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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

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PHONE 937-For wood saw.
FIR wooD-$3.5O per cord. Phone
2249. tt
CITY WINDOW CLEANER-Pnone
768. Dec11
OAK POSTS FOR 'SALE-9 cents each.
2349 Cherry Ave. Nov22
PHONE YOUR ORDERS-For Thanks
irving turkey to 2F13. Nov1S
FOR SALE-Cheap or trade good
sound horse. Phone 2505J1. NOv17
BIG FIR WOOD-$4.OO per cord, End
growth $3.50. Phone 96F2. Nov20
LOST-Bunch of keys Finder return
to journal office and receive reward.
Novl9
WANTED-Two cheap carpenters at
once. Phone S4F2 Chas Schmidt,
Route g. Nov18
TWO SEVEN ROOM HOUSES-One
furnished. for rent. See G. W John
son. tt
JERSEY COWS-And heifers for sale,
cheap. @. s. Bovine, Aumsville, Ore
gOn. tf
FOR RENT-9 room furnished house,
1898 Trade street. Inquire at the
Lincoln apartments. Nov20
FOR Complete dry cleaning
and pressing parlors, machinery and
building. 1865 State street. j. M.
Long. Nov17
FOR RENT--5 room modern bungalow
furnished. See j. NJ. Long, 1865
State street. Nov17
4
FOR SALE-Patent for stove oil burn
er, fit any stove. viii sell reason
able. Phone 314M. Nov18
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GOAT MEAT-First class only, Sc per
i pound, delivered to any part of city.
1856 S. 18th. Phone 2419. Decl6
FOR TRADE-A modern lighting plant
for Ford. Address X25, care Of
Journal Nov2Q
CLOSING OUT-Fruit trees and
shrubs at low prices. Roy V. 0hmart,
Phone 53Fl5. Nov17
GOAT MEAT and SC per pound.
Independent Market. 157 South
Commercial stret. tt
NOTICE. will not be responsible for
bills contracted by Mrs. A. M. Lott.
w. Francis Lott Nov17
RUMMAGE SALE-Now on at EGO
State, by the Court street Christian
church. tf
FOR sALE-Bargain, SO acres, near
Salem, part trade. Address Luther
Stout, Stayton. Nov18
WANT TO RENT-Small improved
tract, to 5 acres, near school. r. A.
Meade, Route s, Box &C. Noy19
CORD -Stumpage wanted must
be very close to Salem. Near street
!, car preferred. Phone II. Nov17
FOR SALE-Oak and fir wood sawed
I, in desirable lengths, full measure
ment guaranteed. Phone 79F'11.
Nov17
LOST-During the storm, Monday, an
umbrella from residence at 635 North
Commercial. Finder please return to
I, journal office. Nov17
PHYSICIAN
DIR. d. B. GRIFFIN-Drug and drink
cure. 1925 Fir street, near Meyers
street.
FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING
Shoes fixed while you wait, all work
guaranteed. Jacob Vogt, 979 South
Commercial. Nov17
A NICE LITTLE HOUSE-And ono
acre on Faiwiew avenue, about Q
blocks to car line, for rent, $500 per
{ month. See j, A. Mills, 3s4 State.
Nov17
Witness Says Explosion
). Caused By Dynamite
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

GOAT MEAT and &c per pound.
Independent Market. 157 South
Commercial stret. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

FOR TRADE-A modern lighting plant
for Ford. Address X25, care Of
journal. Nov2Q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

CLOSING OUT-Fruit trees and
shrubs at low prices. Roy v. Ohmart,
Phone 53Fl5 Nov17
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

FOR SALE-Patent for stove oil burn
er, fit any stove. Win sell reason
able. Phone BAN. Nov18
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

RUMMAGE SALE-Now on at 260
State, by the Court street Christian
church. tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

NOTICE. will not be responsible for
bills contracted by Mrs. A. M. Lott.
w. Francis Lott. Novl7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17

GOAT MEAT-First class only, Sc per
pound, delivered to any part of city.
1856 S. 18th. Phone 2419. Decl6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-17
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Weriidlermngs : 3eielIfhaft ernI9ft
On. @. ". Sing iuieSer ais Sra
itoent Der Trmoentiaf aife-
8eieaidaft.

