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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
THE GODS OF AMERICA

In his recent lectures Former Secretary Bryan says
that America has eight gods-weaIth, fashion, IaHe'
nhyscal comfort, travel, passion, chance and drink
This list may be all right as far as 1t goes bui 1t Is
incomplete Several more might be added ana one
especially which Mr. Bryan could not class under the eau
N travel Il especially entitled to notice, and that Just
automobing going going nobody knows where blt Just
going That is god enough and in the service OF IT thous
ands who can III afford it kept on the hump raising
the cost Of machine tires repairs gasoline ana OIL ana
90 they do night after night Sunday after Sunday nose
who cant see life that way who prefer home ana Ihe
prospect Of cent for rainy day and immunity from
arrest for fracture Of speed rules and traffic ordinances
and escape from the worries incident to wrecks and Kill
ng or niuring people have enough to witness any time
from the front porch while engaged in selfmproyement
with books and magazines and papers Think II you "lI
Of the thousands Of towns and more thousands OF ma
chimes in use and you can imagine something OF the go
10 no real purpose the 20 that comes under the head OF
amusement which might be added to the list of gods 1t
s not now the pursuit Of happiness much as the pu
suit Of pleasure and that is destructive of much that
might make for a better world and higher state Of
civilization and greater efficiency in the industrial and
commercial life Of the people the life that calls for some
thing more in the way Of knowledge than merely knowing
how to turn steering wheel set the brake change spark
plugs and tires.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
ADVERTISING THE NAVY

Thomas Edisons appointment is not as head Of a
Navy Test Board certain headlines seem to announce,
but simply as chief adviser to the Bureau of Invention
and Development of which the navy department an
nounces the creation.
The prominence his name has received in connection
with this Bureau already justiiies one aim frankly
ayowed by Secretary Daniels in his employment "Our
chances Of getting the public interested in and back Of
the project will be enormously increased if we can have
at the start man whose inventive genius is recog-
nlzed by the whole world TO assist in consultation"
While such advertisement is useful il appears that
the Department has regularly been receiving from OF.
hccS from three to five suggestions daily as to possible
improvements in vessels equipment and yards Mr.
Edison and his expert civilian associates may prove of
freai value IN developing mere hints into striking nyeu.
uons their connection with the Bureau will encourage
outsiders Ia submit ideas for naval Innovations and the
Bureau itself should take much better care Of merely
routine proposals than they have heretofore received
The United States has peculiar reason Tor encourau.
ng Us future Ercssons, Eadscs lauys and Lakes Al
lhe same time Il is encouraging To find both Daniels and
Edison taking The stand that enterprise and efficiency
may be substitutes Tor enormous expenditure and that
periods Of changing naval horizons Is one for deliberate
study OF new problems not of hasy actions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
- Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal -

Of course, complete and necessarily expensive IN
yestgaton Of the sinking of the steamer Eastand at
Chicago will be commenced at once Hundreds OF hVes
were unnecessarily sacrificed because the ohclaS were
lax in their duty and allowed an unseaworhy old tub to
continue plying the lakes excursion boat old vessels
out Of date for regular service usually being put to TINS
special use It is case similar TO that of the i'll tated
General Slocum which burned in New YOrks harbor
with great loss Of life In both instances the investigation
comes at the wrong end Of the affair." had it been held
before the boat was lost it would have resulted in its
condemnation and the tragedy would have occurred
Little good can come Of the investigation and it
seems unjust to punish the officials of the boat or COM
pany when they licensed to do business and we're
carrying only the legal number Of passengers. Many
persons take reasonable precauton protect their
property until after they have suffered loss and
public officials almost invariably follow this rule The
men who should be punished are those salaed gen
temen who inspectors paid to safeguard life and
property by enforcing sautary laws enacted for that
purpose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
A nEpnSEn rYRANT-


j would Ike to look at some 'o"'
c's, pIease' -
Inc cIerk never moved, re was
lu'y "a'O"''s 'He crown 'l D'' 5 a''
SQUARE
asked you 20 sno" me soine .g
lo"eIs, repeated 'he customer Win
some ,iH inipauence,
10 yQ4u, want 70 look al some
'n,nIig why uiah you say so'
did,
Iou did n9t' stormed the young
''efN' as ne sl"h'wed pHe o! "Heh
upon the counter
10" Wueh are 'hose'
.TIi,,y cents 80.
Hhy 'Hey are only marked '"iT'y'
h'e; g., ..,
nat 90 you Know ABOUT NJ
'neeted inc salesman
10 you thlhE you can come io
i here ana iea1h us no" TO run our
business s.Ies
Inc l'1y Us, r'SIt corrected an.
r'Ne' 'ieTS Inc towels are Wif'y'
I'VE cents,
zen / w'i' w'i' take ioNr' announced
7 white haired customer as she FUN
''Sq SI u III, net "IlsrDlE
y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.

