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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
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cs 10 porfrefflid g%ell1llgen lit, in 0as
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lueldJcr ibr @elegenbcit ge6otell miro,
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Dies Die uiSrau Iorl ter 5pal0ing" ,
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Ben 2iebe 5l1 ibrell &irloern manhn1ol
ben &opf perliert, uno mal1 ibr trob=
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Jralr 1orlterin ipielel1, iino quite
allfgaben 5llgeIauen, meld]e lie aber
int Der beltelt @eiis ST loien miiien
meroer. Sri. Welloer miro lid} int ei=
ner Gbarafterroue 5eige1, meld1e ga111
bon ibren friiberel1 &ollel1 ablpeid)t:
lie miro uber mth biele Nufgabe 81
l0ie1l 4pillelr. Gas 5tiif bat eipeu
groBen fiinltleriiGen @ertb ll1o iou.
tie nien1allo peridllmelr, iib oasiel6e
an5niebe1. Die 9erren, meld1e in Gen
5tiide IN groBen, Didtigen Gollen be.
lda!ttgt 1il1o, lperOen mir i'll einen
nadylten glrtifel ~gebiibrenO gu miroi.
gen miilen.
Ser @orperfouf ser Gicfets begimlt
beltte IN Sarliens Mpotbefe, unb lit es
5n empfebler1 lid redt5eitig Iidets
5n %relerpiren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
StaDt unb Gpn1D.
sonnerstag, ben 8. 9eSembcr.
aleiue @tabt=M enigteiten.
in flcil1cn aiitell, 20

S3igarren in f%leil1cl &iitel, pdi=
ienoe @5einlabtsgeidgnfe. Hiepe'S
Mpotbete. (9ll5.)
@elte 9fbefS finoot Sic rese(=
l1aBi9c Manatssgriamulun9 Der Ga
henport S%ltrlsealejnoe Isatt. 60 out
berit uid5ti1e 5Qd1an AMI Der Cages
pr0nfa1 istben iino pic Mit9Iieoer
prind)t, iir ID 5a3lr2idl pie mloglid)
ei~ll5niuNoeN.
@or Gidter 2etts bnt aeIterll
sSadnlittag sic Gerbalollnla sagerl
Sen Der 5dedidNmiroelei al9efla9tell
Sorru 3. 2erorL, ser fiir5lid alls
@anaoa atriidttrallsportirt mtroe, &C.
aolmcl. 1ie @rano SSllrD bot bier
Slllflaaepunfte gcgelr 2enlol1 er6pbell.
Senlon miro Don Slnlpalt @Qloo Ga=
der ~pcrt6ciol9t.
sSlt einenl @ra6en eli Scr 9eoro
g9raop Strobc nl9efahr 5lpci @lods
iiiolid6 DOM Sud- Street, mItroe gclterl
Wioracl Elm perlalielles Iorb slllto=
hl0bil 9efllllSen l1llo nod Der Stunt
mel Garage III Davenport ge5oael.
Gus Ilttolnobil m1roe Dor mebrerell
N3orats1 bon 6errl1 s.. $. @illeps
BON 9to. Z Moolepelt sSlots pcrfallft.
Ger jetl8e gi9ent1ilmer Oes &raft=
lnagens lit nod llid)t eul1ittelt NOR
,Nelt.
\. s. 5ulltooll, @eIdaftsfii6rcr
Scr sri=@itp &ailmop Company,
lpobnte uoroeiiern 9(bello elmer Ser
iamlllullg 0es Giua9e 9oaro bon
gilois bel lllo erflarte, Dob Die Stro=
benbobn9e'clidait in fllr5er 3eit ollc
20 0tlnattcn elne1 Strabelrbabnuo=
gen IBIS iieben lt6r Nbclos nod gil=
pis faArcn lailell milrGe. Ias be
hc1tet cine lpelelltlld5e Gerbelierll1a
ncs icbigell 3ietitcs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