8eitern na6mittag fono oie idbr.
llde @erimmlung Der 9rnoential
ISife Sniurance Company Itatt. sir
cos laufetoe Sabr tuiroen foIaenoe
|Gireftoren erm1blt: Or. Sc. 81. sling
S. $. 9aiIe, Mrg. 6. 8. @ilion, &.
u. Sing, E. 90. Midette, 6. 80
Sigbe, Ogden @ilion, 6. 9. girO,
81. Ruiiea, 60. 9. gpin, 81. sc.
eallatudD, Or. ". 6. Sarnter, s. 90
grabnm, S. S. @asgoner uno Mrs.
Mlice &apuer.
Or. 80. 81. Sing tpuroe uieoer gum
Trdfioenten uno 1r5tlifJen Berater
getpablt. Serner tprroen al Beam.
ten getp1bIt: Mrs. Cora Ogden
|8ilion, erite 8ice-Vrdfibentin; 3. q.
Sting, 3~tpeiter 8ice-Brafi6ent un6 &c.
neral 4ntpaIt; T.. 81. Minette, brit.
ter @iee.Hrdfioent; Gotparo 30 .Tiabc,
bierter gice-Hr6ii6ent mno gefretdr
Ogden Bilion, Sdatmeifter, uno Or.
|@. W. Gaantuap, GratI. Witberater.
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SeraS.

8oup. 5ergnlon bat erfldrt,
oaB er cine ertraiibung Der 2egis-
latur am 10. ODER 26. Npril einbe-
rllfen meroe.
Slt @alueiton ltarb om Montog
Ger befannte @roBfaufmann @nIteb
Sacob @eDe i'm gflter BON rs Sabren.
Gr mar in ltnterien, 9elti6lano. ge-
boren, fam i'm Sabre 1861 nod)
Matamoros uno mnrbe 1869 Seil.
Der 6irma, 6ofe, @iIfens s.
Go. SIN Sabre 1875 etablierte er oie
Sirmo @uS @eDe & So.
Sn Der Iabe BON 9lio @ranoe
Gitp lit General Gatarino 8enaoi6es.
Elm a%nbanger 0es ieiner5eit BON Der
aonnention %crnannten &r1Hoentra
6uitierre8, NIT ieds6ebn @eaIeitern.
inter ibnen bier 9berftcn, eiu
Sberitleutnant unO bier Captains,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-10
Ben Mio @ron0e Qefomlnen

iiber ben 9fio @ranoe gefommen. Sic
9aben iid uhiern 8eb6roen geitelt,
iino aber iofort mieoer freigelalier
eli bon ibren @enoiien, lauter @e-
meine, iuuroen bon ben Garron3iitaS
aefanaen genommen uno ieds Ser.
ielben tpuroen eridoiien. Sn 9eglei
tung BON 8enabioes befinoet Iid) aud)
Der 40uofnt 8osconceIpS. Gr mill
nod 8aibington. nm oen 8rdIieen-
ten 81 @liniten BON @uitierres 81
Itimmen, @rlitierre5 erfldrt, baB or
Ser ein3ia red)tmaBiae @r1iioert pm
M1erico iei.
Gin Gondbeiiber 9amens n
9. Slmiteao, Der in ser @eqeno buil
nplan0 mobnte, muroe lett unaefabr
oier8ebn Sagen bermiBt. Sett bat
man Ieine 9eide. in elmer gfe lei
ner 9aro ~beraraben, aufgefunoeu. 81
mar erihoiien tuoroen. @or piersebr
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n 9entlfllaro geidrieben baben. in
oeil er lellem Den gIaH orseinanotr-
leefe nno Inn ieine Mithiilfe BAT.
2as Gpiinn ioute, in @epebrpatro.
men llno IN aartoffeln perItedt, bier
eiilgeldmigaelt meroen. @robe red,-
ilefe oaraflf Dab Der @etpiun it'd
labrlid1 onf rngefdbr cine Mtaiou
Collars beloufen meroe.
lie @orIo 6amilie lit aus oela
0ireftorium ser MiIfouri Gacif,y
mo Der Sron Mountain gabn poqia
anS9eldieOen. g. s. 8ulb lit AT
Stele BON Geo. 9. @oulo sum Gor.
iiber Der 9ireftoren ulo oes greflt-
tibfomites Der @nbnen erpabIt NOR
ben.
@ei ben Ioeben o6gebaItenen
@ohlen in Minneiota bebaupten ST.
8robibitioniIten oreiBia ileue Stdote
%geponnen 5n baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-10

