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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
- Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal -

Dun'S Commercial Review of last week notes that
most of the developments along lines of further
Strengthening of confidence and moderate though per-
ceptbe expansion in trade activity Nothing illustrates
more viyidly the enormous gains made in the last six
months than the decline in foreign exchange to quota
tions far below the usual gold import point but while
gold has been drawn from Canada, money is in
ample supply that large shipments not needed;
indeed credit supplies great that following the
ample of the Pennsylvania railroad the New York Cen
trail has announced new $10000000O bond issue Finan-
cia the United States becoming sounder and strong
er every day. The European still hangs a cloud
the situation and questions Of the rights of neutraS
acute and render still difficult the shipping
problem Exports however, continue in great volume
creating big balance of international trade in favor Of
this country and than offsetting the return Of
American securities from abroad During the latest week
the of exports amounted to the great of S3
$4,000 The outward movement of cotton aggregating
in nine weeks 100000 bales has changed conditions
in the south from depression and alarm to feeling of
comparative security which must increase steadily. The
services Of the cotton pool have not been required Rail
road earnings in January showed decline from the pre-
vous year of 1913 per pent but traffic conditions i'm
proving, and equipment orders being placed though
in conservative volume In iron and Steel these demands
in connection with large export sales, encouraging
features and optimistic review Of trade conditions by
the chief executive of the steel corporation of the
events Of the week. Retail trade for the moment rather
Inactive but reports indicate generally low stocks.
feeling Of confidence prevails particularly in sections fa
vOred by the high prices for farm products Cotton goods
continue firm The silk trade is irregular but conditions
described generally satisfactory Higher prices for
wooden goods due to the strength of WOOL tend to
strict demand but the volume of business is believed to be
well in advance of last year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

The silk manufacturers Of the United States in thirty
five years since 1880 have increased the value of their out
put from Sal 100000 to upward of 2000OO0OO have con-
sumed in that time about 450O00OOO pounds of raw ma
tera and have increased their proportion of the domes
tic consumption of silk goods from little over one-haf
the total in 1880 to than fourffths in 1910 the lat
est year covered by the reports of the government The
fiscal year 1914 surpassed all previous years in the guam
ty Of raw silk imported into this country the total fo
that year. according to the figures of the bureau of for
egn and domestic commerce. department of commerce, be-
ing 345OO0OO pounds against 32OOOO0O0 in 1913, 13OOO
600 in 1900 25000OO in 1880 and half a million in 1870
This rapid growth Of the imports of raw silk is reflected
in the rapid expansion of the product of domestic silk man
vfacurng establishments the value thereof rising stead
lily from $120000OO in 1870 to $4l0O00OO in $780, $751;,
100000 in 1890 07000000 in 1900 and $197OOOO0O in
1910 The importation Of silk manufactures has been con-
vesey affected and the value of silk goods imported last
year. S35455000 is less than the total record of thirty
years ago. and substantially the same as that of sixty
years ago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
OREGON, THE FREAK STATE.
(NIedford Mail.Tnbuncl

(Medford Mai. .Tnbune.)
The Tory journals of Oregon have
been in the habit of advertising Ore.
gon as the freak state, because the pco.
pie have the right TO make laws, and
unmukc them Direct legislation has
brought disgrace upon the people OF
this state, according to the hired press
Of monopoly As result of this sys.
tcmatic misrepresentation. at the last
election the people permitted the reac.
tionnrics 10 gain strong membership
in the legislative assembly that just ad.
iourned.
Comparisons are odious but at this
time seem to be in order. [ Rem Of
Oregon Sity has been for years the tar.
get Of abuse and censure because he
futhered scheme 70 make the govern.
ment responsible TO the people Ac.
cording to some, this Is calamity and
a crime, II has been denounced as such,
and taking courage from such dcnunciu.
tions, we have In the session lust adj.
iourncd had good examples Of the
ideals of those who believe the mass Of
the people are too ignorant and stupid
70 lcgislute for themselves,
II seems not 10 occur TO these rcac.
tiouares that the fault is not With the
system, but with the people. Ii has
not occurred to them that It is possible
to raise the standard Of the popular in.
telligencc 10 meet the opportunities of
the system Instead Of that there
were studied attempts TO pass laws that
will deprive the people OF the right to
pass upon legislation by attaching an
emergency clause 20 spoils measures
that might be unpopular, and thus elm,
mate the consent Of the governed.
The effort to choke and strangle the
people into submission to boss rule has
been largely successful The people
have been betrayed Their rights have
been boldly stolen, their privileges
have been coutemptuously trampled on
for the time being.
What the tories In the state senate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
GOVERNING THE OTHER FELLOW.