geaebell, mafiir SEER @riicflrer per-
ipradl, l1idlt apie0er hQrlll11 a16llilt=
del1. 8arnm aber Der llcbt es
Serr Wriifl1er ridt einllol inn Mp=
not NIT eillem @odantog2 Sic bier
fri,ber ipielenoe ct. Souls @eiea=
ld]aft bat falt al1sidlieBlib ibrc 8or=
lteQllngen ant Iou1erstag gegcbel1,
nrlo 'ba5en itets gan5. nsnebmlbare
Saltler ae5ogelt.
@ir bc6el1 nodar1ols l6erbor, bab
oas Spernbolls Ser I6eatcra@elell Ell
ldaft fiir ieoen somntag our @erfii=
glllg it a II . l1lo ferllerbil leill miro,
mutt Mllsl1abnc oes am %. 9epp. itutt=
gefllll0enenf Sfat=In1rllamerts, mo-
rilber Serr griidl1er ltnterridtet 1par.
3l1 %beoal1ern lit es, 0ob oiele I'M
lieblmnell Mllseinanoer le5llllgcn alt
Die Seffentlidfeit aelangte1, jc0odp
miro it'd, Die 6olbing So. iiber ettpa=
isaa Gor1piirfe SIT redtfertige1 miliell;
alld) miro lie tets benliibt bleibell,
3aocltpurt Oiele tiid)tigc 56eaters@c=
lell1d]aft SIT er6altet.
Davenport Il1rl1balle Soloing So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
Mcltcr sfat=G lm6.

Sn Ser Nororpef Davenport I1lrn=
l6aae mur0e gcitern M6el1b EN- lleller
tSfat=&lltb ans Der Iatfe geboben.
.25 Men5elritter arii1pbeten cine tent
porare Organization Die an1 Cont
tag 9faAnlittog Inn ei1l llbr in cine
%pernlanelltc rarlpallDelt perocn loll.
'sllc Sfatlpieler iii georblpclt Gapcn=
port, Die Iid) Ser l1eltell gereil1igllnlg
al15l1l6licBen geoeltfell, iil1o ge6eten,
ltd am Son1tag Nittag Inn eil1 l1br
III Der ~gSoromelt 3aDelport Iurllbal=
le ein5nfin0en. slls tempororer Gor=
iiber flllrgirte geIerll M6eno SEER
SsSu6l1 Sa1f ltlo als temporGrer &C.
ifretar Ser Albert gggert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
&ciiercr straBcuba(uoicl1it