6ur1 Die ale @ebduoe nno @rnno-
itiife, bic elmer @eieGi6aft geborten,
ienidaft ii6 gebiloet babe, ltererfrei
gemaht niiroen.
Son Der MISUNDERSTANDING
S. S. @eber IN 2eip5ig erbielten mir
Die eriten ie6s |2ieferungen Ser 81
luitrierten @eltfriegs6ronif Der
Sauitrierten 3eitnng" Cir
Dor5i!gliber Cert uno briGonte 81
lultrationen MAIDEN bieles @eif Sr
Gem pornebmiten utlo idotllten 9il=
bertperf iiber Ben arieg, oas mir Bis
her eeieben baden. Dabei tit es BIZ
fig, es foitet MIR go 8fennig oas
Seft, alio uneefdbr 90 big 25 Genis
Tier in Imerifa. 9os gan5e @erf
lit auf 5tpan5ig &efte bere1net.
SSn Der CHARITABLE ion beuta
abeno cine @"erlammIung ser neu-
li6 gegriit6etenn Beople's Munici-
bal 2eaeue" itattfinoen, in ser bic
aampagne eroffnet tperoen ion.
Morget miro Die idbrIide Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING bieiiger @iinitler i'm
Soole Der Carnegie gibliotbef en-
offnet iperoen.
Die gieb5iidter boben iid in IT,
rer &onbention gegen Die iogenannte
Sui Grem" 9in erflart.
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LckdIes.
Die seaisIatar.
8 M1ra.

9. Wtar5.
Srob Der abtueienbeit 5abIreider
Mfitaiieoer lit oas &aus bente iebr
t1fig geDeien Gs bat cine Meibe BON
8ias at1aenommer, ufiter ibnen fol-
genoe:: Die Sin. tpelde Die @iniper-
rlns BON &in6ern iiber le6ssebn
Sabren ms @efangnis ooer pieImebr
Die 9eiferungsanitaIt perbietet; Sic
8iH, apel6e Die @riinoung bon gan=
fen out Dem 2aaoe mosIih madt ur,S
5obtreide vHoao Cams" fir berlhie-
Dene Counties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-10

Sagen fubr 0lmiteao NIT einem
oremoen aus Miolano in Ieinem glr-
to fort, ipater ullroe Der 5remoe al
lein nit Dem Ilito in 3anfin aefe.
be1t.
An Dem @aiienbaus Sc.
Bptbiasritter in @~eotberforo uuroe
onrd) 6euer Elm Sdaoen BON 5000
Collars angerihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-10
NIlerIei.