"Self-government" is misnomer. Real selt-goYeln-
ment of course, is government at ALL By sefgoVerr
ment we each restraint OF the other fellow And
there of it to the square inch IN our own blessed
country perhaps than anywhere else on earth.
proposed law in Kansas prohibits the piercing OF Wo
mems ears and the wearing OF earrings IN public a1er
night
resident of Kansas town told writer IN the New
York Sum- "The people of Kansas licked almost to
death by the legislators There many laws against
everything and so many busybodies pryng around trying
to convict some one Of something that people are even
afraid to leave their homes"
Cranks and busybOdies are having their own way IN
MANY other states Temptation to regulate other peo
pies conduct is not confined to any one class or commu
nifty
In Texas if cards are played two nights in succession
in the same house. those playing will be arrested and
fined or imprisoned both The law there forblds the
handling of pack of cards on railway train Yet Tex
ans are not wholly ensaved They left free to spit to-
bacco juice all the sidewalks, floors and womens
gowns.
Another case of freak legislation is in Oklahoma IN
the form Of bill which provides that hereafter straight
in poker shall beat flush The lower house OF The Ohio
assembly has passed bill making violation Of law to
carry red flag in public procession Assaults upon
such liberty may be tolerated in Ohio, where nobody
would want to carry red flag, anyway unless 1t were IN
violation of the law But the sacred game OF poker is so
dear to 0kahomans that the mpertnent attempt at leg
slatve regulation is bitterly resented
Every crank must have his say and every zeaot must
have his way Just every dog must have his day But
the people of most of the states getting sick OF fool
laws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

would have done had it not been for
the opposition in the house can only be
guessed at That their work would
have been boldcr and more defiant it is
reasonable to believe, Once in a while
their real sentiments would crop out.
We read of Senator Bingham asserting
that the time would soon come in this
country when property qualification
for voters would be the rule, though to.
day the world is farther from such laws
than at any time In its history, Even
in darkest Russia in India, in Mexico
the contest is going steadily on for the
extension Of the elective franchise,
based upon the idea that governments
arc TO be conducted for the benefit of
all the people, and not the property of
the few, Legislators with such views
entitle Oregon to the name of the
freak state.
Other senator's are entitled to credit
for their efforts TO live up to the name
given the state by the buccaneers, One
Instance is that Of Senator Smith of 10.
scphinc, who broke his eloquent silence
10 deuounce a bill introduced by the
lady senator from Douglas county as
an insult TO every man, woman and
child in Josephine county, because II
took few miles of roud in Josephine
county and attached It to Douglas
county What q noble defender Of the
children Josephine hasl
Then again, when Miss Hobs offered
to resign from the state industrial ac.
cidcnt commission we have the fiery
words Of senator Kiddle, who denounC.
ed IL as q dastardly attempt TO put
somebody In u holc,'
Noble scnatorsl Let us keep them
forever with us. They add much to
the humor Of Oregon politics, II we
are 20 be known as O freak state, It Is
proper that We should keep q few
freaks and u freak senate TO exhibit
them in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
We Are Going to Sell

The following properties at a real
sacrifice this week.
New Modern Bungalow.
$3.50 down, balance like rent. Price
$1,000; worth $4,000.
Well Improved 5.Acre Tract
House, barn, good well water, or
chard berries, COW, horse, harness,
wagon, all implements and garden
tools, chickens Price $4,000; terms.
Would be cheap at $4,000.
Insurance,
II you have any property to insure
place It with us, If you want insurance
that is insurance.
For Rent
II you have any vacant houses or
store building list with us. We have
the largest rental department in tho
city We will get you good tenant.
Money TO Loan.
We can place your money on good
real estate securities.
Swaps
We can trade your property for
what you want. Let us know your
wants, We will do the rest.
|. BeChteI & Co.
347 state st, Phone AS2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST.