Son Nreitag o6 miro 5ipiidlcll Oell
Gcld)dftspiitriften Don God Sslano
llllo I1pline Elm ~ Mfillltelr Strs
benGabnOienit cinaefilbrt meroell, luie
geltcrn pnn @eiGaftsfiibrcr @lllltpull
nom Ser straBsnbabngelelidaft Re
falllt oege6en mllrSe.'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
Ser &aDrbeit bic Gbrc !!
gnperuiior SenrD @erts ban0clte
i'll Der Dorseltrigcn S,Bnllg Der
Seboroc p0nig forfeit,
Mndltc iidl ueocr eii1cr Miiindtnra
bcs GeridJts Idlnlbig, nod
aflafftc CT cine 9ieip=
luttpn an.
S5atiadel1 ol1f Ben aopf aeitcllt; per
Ipllidler gll8riff aus partcl-
pplitild1c1 8rinloell.
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SSll elmer ellgliIdpn Setting CT
Idllell Qeitcrlt inter bent Sltcl u8ers
r"eflliea to tolforn1 10 Golrt Sr0ers"
cin often Shatladlen bolNlipredenOer
9(rtiftI iiber ois oorgel tern Nabmit=
ta9 abaehaltele Slblllg Der Sl1aer=
pVorcnbehorOe. S1l Oenl GUS partel=
poiitiid,en @riilloen ptIonmellgGirn=
nlcrtcn geridt lparoen hena Gor=
~libenoen Ger Observation-Disclosures
@nrte int 0elt N}llno qeleat, Die bic
ier llien1als ~aeallBert bat nno oie oa=
Ter iii Der Hlntpclfaamler oes &c
birna eines uShatiadpn b%ringenoen"
geridIteritatters clltitalloell iill0. Ser
DON rerionlid1an GGhaliigfeiten gcgell
Superpilor &enrp GSerb itrptenoe 9lr=
tifel ltellt nit fiibler Gcradtlnlg ico=
ueScr soGlf Die gehmlptltn9 OUT,
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te, illoenl CT crflart hoben loll. oob
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richte. TcrliFr heibt IS in oen1 @e=
rid)t 5lpeimoI, Sab SEER @erb cine
%porasbrad)tc Meiollttion mlaeflafif
balsl.
Scr sdaSsl o~eSjenigen gcridt-
crIlatters, lpeld}er es magt, cinem
Gcllfenoell un0 intelligenten 9eler=
frelie eil1 ipldi' hmleMid,elas Glcd)
Dorlesen 81 0iirien, nluB eiller pradGt=
pollcn Ilmfelfanmcr dhnelu. Sod
MIN SIR SeltlcRllla Ser IlatIaden.
So. Collins Gat's @prt.
Sn nnierer ltnterreolnag NIT
Golntp=slltoitor Go. Gollils, BENT Se=
fret1r Scr Observation-Disclosures, er=
nlbrell mir IoSaclloes:
Sic llntcritllblulg Don a%6gnllgigell
&illoerl ltlO 0erelt Nli!tter erfolgte
bislm1g 0ltrdl Sic Sl1perpiiorc15elor=
De. 1ic Mliittcr erbielten aus einenl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mol1Gi!i6e 9ei=
|tragc. 9(us spariunfeitsgriinoen fir
Dos Gprntp mllroel Iolde llnter=
lll6HlYtu ~ 4pelllY lple HlpYlluJ Qll
bic grpBc Glocfe Scr Scffentlid}feit
gc3angt.
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lleltell Don Der segislatnr ongalonl=
n1elle1 Gelebe5 4per0en 0ic'c l1l1ter=
lTiltul1gell lebt in Gcitalt bon 8itt=
mel-Gelllioncn bon eilrsal 9}id)ter ei=
mes 1Vtriftsgeridts gerDabrf. aiirS=
lld) lat Midter 5beorbill1s cine 9m=
5a1l loldler @ittmenpeniionen ge=
uahrt. 3aranfbin erbielt County
Inoitor So. Collins 3a5llnngsnrpei=
Illlrgell fi}r Die 9elpaGrten Neniiolpll
alsgcltellt. Gr fonllte ilroelIall Sic
9llpeiillllgell nid}t alls5ablet, che Bic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
@asar ersibt far 5000 Mei%nac,uinn.

Ser norgeltert1 Mbeno int Iriellolp
|Sonie abgebalter1e 8u5ar Ser oeutlh-
lutberiIden 3reieinigfeitsgemeinbe
.bat einen &ai11gepi1m bon fait $500
ergeben, mie ulls geItern Ibeno bon
Galtor Sorn mitget6eilt 1puroe. 6err
&arrp 0olpner bonn 6riel1Olp @ollle
ldabt bic 3abl Der 8eiuder al1f
1900 bis 1900 Nerlo1te1r.
Sci 0em i'm lebtel1 Sabre abge6al=
tel1en erlten Ga5ar Der @enleinoe
muroe ein &einertrng bon $3.50 er=
|5ielt. 3as @elo miro 5l1r M,3ab=
lllng Ser 5datloelt fir 0as Dor alpei
SSabrel1 bon Ser 8en1einoe gefaufte
@run0ltiid an ser z. mo 8il1e Str.
benllbt merbell. Gas grlrnoltiid fat
einen Iladelinbalt bon $50 bei 1872
limo bietat ollBer Dem Oararf lieben-
ben @ebdlroe Galum fir Sen Mellbol1
elmer &irebe. Gle mtf Oem @r1no=
ltiIf rll6ell0e S%d)uloenlalt lit mn nod,
gering.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
Watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Carl e. Schlega<S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09
9(lt=Seioel6era

slm Tormerstag, Treitag lll1o
sonnabello lad)iter @od)c miro illl
Idl1ilp Tbeoter bas olIen 1elttidcl1
moblbcfannte uMlt-@eibelberg" it
@al1oel6iloer1l allf Sic 2einpal1o
fclnlHen, lllO 5rpar nit moglid)It lla-
tltrgetreller5 5el1erie l1l10 elmer probt=
pollel1 Geleblng. @ir peroen lloeb
naber alf bic gorfii9rluleen 5uriid-
tomnlelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-09

- Slben sic fdlon Slo Miiiion
8ier probirt2 gleib nit Sem beIten
importirten gier lnb empfoGIen bon
Ben 3oftoren. Rod Sslanb gremina
60 Wns.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
BECOMING TOO GREEDY.