@citberneur Serguion belt ge-
tern morgen in Der 8iebsiidter-a Som
uention cine Heoe, in ser er Ieinen
3iiborern auseinanoerlebte, oaB oas
ein5ige Mfittel, geras Dor Dem gin-
oringen Der Mnul- ulo aIauenIeudc
su ifiiten, cine idarfe 2narontdre
lei. @m SdluB foroerte er ode Die
Ietigen, Die nit ibm iibereinItimm-
ten, aaf, fih su erbeben. MGe SIN.
fceienoen erboben iih.
Ser iiebeni1brige 2orenso Ge-
rell5 ipitrbe aeitern Mittaa 5miidcn
EN- uno Spei llbr onrf 8ufaliae
entlaoiing elmer SHrotflinte qeto-
tet. @ie Die Sade eigentlid ac-
totnmen 1T, weiB man nidt, Ssr
,Sitrge mar aur 3eit aIlein I'M Sauie.
Srau Geonaroo Barron lit tit
I'M ftaotii9en &oipital elmer Stidj-
ipilnoe erlegen5 Die ibr Montaa abeno
Scenario beibradte, Ser fie Dor Die
Cir ibres Smiies rief. Die goli8ei
llift einen getpiiien .galiItro Sober.
oe8, Ibren Soften bon bern fie. ae-
ibieoen mar.
Seifern abeno fano Der gro6e
San gu @bren Der beiuGenoen 8ieb.
5iidter I'M Ct. 4ntbonb SoteI Itott.
5eoerico @nmboa, Miniiter oes
4usipdrtigen inter Suerta, lit rtadl
@nibington sereiit, nm bort i'm Sn.
tereiIe Mericc's al tpirfen.
Weil man tp1breno oes Gdnee.
faas am Woutag ben llnterridt nidt
ausieseu nolIte, bot cine Mn5aE[
Ghiiler Der 4ofidule einen Streif
iai5eniert, b. 3. iie tpeigerten lid,
fuieoer gum unterridt seben, nIs bic
Mittagsitunbe aus mar. Dnrf oos
eneraiide Muftreten beg Erin3ipaI
gSifIiams tuairbe Der Gtreiff ober
fhneu been6et.
Die MppIetubiteG eon Bride
uas oie Nera's Dill Bride iino Dor.
ben Gouutpfommiiidren oneenon:s
men.
0eitern abeno itorb nod Ian.
gem iHtueren 2eioen AIer Gnrtor
junior, ein befdnnter oeitiher 8iir-
ger uHferer Staot. Ser Beritorbene
erreiGte elm Sitter BON ettpas iiber go
Sabren. ct mar bier geboren uno
cufgeiunhien. Seine @attin uao
mebrere ainoer iiberleben i'm. Sic
8%eeroigung finbet morgen gormittaq
Inn balb elf ubr pom Sterbebonie an
Der SiiO-Breio StroBe aus itatt.
Die @. u. Credit Mens sliio,
citation uto Die Sobbers ano Manu-
factllrers Seague baben Die foIgenOen
8eamten eriudblt: graiioent, Safs
@olff; 8ice-Srdiioenta @eorge &.
a~aensiportb; Sefretdr. q. s. Galto-
nolo; Sdabmeiiter, S. .. Sppelbei-
mer; @elddftsfiibrer, s. &c. Sirifj-
berg. Die 9ireftoren Iino: S. 6
elliott, @. Z. Strans, 81. s. Salff
artbur Gtorms, Sugo Goodman
Gus @ielede. g. s. 8alfer, g. g
Neaer, 81. Z. Bruitt. S. 81. Send
8. s. Morriion mo eugene SoIin
green.
ssu Der Sibung Der .Scientifi
Gotietp~ nm Gienitne abeno bielt 81
6. slourf einen gortrng iiber oai
~GrobIen Der Gr3iebuna in Sen Of
fentIiden Shnlen@, Der 5i elmer I
Innaeu 1ebotte 4nIaB CAB, oab De
ebeufnus auf Dem Grogrnnim iteheft
DC 8ortrag bon Or. Sun iiber .9ii
feffitIoie BET Ginoern~, Biz gum 90
b. So. oufaeidoben tprroe. Die &c
iclidaft beidIoB. Senator See su er
sufen. oaB er cine Bin einbringe
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SnIanb.