hy far the most enjoyable event Of
the week was % birthday surprise on
Mrs w. Jarvis on Tuesday afternoon
at her home ON FIRST street. Mrs
Jarvis, who only thinks of pleasure for
others had not given q thought Of the
possibility " being remembered on this
natal day till the chuggng of Mrs
NoIfarI 5 auto called her to the door
70 see who might he stopping. She
was met by q crowd of friends. who
informed her that they had come to
help her celebrate. They soon took
possession of the home and proceeded
TO enjoy the afternoon 10 the utmost
A few coming late missed the real sur.
prise. but none of the pleasures follow.
ing. The seIr.Inyitcd guests brWght
many good things 10 eat. and coffee.
sandwiches, pickles, cake. etc, were
served. II did not affect the flow of
conversation that is supposed to be
very essential 10 party Of this kind.
Mrs Jarvis received many dainty and
lsriu, presents and wonders how they
knew so well just what she cared for.
and each gift received special appre.
'ianw The following ladies were
present, McSdamcs John Wolfard II
L Ford, IT, Riches, Arthur Williams
Geo Uuhhs, j. Kcrrhcr j. j. Tauman.
p webb, T. Preston, J. ?. Conrad,
NNr'''' Brown r. $. Petit, G.. b..
h.'oi'on Tom Davis Rov Miller Roy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
CONSOLATION

The cost OF rhe nceessIifc, az m,
grew greater and greater ,ill at length
me Ultimate Consumer was a.n 10
cease consuming
Tie brooded much over IN, Mich,
W which he found himself Hi, MIMI
hetam, unsettled.
The Ultimate Con,um,r-ro r,,-
er a consumer" he muttered over
and oven Then frightening all a,
once, he exclaimed. "WFy thai
makes me th, Ultimate, which phirag.
'pasH have sough, in vain from M.
earliest times" ' ''''
"htngs'orih he was observed ,o
.l .l,.l h.m's'i with an air OF profound
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
. Salem Heights Happenings
s#####&&*#*####3

Mrs Morris entertained M, IadIr.
Ala Society ni Salem Heights. WrIHp,.
day afternoon, July 81. 4 ,ev pIta.
1n' time wa. bad by the fcw present
Ihc newt meeting will be plru.. n
'llalIs woods August T.
The compton, accompanied bv Nor
rls SauYrr moiuvI to Newport last
Tuesday The, expect TO hr at the
beach two week,
Mr., August Fisher and her father
Nr Potter are enioying % month +,
'a.auoa 1' RrcIlonbush Hot Springs
The htnHrl's have moved from thr.r
cottage just south Of salem IIrrbt.
grocery iH lev Park
Hurry Morris avid wife. OF Portland.
were week rul guests At the Hant
Morris home
Nr. Compton 1nl two daughters of
N'wrnt Washington. are ,nrnIirr
.h' summer With 1 Hall aul an.I,
N.. Compton is Mr. Halls ,i.t,r
N.' VIM F.vfhrook ltu Iuf, n-
". IwU'Ng. colorado. She ein E.
away % month or six weeks looking
li.,r business Interests 200 Rmf.a-
.'"r NJ. NribrDok expects a ..r
n.' "". 'na .to eill go TO %, expos.
'. N rsn Francisco.
N's GLADYS Thompson left s,mrIg,
''' Dog hNma 900 ncer Island. sb. ,.H
.....H Cots H'. ,u time 90 enter ..N...
, N,' rnrtn,,t ,turnsd to her ,,r,r
',..h.' avenue home.
'aH NN.H.. tuI family ,gHrH E.
''... .'' i0r the coast
..' sunday morning N,,. 1mm
pos" Hwu.eA by ber mother I.f,
months visit with Nlr I....
'.N'.' ''r Miss 'arobua Cha,r nf.
..lI' Oregon
'......H 1rI family lrf' Tuesday
nar saHt ry r,U ' ,T," ,cg15 .'. N.n Nv.
"..h. '..Ht.r The marty r.......I
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".. w SAWYER
N- Henry Na. has tr,1.Jt..,r.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council of the City of Salem. Ore.
gon, invites sealed bids for the making
of an Improvement of Seventeenth
street, from the north line of State
street to the south line of Court street
in the City Of Salem, Oregon, with 6.
inch Portland cement concrete pave.
ment, 6.inch bituminous concrete pave.
ment (asphaltic concrete) and bituiithic
pavement, in accordance with the plans,
specifications and estimates on file in
the office of the City Recorder of said
City which are hereby referred to and
made part of this notice.
Said bids will be opened on or about
the 2nd day of August, 1915, at or
about 1880 o clock p. M, in open council
meeting in the City Hall in Salem Ore.
gon. Each bid submitted must be ac.
companied by 4 certified check equal in
amount to 10 per cent Of the amount of
the bid. The City reserves the right,
if it so desires and shall determine
hereafter, to construct the improvement
of said street by and with the machin.
cry and equipment belonging to the
City of Salem, as provided by Ordinance
No. 1865. This notice is published for
five (5) successive days in daily
newspaper in the City of Salem, Ore.
gon, the date of the first publication
being the 2lst day of July, 1915, and
the date of the last publication the
eth day Of July, 1915.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
July 81 City Recorder.
TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED AID
TTIuU Apry pYVc,TAruco 1prT1JpG
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
HIS VIEW.