The Pendleton Daily East Oregonian has an editorial
which is pertinent at this time. 1t deals with subject
upon which the public should be fully informed in order
that they may know the source from which newspaper
articles and special publications emanate The East Ore
gonian says
There are certain interests in this state that would
like to see municipality owned public utilities placed under
the supervision Of the state utility commission and they
are engaging in some publicity work to that end
"They viii bear watching. When public service cor
poaons think they put any such scheme that
they are getting bold indeed The purpose in municipal
plants such as water plants light plants, is to provide
service at the lowest possible rates to the consumers The
only possible reason for wanting them under the state
commission must consist in desire to force cities and
towns to charge not to compete so effectively
with private corporations carrying watered stock and eX
cessiye overhead charges.
II" the public service corporations OF Oregon can make
headway with such proposal will next be in order for
the transcontnena railroads to demand that the Panama
canal rates be regulated by commission that the wa
ter rate will never be lower than the rail rate
"The fact that times may be temporarily depressed is
TO- reason why the halter of corporate fuedasm should
be fastened more tightly upon the country"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
BILLY SUNDAY A copy CAT?

Whoever attempts to set up new idea or new prac
tce is at first conempMousy assailed as crazy freak
Then as his idea gains in popularity he is accused Of hav
ing stoenit Finally when his idea has become generally
accepted "poohpooh and complacently declare that
we always knew it and were always for it.
Billy Sunday, heretofore sneered at as an unprece-
dened freak has reached the point in progress to be
cused of being only cheap imitator The Reverend Billy
is coming up notch
London of 1929 had Rev. Mr.. Henley, whom contem-
porary described entering behind the pulpit like har
lequn and "at large leap jumping into it and falling
to work His notions the orator beat into the audience
with hands, arms legs and head as if peoples under
standings were to be knocked down with blows"
Like Billy Sunday, Henley bade defiance to regular
church methods IF any bishop clergyman or other sub
iect Of His Majesty could equal the variety and results
of his performance, he would quit"
Striking descriptive portraits of Henley are found in
Pope and in Leigh Hunts "The Town"
1t is somewhat comforting to know that such methods
and the popular response to them are not peculiar to our
time and country.
More interesting than all else is the fact that Rev,
Biys accusers and condemners have been compelled to
take long step backward He has evolved the freak
chysalis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
LITTLE BOBBIE'S PA

Husband, deer, sed Ma to Pa last
mite, a old maid friend Of mine is cum.
ming to the house tonite and she is
very fond Of English Litratur toald
her that her talk on that subject wud
be very interesting to you and that
yon wud be at hoan
am sorry, scd Pa, had two tickets
at the rngsde TO see Battling Ruff
housky 30 ten rounds with Yung Gel.
ioth, and | asked my friend Billy
Keeucr TO 70 along with us, and hate
TO disappoint HIM Thare iscnt any
thing elevatng In q fite, sed Ma, and
YOU can't improve yure mind watching
two brutes hnmmering each other
around a ring, You must stay here aud
visit this evening with Miss Neersilk
Aud Jest then heefor Pa could say
any moar Mas friend cain. She was
kind of thin and her noas was kind Of
blue, il looked funny along side of
PA y noas, his noas Is red. Pa looked
at her kind Of like he looks at the gas
pollccktor hut he sed nice enuff won Z
YOU sit down, my wife tells me that
YOU arc vary fond Of English Literatur.
n is my very life, my whole existens,
scd Mas friend. without communlng
with the old English masters / cud
not be happy one moment, she sed DO
you know the Deserted Villiagol she
asked Pa.
I know one, sed Pa, Il Ia WHARF a real
estate man sold me two lots one mite
wen | was slipping too much Tom and
Jerry lou ought 10 see the burg them
lots is, sed Pa,
on, but mean the butiful poem
wich was roto Nv Oliver Goldsmith, she
scl, II was IN TINT poem that he az.
tered the dcthlcss utterOucc wiCh says:
IN fares the hud to nasicn-ing illg a
prey
Ware wcllh accumates and men dec
kay.
Oh YES, scd Pa, I was always very
fond Of that poem. used 20 reed V IN
skool. lie rotc another grand thing,
sod Pa the Face on the Bar room floor.
10 not recall u, sod Mas freud,
are YOU sure II was rotc by Oliver
Goldsmith.
Pretty mrc ,scd Pa, but ! wuddent
bet you u hoS Of candy aggcnsi kiss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
PUATUM NOTES