DE 8nnoes : @ranofurp in
9lerp yorf bat gegen Sugo @robe
oie antlage erbobcn. er babe einen
8lon fir Ole GiHidmuggelrna BON
0piunt aus 8eutihlano en~ttuorfen
uno sur ansfiibruna bringen mol.
len. Gieien HIan Ioa @robe ent.
lporfen boben, alS ct i'm 8~unoessuft.
banie in atlonta, Ga, faB. gr foG
oounals einen Brief an einen sSreunS
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In ale Slbenbnrser.
Genlin Q m1ra /.

Segllttt, .. Wtdrs 1916.
SIN Saflliar : Seft Der ,@arten.
lanbe, berausgegeben in 2eip5ig,
geutidlano, itebt elm ausee5eihneter
auias iiber SanitGtsbnnoe. IS
miro BARN na6getpieien, mie oiel
@ites bieie Sunoe ourd Mufiudeu
ton GertDunoeten IN oielem &rieqs
,lfon getan baden. Inner oIoenbur-
ger @roBber5og bat ieIbit oas 8ro,
teftorat iiber ben ,9eutlfen Gereilt
fir Sanitdtsbunoe" iibernp1nmett.
eos &riegsminiiterinm bat meitere
$50 Snnoe fir ben Often beoroert.
Ser Berein bittet I'M 8eitr1qe, Inn
mebr Siinae anihaffen gu fonner.
Seoer feline 8eitrag miro nit Danf
ongenommerl. es lino lebr biele Sl-
o%enbitrger bier in Seras ipobnbaft.
tpelfe Die geibaste rSreie greIie" Ie-
len. Cider baben Giele oapon ein
gltes 9eil fiirs Gote &reus beiaetra=
gen. 8ir Sloenburger loGten sei-
ger, Dob uns nod cine gepiiie Mr-
banglihfeit an infer engereg 9ater-
lono feiielt uno aud bier5u unief
Sherflein ~beitragen. @eben gieIe
cu6 nitr nenig, es modt ooh pieI.
Man Ienbe an Die vMilitGrfonslai
&onigliden Sobeit oes @ro6-
ber5ogs, Sloenburg, GERMANY" Sc
Der 8eitrag miro nit Cant entgegen-
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Nntelnua.

Die Beethoven /. Sole lit an fol-
genoen 9agen bermietet:
10. Mdr5: gieb5iidter Contention.
~. Ndr5: 9. u. Spmpbonp Society.
10. M1r5: Doc 5ellops Gonpention
t6. Wdr5: On 5eaoms Contention.
IL. Mdr5: Sbo Selops gonpention
is. Mdr5: S6o Selops Convention.
20. War8: 9eetbopen : llnterbaltung
%. Mor5: 16irit gbiird Of Gbriit"-
2eftiire.
%. War5: 8olitiide @eriommlune.
25. Wdr5: 9. q. Spmpbonp Soeieip,
8agner : aon8ert, nit 8eetbo.
ben : Mannerdor, 2ieoerfran3
Wo5art Societp uno anoere.
.26. Widr5: 9at. Tuberculoie Sanito.
RUM Min, 9pern.auffiibrung
I27. M1r5: areisler : aonsert.
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Sas grosranrnr

fiir oas am 6reitag in Der 8eetbobeE-
Safe itattfinoenoen Sinfonic-aoc.
5ert lit mie folat:
Ginfonie gatbeiique ...............
g. Sidaifuipsf9
Nonaio. alegro non troppo.
Nnegro CON gracia.
Nleqro motto biUace.
Bitiale.
Gon8ert fir &fapier uno Gr6cter
0rit3
Mlenru motto Moderate.
abagio.
Ileqro morcdto.
Sohn W1. Steinfelot.
Slabifder @anrid. g. 8fhaifoipssp
grie aus ga @ineon6n" ,.........
Gondieni
Rme. @irninia golombati 0'acugna.
lIueariihe Mhapiooie III /QiSts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
LIVING ~ CHINA.

