exist q single legislative or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

success perplexes me; / talk to empty
pew and stall, while he makes legions
bend the knee" Still Billy follows up
his plan; with Peters fiery zeal en-.
dowed, he talks to you as man to man,
and speaks the language of the crowd.
You hear his voice like trumpet ring,
and know, while truths around you
whiz, religion is vital thing, that you
are needing in your biz, No doubt you
go to jeer and scott, or while some
idle hours away, but when he reels his
sermon off, you Join the push aud
kneel and pray, Perhaps he isn't as
refined as you would like, but what's
the oddsl He makes old Satan get be-
hind, and makes men tired Of phoney
gods,
ls'sss' ls';s''1es s'..s...! la.s s,-,... MaakHsss>,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

Club and monkey
wrench to knock
the sinners off
their pins; he drags
them to the mourn.
ers' bench, and
makes them shake
their sordid sins,
"This Sunday ism t
orthodox, - the old
line clergyman de.
clares; "for like
an auctioneer he
talks, and mixes
argot with his pray.
$, He ism 7 lady.
like at all, and his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19
A SPANKING IN COURT.

Spank him-spank him WELL and now" was the order
of Judge Black of the Juvenile Court at Columbus Ohio
TO the probationary officer and John Oakes, aged Is by
whom kindly admonitions had been disegarded and on
whom gentle treatment had been wasted underwent the
punishment prescribed right there in the court ROOM
1t to emphasize his eanestness that the court so
rendered judgment in the of this youth whose parents
declared they could do nothing with him and who had been
pronounced ncormgbe by his teachers at school and by
the community in which he lived
The parents admitted that they had never punished the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19
AN END TO sNIvELLING.
lFrom the New York World.l

From the New York WORLDLY
James A. Farrell, president Of the
United states steel corporation, finds
that "every day records a marked i'm.
in the general situation, y
Other business men can find the same
signs Of marked improvement if they
will open their eyes, stop their calamity
bowling and get to work.
This country has been hard hit by
the war, hut taking all the circum.
stances into consideration, 1t has Jared
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19
IT'S GREAT FOR BALKY
BOWELS AND STOMACH

We want all people who have chronic
stomach trouble or constipation no mat.
ter Of how long standing, 20 try one
dose Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
one dose will convince you, This is
the medicine 10 many Of our local peo.
Pile have been taking with surprising
results. The most thorough system
cleanser ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy is sold By Leading druggists
everywhere with the positive under.
standing that your money will be re.
funded without question or quihble if
ONE bottle fails to give you absolute
satisfaction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

Governor Withycombe ought to have sufficient back
bone to veto that $4,000 appropriation to reimburse Alma
D. Katz for alleged expenditures in connection with the
be divided among crowd of Portland men, representing
clear profit to hem less the expenses incurred during the
session in order to get it through
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

A German jurist is gravely discussing the question,
Who owns the bullet in the body of wounded solder?"
Well possession is nine points of the law fairly good
claim might be for the soldier but there are
for believing that granting he was within his rights
in keeping it in him. he would be willing to waive this con-
tention, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

Now that war cloud about the size of a mans hand
has appeared on our own horizon may expect the vail
full regiment of bood-thrsy rough-rding pencil SHOW
ers for instant service-n the commissary department
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

The Dallas Chronicle: Four days
without an arrest is a record estab.
lished in this city since last Thursday,
and The Dalles is certainly becoming
an exemplary town Not even a drunk
was found who was so obstreperous
that it was necessary to make him
guest Of the city during the four days,
The police court is a deserted place,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19
Billy Sunday

His language jars the purist's soul,
MS methods jolt some sects and cults,
le springs slangy rigmarole--but
Billy Sunday gets results, He uses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19
STATE NEWS

4 * * 4 \; 4 X X 4: 4; !; x x 4 X
Fossil Journal: Since there is not
only a strong foreign demand for
horses but also an increased demand in
our home market, due to greater ac.
tiyity on the farms, the outlook is ex.
tremely favorable, not only for good
prices but also for brisk demand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