To prevent waste Of tooth powder a
Connecticut man has patented a box
which Yields its contents only when Il
brush is rubbed against roller in its
base,
The governments Of Brazil and Peru
have combined to maintain a chain Of
wireless telegraph stations all the way
across the continent Of South America,
The waste from two wood pulp mills
Ia Sweden that use the sulphitc process,
ordinarily considered valueless, is be.
ing converted into industrial alcohol.
A new caterpillar traction engine for
use ON soft ground is being made with
separate clutches governing each track,
thus eliminating the need for steering
wheels.
An American army officer has In.
vented hemp bag in which water for
soldiers can be sterilzcd with hypo.
chlorite Of calcium and cooled by ovap.
oralion at the same time
Chmo Is importing great quantities
Of old newspapers from the United
states and Europe for manufacture In.
TO n thin paper for the inner wroppings
Of roll Of silk.
The Peruvian congress has author
lied the construction OF railroad
from the present most easterly term
linus In that country to the head Of
navigation ON the Amazon river
Contemplated complete elcctrifica.
ton of all the steam railroads in Chi.
cago, Il has been estimated by com.
mission. would cost Sl50,000,000 aud
involve about $500 miles Of tracks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

the stuff For men aud brutes aud also
for the wheat What more could any
one desire than such day as this
when one can sit before the fire, and
read, in perfect blissl The music Of
the blessed rain, as ON the roof It falls,
should soothe away every pain, and
heal our harness gals, / like the sun.
shine when II CLEANS on hill and bosky
dell, but when the rain gets wet and
streams like that Just as well. - Then
Gladys Mae Rehecca took the Uplift
Mag01oon, and ia the cozy nglcnook
enjoyed the afternoon; while Sarah
lane, with gloomy mind, looked forth
at gusty showers, and, In a manner most
refined, she cussed the dragging hours,
i';'s;i is':';'''G. s...g...! s.4 4l.,,.. L6,kHtS,s>,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Rogue River Courier; At the regu.
lar meeting Of the civics department of
the ladies' auxiliary on Saturday a
committee of four, one from each ward,
was appointed to lay out plans for the
general cleanup day and try to work
in conjunction with the city in making
the best cleanup we have ever had.
Among the many recommendation for
cleanup day were that the old fences
should be removed as far as possible
and that lawns should be continuous
from the curb in front Of the lot clear
to the alley. Much enthusiasm was
aroused over campaign of beautifying
the town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Marshfield Record; Today, while the
Anson Otis Rogers automobile was
standing in front of the Busy Corner
some jokers painted sign, "Jitncy
Bus, Five Cent Fare Anywhere" " and
hung it on the windshield Imagine Mr..
Rogers surprise when ne came out to
get into his machine to find that it was
occupied by two fares, who loudly
wanted to know why the driver was so
slow in coming. Explanations followed
and the sign was removed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
HUMANITY TO ANIMALS,

The following is taken from an
Albany (N. W paper;
AN Old, crippled, poorly fed or
blind horse driven on the streets con.
stitutes an indictment against some.
body for brutality or neglect, and it is
only proper that all who see some Of
this brutality should let the guilty
parties know what we think by refus.
ing to do business with them.
at is only fair TO assume that a
man who is not fair to. u horse will not
give square deal to anybody
A READER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

"Ma'am, there's a man at the door
with a parcel for youh
"What Ia Il, Bridget"
ats fish, ma'am aud It's marked
c. o. d."
"Then make the man take Il straight
hacl, to the dealer. ordered trout, -
.--nuilders' Gazette,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

demued to stay In
side, and NOPE and
break my heart
when / would like
TO take a ride in
w lille s chug.chug
eartl on, rain, YOU
spoil this life Of
mine, you make me
wall and sobl The
sun should have to
pay a fine for loaf
ing ON its jobp
said Gladys Mae
Rebecea, "lIootsl
This weather canN
be beat It's lust
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

The governor has signed the bill giving himself the
power to appoint and remove all officials at will The
governor evidently believes that the present chief execu
tive man worthy of the fullest confidence of the peo
pie and that he will not abuse the unlimited power placed
in his hands. Otherwise he would not have approved
measure so uncaled for and so un-Amercan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

In Oregon the majority party in the Legislature passed
bill giving the governor unlimited power of removal
appoinve Jobs, and the same party up in Washing
the hands of the governor And both bills are defended
just and proper and in the interest of good govern
mentl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Blue Mountain American: A robin
was reported as having been seen in
Sumptcr last Friday. We will wait a
few days before passing Judgment on
the mental status Of said robin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Medford MOl.Trbune; A brisk wind
began blowing over the valley this
morning and melted the snow in the
foothills rapidly. \ heavy snowfall is
reported from Sissons and Dunsmuir,
and in the Sistiyous, The water in
Bear creek is still rsing SLOWLY.