THE wife OF an American news
paper man, now one Of the
editors Of ihs China Press Of
shanghai who b. VISITING her parents
ln ST. Louis. recently stated 90 "a re-
porter of h g. Louie Post-D Dispatch
that living in China is much cheaper
than boz this country. The cost %
fo0dstutla and sersuLt hire in shang-
hat Is extremely low The servant
problem does not eSist although q
b. Impossible 20 hire only one serv-
ant. IAN around work does not np-
/ peal 10 Chinese domostirs apparent
lB. They don't like 60 work alone.
and each prefers his own particular
duties. Chinese servants are also
proud and viii seldom work lor pco-
pie who do not drcss for dinner, This
lapplies. u course, 90 the better claas
OF servants who fear mat their own
slanding VIII be- lowered IL they work
for people who do not conform 60 SOC
clal ethics. canned goods are cheap
cr uian in the United states and meat
from Chicago packing houses Is sold
as CHEAP as 81 can be- purchased 10y
W holotalo dealers in America A sew
ing machine made in the United
sts, can be bought m CHINA foi
about half the price q brings IN thi'
country Jitney husses have ALREADY
Invaded ~shanghui which has Two
They do O rushing business ~ compe'
tition with fireei railways ana taxi
cabs, which are found everywhere
The old fashioned victoria, drawn p!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18

pariment today. with a request for
action.
The complaint IN point was that
lodgcd with the secretary by swedish
Minister ENenerea. who In "A letter
written on Instructions from his gov-
eminent. stated that United States
mai pouches destined for sweden had
been broken open In Englandi That
letters Ind been opened and censored.
and that one registered unit had been
retained. The communicative re-
cited two SPECIFIC Instances VI inter-
ference with United states mail for
Sweden. pointed out that such acts
were in violation OF the provisions of
the world postal convention and asked
that appropriate action be taken.
While state department. officials dc-
ciincd TO- indicate what. n any. action
would be taken, 1t was said IN diplo-
matte circles that representations
probably would he made by the United
staten to Great Britain asking that
special precautions be taken 90 pros
tect American mails passing through
British territory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
the ROAD TAX.