1.-TWO important bills went through the SEN
ate this afternoon if creased -Oregonan No doubt
about it grease" is in evidence plainly enough in and
around the upper house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

The Mocksburg correspondent Of the
Candy Herald chronicles this bene.
factions "rhe Walsh.Heppler sowmill
company are proving themselves pub
lie hcuefactors by utilizing their saw
dust In making foot paths throughout
this ncighhorhood. The school chill.
dren, especially are benefited, -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

Pcndlcton East Oregonian, Har.
hugers of spring the ground squirrels
are already beginning TO come out Of
their winter quarter holes where they
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

Pacific highway tree planting day
In jackson county, which was set for
February ~, has been postponed ow.
ing to the absence Of Commissioner
Madden and the resultant inability Of
the people In charge to secure the
county courts official sanction and
help. The date win be announced later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

Medford Mail.Trbune; While plow.
ing last week on the Modoc orchards
near Table Rock, portions of the ana.
tony of q human were uncovered, in
GLIDING a portion Of the collar bone,
the indentation left by an ar.
row. This is supposed to be relic Of
an Indian battle fought in that vicinity
years ago. A part of q human skull
was also found. The collar bone is on
exhibition at the Quiz, An arrow head
still imbedded. An old Indian ceme.
terry is located in that section,
Stanfield's council has taken steps
in the direction of street improvement
aud tree planting ON most liberal
scale
Dallas will vote q special election
in April ON the question of issuing
bonds In the sum of $4,000 for the
purpose Of purchasing the water plant
Portion Of the scenario Of the Cor
wallis fire brigade In action at the
Albany fire; "'lu 20 minutes after the
call was sent, Chief Graham with 9th.
crs in an automobile carrying 400 feet
Of hose, had arrived aud were at work
Others followed until so firemen were
lending helping hnnd -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

How true it is that time flies The neghbors cat now
has three grown sons in the war in backyard remarks
the Ohio State Journal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

An exchange wonders if the British censor would pass
anything regarding the Kasers poor health
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-19

hibernated during the winter, Farm.
ers report seeing good many Of the
little grain destroycrs scampering
about during the warm days Of the
past two weeks
Burns News From most sections
Of the county the report comes that
the rabbits are getting so few that It
is hardly profitable to hunt them as a
wage'eotnnig purpose. IL is not known
whether they are leaving OF diving off
and i does not matter so long as this
pest is out Of the way and the farm.
era are assured their crops will grow
to maturity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-29
CHANGES MANAGEMENT.