Capital journal Special Seryice)
Pratm, Orcg Jan. 2f,---Miss Leuda
Leisy has returned hon,c from Silver.
ton, where she has been for some time.
Mr. aud Mrs Enoca Melty spent last
Saturdayand sunday in Salem, visiting
friends and relatives
The Christian Endeavor Of the Men.
monte church had Ldiscussion last Sun
day evening on the following tolic,
Resolved, That the life Of Joseph has
resulted in more practical good to hu-
manity than the life Of Daniel. - Such
discussions, ON similar topics, will be
part OF the program in the future.
Many of the children, as well ms sew.
eral of the grown foles of the conmun.
ity, are suffering from severe colds aud
cofe throats Some are Quitc'ill.
Miss Alma Gerber left last week for
Sacm.
Mrs, Gideon Wolty has been very ill
but Is repeated to be improving.
Several young people Of this vicinity
walked up TO Central Howell last Fri-
day evening, expecting 10 attend pro.
gram Upon arriving at the place they
found the hall locked up, no lights, and
an appalling quiet everywhere After
waiting awhile they returned home de-
iectcdly. The program has been post.
pouol until next Friday evening.
The Franklin Literary society holds
rs next meeting January ~. Every.
body Is invited to attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
MANY LEADING THINKERS
OPPOSE SEX HYGIENE

The United States commissioner OF
education has Of late come in for con.
siderable criticism because of an en-.
dorsement, in his recent annual report
of sex hygiene for public schools. This
is not surprising, in view of the wide.
spread resistance to this attempted in.
novotion in our popular education.
Leading statesmen, educators, clergy.
men, and even physicians of national
reputation, are on record as being un.
compromising in their opposition. Ex.
President Taft, in addressing the grad.
yates Of the Pierce Business School Of
Philadelphia, held that pursuit Of edu.
cation in sex hygiene is full of dan.
gers, If carried on in the general pub.
lie schools. ~ deny" he said, "that
the so.called prudishucss and avoidance
of nasty subjects in the last generation
has ever blinded any substantial mum.
Der Of girls or boys to the wickedncss
of vice, or made them easier victims of
temptation" "
Governor Edward p. Dunno, Of hi.
nois, in letter addressed TO the prcsi.
dent Of the state university, express.
ed the conviction that the teaching of
sex hygiene twin induce rather than
suppress immortality and unchastity. -
Personally" said Governor Dnnno.
81 would not permit my young and in.
uocent daughters TO be sent 10 either
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21

or anything like gambling. Sum of the
lines cum back to me, though, like this;
You lie, | seen you steel that ace!
A crashing blow rite in the face
A pistols shot aud deth S disgrace
Was in that pack Of cards.
Then Mas friend beegan to look at
Pa kind Of hard. fecr you are try
ing to Jest with me, she sed. | ann
scerius in my conversashun, but feer
you are trying to be comickal
No, my deer sed Ma to her friend,
my husband inseut eomickal, he is
hopeless. His idecs Of humor are about
as funny as foreclosure Of mort.
gage. Why doant you talk scnsibel TO
my friend about English Literaturl she
sed to Pa.
Beekaus want to 20 to that fite,
sod Pa, and Pa went, too
Wen ! grow up ! am going TO 70 to
fites beekaus | doant like oil maids
and English Litcrahr any moar than
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
BUYING AT HOME.