THE usual ~strugsie Is now being
made Cor the collection OF the
1915 road tax Of 50 per head.
assessed by law against every able
bodied man. whether a property own
er or not. collection o. this tax Is
always dlfaculti and IL is more difh-
cult than ever for h road authOri-
ties n collect Il his year because Of
amendments made by the last iegis-
iafure.
The Herald does not believe the
90 head tax on roads is a just tax
We believe IL should be abolished and
We believe that tho last legislature
should have abolished il. The Re-
publican party IN It's local and state
platforms promised the people that
II given control OF the state legisla-
turc. its Representatives would wipe
this unjust tax from the statute
books.
Instead of abolishins the tax the
Republican party did with this as
with it's other campaign pledges; u
deliberately broke lie pledge. Nostor
Montoya. a Republican. Of this coun-
~. made d vigorous effort to fulmll
the pledge he made 70 the people.
Ills fellow Republicans beat him
The only change his party saw ft 10
make. by way Of fulfilling = definite
pledge 60 the voters. was 20 make T.
difficult 10 collect the tar from men
employed bg corporations. Thus a
deliberate distinction was made By
the Repubiicars between one class OF
citleens and another 10 the disad.
vantage OF the large majority OF citi'
aeus who can be reached hy the
road authorities and forced 10 pas
the tax.
But the 50 head tN for roads BE- on
our statute books II BE- a law and
ns such should be- obeyod- II SOY
have not pala your road tax, hunt ul
the road tax collector and pay %
There if no uEe in making tfouni'
aor him and for yourself by forcinl
hlm 10 sue, ns becomes his duty u
cases where payment Is refused.
And when you march up and con
tribute your three dollars rememDe
thar sou are being deprived Of tha
three dollars which you probaol
need very much for something else
because the Republican party iofcc'
YOU 10 DO 10 hy its broken campa'gI
pledge and IL failure to take this oo
n0xlous lax on your shoulders.
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neither eide has been overwhelmingly
victorious anhooah n point u leEfi.
tcfr occsnled lhe Germans icad their
aaeersarles
Raymond T. seins. correspondent
q the chicago News. who writes iron
~isukhafesi. predicts that lhe a'lnu.e
the tide turns Roumnnla's decision
viii b made. dependent On assrr-
ancss that BnIsaria y nut msfeAsns
against serYla which would leave
the Ausiglnns free 20 attack the lou
manlana. sae s~uaranilsn that Ron.
mania VIII be given Pennsylvania
when tho speils are shaita ~ the
yictoFr The country strongly desires
~espansioa and has a lnfse number o.
her people dominascd BY Hnnkaey, AZ
vel az Russia. Ronmanja's expasl-
sion Is theoretically possible. says MF.
swlns. by the inclusion q rrausyi.
wants, IN eastern Hungary. with about
three million Roumanlans, Buka-
wilma. north OF Roumanin, wifn n mil
lion R~oumanians. and nesmsnhie.
Russian territory, lying III 81 Hou-
mania and having d Rounanlan pop
ulalion Of nearly two mlllisr Great.
cr Roumania would contain nearly
thirteen million people and would be
"a considerable factor IN European
politics.
Whatever motive lies behind the
studied calm OF the Roaman'nn gov
eminent. Il cannos be denied that Il
L. playing its part cicverly War WITH
out the promise Of profit is me Wild
est sort OF political folly. loavins out
humane motives. and q IS clear tina,
Roumanla does not intend 10 take a
hand in the war until abe u reason
ably suvc which side is soing % win
and what will be her rewara Tor par
~ticipating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
THE TEXTBOOK nrslNEss.

~ REALTY exasgcrated idea,
prevail concerning the .ots.
number Of textbooks sold in
the United states each year and the
annual profits resulting ron such
sales Confidential alta obtained By
the United States bureau Of edaca-
zion from a. textbook publishers Ia
the United States show that their ag.
gresatc total sales OF textbooks Tor
use In public and private schculs in
1913 amounted 10 sI5.27LtSa Ths
a~ssregate for public schools. el,-
mentary and high. to Si4,-
SIZES.
The total enrolment in public ele-
mentary and high schools for the
year was approximately l~s,60s.Oto.
Excluding thu elementary school en-
rcllment Of California. since Camfor-
MIA prints It's own elementary books.
the number becomes 1919. 7S6. For
each child enrolled Ia the public
schools In the United states. there
fore, the total annual sale of text
books Is 7s.a cents The total ex-
penditure per child for an school
purposes Is Approximately S3S.3l.
The cost OF textbooks II thus approx
imately 2 per cent OF the total cost
OF maintenance. support aud equip
ment. The cost per child on the
school population basis C5-is years
OF age) is 56.e cents; the annual per
capita cost OF text books on the total
population basis IL less thar Is ceats.
These figures indicate that there IS
little ground for the fear sometimes
expressed That the Introduction OF
free textbooks will add greatly "a
the cost of the public school system
and will greatly increase the rate 81
taxation for school purposes. A. a
matter OF fact the cost for textbooks
Is a relatively small item In the tota.
expenditure for school purposes.
Bureau Of education officials fee.
convinced that the figures obtained
AFFORD a Trustworthy statement Of th'
real facts about the size 81 th'
schoolbook business. The IS lrmi
from which data were obtained
handle probably 80 per cent OF th'
total textbook sales in this country
Besides California. Kansas also nov
prints its own textbooks, but tho piar
was not In operation In 1913.