MT. Fred Danielws of the Board of Trade restaurant has disposed of his holdings In the we'll known and popular establishment and will retire from the management on November first, &C., this afternoon The restaurant will in the future be under the management of the well known restauranteur, MT. Geo. CT of the building in which the estab- lishment is located. Mr. Daniels will remain in, this winter and contemplates creek or some other section of the ter ritory.
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REPORTED
 SUBMARINES
 AGAIN ACTIVE
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LONDON. Oct 29-The officers of the British steamer Narwahl arriving here this morning reported being chas- ed by a submarine vessel for several miles off North Foreland yesterday Owing to the superior sped of the Brit ish vessel the under water boat was not able to approach close enough this Is an indication that the Germans are again active and will commence to operate under cover of the foggy wea
 ther which prevails in the channel during the present season of the year.
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400 THREATENED
 BY FLAMES
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 LISBON, Oct 29.-An unic sntified steamer with over four hundred men. women and children aboard Is afire forty miles off the Portuguese coast. according to wireless flash received here this afternoon. The message from the ship stated that fire had broken out and that the vessel was burning iercely.
 The message was interrupted for some unknown reason before being completed and the name of the ship was not ascertained. A large number of fishing boats have hurried to the scene with all possible speed in an en- deavor to assist.
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CEN'L JOFFRE
 VISITS ENGLAND
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 LONDON, Oct. 29.-The announce ment that General Joffre, commander in chief of the allied forces on the western front, is at present in England has caused a vast deal of speculation as to the reason for the unexpected visit and it is viewed as a matter of extreme significance The official aatement relative to the visit says merely that the great military leader is here for a consultation with the British officials.
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SEATTLE HAS 4
 COSTLY DOCK FIRE
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 SEATTLE, Oct. 29.-One of the cost Hest water front fires of recent years destroyed pier 14 last night and for a time threatened to sweep the water outbreak were stored goods valued at nearly three-fourths of a million dol lars practically all of which were en- tirely consumed.
 The entire city fire department was called out before the flames were checked and the battle between the fireboats and land companies continued
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BRITISH LOSSES NEARLY HALF
 MILLION
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 LONDON. Oct 29.-Addressing the house of commons this morning rela- tive to the war situation, Premier As- quith admitted that the total of the British losses during the war period will reach nearly one-half million de- spite the comparatively small number of troops engaged on the British side. The actual losses as given by Asquith were 493,294 of which about three fourths had been lost In the fighting along the western front.
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LONDON, Oct. 29.-Heavy artillery actions interspersed with skrmishing infantry attacks have been the fea- lures of the fighting along the western front, according to both French and German reports reaching here today.
 X continuous artillery duel has been in progress along the whole line from Verdun to the west for the past twelve hours with the exception of points near the Argonne and below Souchez where both side have made determined infantry assaults.
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RUSSIANS GAINING
 STEADILY; GAL|C|A
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PETROGRAD oct. 29.-Extensive and continued gains in the Galician war zone are recorded in the war office bulletins for the past several days and the Russian forces are again sweeping forward toward the Carpathians The situation is viewed by the general staff troops Is excellent and there Is every reason to believe that the province will be again In the hands of the invading forces by the opening of spring
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CHINA ADVISED
 AGAINST CHANGING
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 PPEKIN, Oct 2s.-It Is persistently rumored that both England and Japan have advised the Yuan government against attempting to change the pres ent to a monarchical form of govern ment. It is believed here that this will have a most wholesome effect in suppressingl the presidents monarchica inclinations as 1t Is hinted that the foreign advice hinted that neither coun- try would be inclined to view with favor change of the character sug- gested.
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REPORTED BULGARS
 AGAIN LOSE
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SALONIKA, Oct 2.-Reports from Southern Serbia indicate that the Bull garians have again been badly whipped by the combined Serbian and British forces at some point to the southeast of the last big battle along the Vardar. The Serbian forces apparently entrap- ped the enemy in the mountain defiles and inflicted heavy loss before they could concentrate for effective action.
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FRANCE WILL HAVE
 COALITION CABINET