Eugene Register)
G. d. Rorer was absolutely right
when he asserted at the annual meet
ing Of the Lane County Credit associa-
tion night before last that the practice
of buying away from home is against
good public policy When dollar that
might be kept at home is sent away it
is exactly the same as bidding a gool
customer goodbye, lor it will do the
conmnnity no more good, Trading at
home is one Of the first principles Of
good business
Mail ccder house buying is a custom
that should be checked il the home
community is to be built up as it
should be, but il is by no means the
only buy away from home evil. Eu-
gene Tor instance, brings in from, else
where over 800 worth of butter every
day aud sells it in competition with
the butter that is made here Eugene
has en- excellent cannery, but it buys
most OF its canned goods somewhere
else. Eugene has many factories max
ing articles Of everyday use, yet they
are compelled to look elsewhere for
their market, This is wrong.
The home merchant thunders against
the mail order house. He tells--and
tells truthfulIy-of tine damage that is
done to home development by buying
at points that are far removed from
the buyers home lie is right in his
contention, for mail order house buy.
ing is a menace to local posperty.
But he should make sure that he, too,
buys at home wherever possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
- Editorial Page of THE Capital Journal -

The recent move Of the city council to require requ
siton from departmental heads before goods supplies
purchased the of the city step in the drec
some ndiscrimnate buying. The fact that this rule has
never been in force in Salem Indicative Of the primitive
methods that have prevailed in the past not only in Salem
but in other cities of the country An inventory of the
supplies hand in the fire department and in the street
apartment is being required for the first time yet few
successful merchants Of this city started the year
without taking stock The city counclmen and mayor
have been selected members Of the board of directors
if $15000000 corporation with thousands of stockhod
ers Truly big business undertaking, and the
ell seems to be plugging number of small leaks in the
city administration by the simple expedent Of the bus
ness man carrying his business methods into the council
chamber instead Of leaving them locked up in the down.
town office and juggling municipal affairs as recrea-
ton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21

a public or private school whore sex
hygiene is discussed in public, in their
hearing and in the hearing of children
Of their tender age. "
Ex-Governor Joseph w. Folk, of Mis-
souri, who is now such a prominent fig
ure in federal investigation work, is
on record as strongly opposed to this
proposed innovation. Bishop Charles
P. Anderson, Of Chicago, Rev. George
T. Williams, D. d., of Philadelphia, SUI
perintendent Roncovieri OF the San
Francisco public schools, and President
TierneN Of Woodstock college, Mary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
NOSE CL0G6ED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

Ahl What relief Your cloggcd nos.
trlls open right up, the air passages Of
your head are clear and you can breathe
freely No moro hawking, snuffing
mucous discharge, headache, drynoss--.
no struggling for breath at night, your
cold or catarrh Is gone.
Don't stay stuffed upl Get a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now, Apply a little Of this
fragrant antiseptic croum in your nos.
trils let Il penetrate through every Dir
passage Of the head: soothe and heal
tho swollen, inflamod mucous membrane,
giving You instant relief. Ely's Cream
Balm is Just what overy cold and en-
tarrh sufferer has bcen seeking. It's
just splendid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21

llutll VI ltdI anu
carking care, taat
one who would in.
crease the woe we
size mp as a public
foe. Too many peo.
pie kick and knock;
we hear too much
depressing talk, too
much oe doubt and
dole aud talk
happiness instead Of
glooml Talk happi-
ness and you will
fetch new courage
to some hopeless
wretch. YOU II brace
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21

up tired, despondent men, so they will
get their grip again; the message in
your hopeful words will travel faster
than the birds, and help mere people,
far and near than you could number
in year Oh, get tae habit, right
away while yet the year is young and
gay Make up your mind to can the
whine, and keep your eyes from leak.
ing brine, behind your whiskers let
there be smile that speaks of faith
and glec. Go down among the croaking
boys, and shame them with your cheer
ful noise. For life is short, and we
shoild strive to have our fun while
yet alive; il we'd do that we must be.
lieye tnat It is foolishness to grieve;
for doubts and fears we II have no
room; talk happiness instead Of gloom.
sssrIsh. ,n,w NJ M
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21

aching, swollen, smarting fcat Your ioet
Just tingle for joys shoes never hurt Or
seem tight.
Get 25 cent box Of "TIz" now from
any druggist or department. store. End
loot torture iorever-wear smaller shoes,
Keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21

Senator Bingham, of Lane county, is undoubtedly on
Che right track in fatherng bill to limit the tax eyyng
power of the counties 1t is well known by all who have
studied the question of taxation carefully that the state
levy is only small part of the taxpayers burden The
really heavy cost of government comes from county and
school eves, and it is Senator Bnghams idea that the
county courts, well the state officials, should be
forced prune their budgets carefully and exercise the
greatest possible economy in expenditures 1t is to be
hoped that the proposed measure will pass the legislature
and become law