premier. In addition to this expres- sion of sentiment, Briand has further respect by rendering places on the cab inet to six former premiers besides making every effort to show that tho adherents of all parties are welcome. No news as to the number 90 far se- lected has ben forthcoming today.
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KING GEORGE
 TAKES A TUMBLE
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LONDON, Oct. 29.-Reports from General French today state that King
 George was the victim of a bad fall while reviewing the British troops on the western war front yesterday. The horse on which the king was riding be- No bones were broken and aside from number of severe bruises the ruler was uninjured.
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According to the cancellations of the local agents, the Victoria will arrive here Sunday evening in the event that the weather remains untroubled. How 1t will be on the present trip only time Vie has brought a storm on practically every trip of the season.
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RUSSIAN FLEET DOES
 IMMENSE DAMAGE
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ATHENS, Ot.c 29.-Balkan reports state that the bombardment of the Bulgarian coast by the Russian Black sea fleet has caused an immense amount of damage to the cities of Verna and Baltchik and two forts along the coast have been completely destroyed. It is generally indicated that the Russians are preparing the w for an attempt to land troops at some point along the coast.
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WILSON WEDDING WILL BE A
 SMALL AFFAIR
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SEATTLE, Oct. 29.--Announcements from Washington today indicate that the forthcoming wedding of the chief executive will be modest affair and only the most intimate friends of the couple will be given invitations. The statements is authorized from the White House that the number of invi- tations Issued will be less than fifty.
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BERLIN, Oct. 29.-Constantinople dispatches today assert that there are evidences that the allies are preparing b withdraw from the Gallipoli cam paign and abandon the attempt to reach Cuns,antinoOple. The reports says that transports are arriving on the Gulf of Saros and the allied reserve troops are apparently falling back at several points as if in preparation to embark on the troop ships.
 It is anticipated here that the with 5rawal of the hostile forces from that section will result in the practical
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RUSSIANS ARE
 PRESENTING
 SOLID FRONT
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BERLIN, Oct. 29.--The general staff announces that the Russian position at Dvinsk is still holding out against the are gradually drawing nearer The Germans are gradually drawing a cor don around both the city and the de- lending forces with prospect that the defendants will be captured. West of the town the Russians are maintaining a solid front and offering stubborn re- sistence.
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ROUMAN|A PREPARING
 ID JOIN SLAvS
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 ATHENS, Oct 29.-Roumanian ad- vices today lead to the belief that the encouraging offers of Russia are be- ing received by the Roumanians with complaisanee and there is every indiea- ton that an understanding of some na- ture exists. The reports state that con the representatives of the czar and the Roumanian ministry while there Is Il noticeable increase of activities In the military department of the govern ment
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THREE HUNDRED VICTIMS OF THE
 LUz0N TYPHOON

out exception the small villages along
 the western coasts have been swept out of existence and the hemp and eral instances the waters were forced upon the land for q distance of nearly q half mile and every thing was com- )letely destroyed.
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!. A complete exposition of the wealth, resources and interesting features of Seward peninsula. Nugget Mining and Dredging Edition. Now on sale at the office and book stores.
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 PARIS, Oct. 29-The new French cabinet will be a coalition affair. An day when Premier Aristlde Briand said that no question of political connection must come up in the formation of the new ministry.
 Politics must be left behind and for gotten in this gloomy hour" said the
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LOCAL NEWS

With the exception of the Flyer all of the vessels of the mosquito fleet are either on shore for the winter or are on the way. The Flyer will be hauled up tomorrow marking the end of navigation for the smaller vessels of the commerce fleet
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The Nugget Is giving its subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue to do so. Send in your name and have the Nugget delivered to your home CT 1ifice. Do if now
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The Nugget Mining Edition is larg- CT ard better than ever. Tells all about the country. Send one to your friends on the outside. Soc per copy, $500 per dozen or mailed to any address upon receipt of six cents additional per copy.
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HEAVY ACTIONS AL0NG
 THE WESTERN FR0NT

The Germans were heavily repulsed near the village of Valies and lost a considerab ble number of men in a heavy counter attack of the French troops. The Germans were driven from two lines of entrenchments which were subsequently, abandoned by their cap tors under heavy artillery lombard = rnent
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Tells everything about Seward Pen- insula and its resources; Mining and Dredging Edition. ready about October 1s. soc per copy. $500 per dozen.
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RUSSIANS COMMENCE
 NEW OFFENSIVE
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PETROGRAD Oct. 29.-The Russian forces have renewed the attack on the German right in the region southeast of Marienburg and a big battle is re- ported to be raging along a twenty mile front. It is indicated that the Rus sian general staff are preparing for a general renewal of the offensive along the entire eastern line.
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All about the resources and indus Mining and Dredging edition. Price Soc per copy, on sale at all news stands.
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MANILA. Oct. 29.-Complete reports from the district in Southern Luzon swept by the great typhoon Tuesday disclose that fully three hundred peo- pie were killed and injured as a result eight are known to be dead and near ly an equal number are missing and
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