Willis-Do you think a man should
be allowed to hold the highest honor
in the United States more than tour
years.
Gilis.-Sure thingl say II a man
Tan top the league in batting for ten
or eeyn fifteen years, let him stay ia
the game for the good OF the sport
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

Willis.-Did they have good time
al your reception last night,
Gillis-Yes, the guests enjoyed it
hugely All my wiie's arrangements
went wrong
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

Some of the warng nations over in Europe are said
to be melting Monuments and statutes to provide for
munitions That is reminder of what lot Of us learned
in school days about the way our forefahers in this land
melted the statute Of king to hand it back to subjects of
the king bullet at a time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26
THE REAL THING.

Sranger-Haye you a good hair
tonic you can recommcnd'
Druggist prohibition town).-liere
IS something that is spoken Of very
iayoraJly BY people who have drank
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

The monthly bulletin of the American Railway as,o.
eAuoh shows the net surplus of dr ears ON the roads of
he United States and Canada decreased nearly twenty
Ne thousand IN the month OF June while i'm NAV the ,
plN increased eight thousand That's something M 4,
shoN'hg OF The picking zap OF business along the lines
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

An exchange says, BE calm deliberate eonpo,s1
ano You wl not suffer from hc heat The trnprrgt,,
y mghI be remarked Is never too high nor tn6 loy ~,
'he ielo" with an oycntock Of advice 10 others
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

y e,Sne N an ldtoIist blown up" remarks a New
0"' 'Al frequently blow mp those who am, mai laI,,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

Possibly many Of these businessmen who marry their
stenogaphels labor under the deuson they can continue
to dictate to them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

Diplomacy is said to be the art of using language to
conceal thought 1t is evident that the administrations
diplomat was off duty when that last note was dispatched
to Germany
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

The war in Maxico is figured to have cost 1884 OOOO 900
to date Even the RockefeIers and Guggenhemers may
conclude that it isn't worth the price after awhile and
armed Intervention will be Unnecessary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

The cost of the great war runs into figures which
would have staggered even popust politician of wen-
ty years ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

- .-I To,o. rsdsf boys Instructed % pvt h p'pst. on m
- ~ ~ esrnef does tht misses }ol Or "s'M M W @ ry
Pfeh ,ins ki,dly pt6Hs circulation mnnaErr M " ' '
palft 70 @ isi5s whether Or ho earers are Following '''
honfM ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-26

TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED AID
THEY ARE BUSINESS GETTERS-
ONE CENT A WORD.
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10000 gerlinsr ~gsuiimIinber.

Die ON 81. glirs 1915 ufolsi, 8dbs
lung bsr IN btr Waiimpiltst bsfiuoli9sn
Bulinr ain5tr bai tiHtH 9tIdn6 ben
10.006 WniltntinbsrH uHO 60 pfIgsIiugrn
beg aus SliFtuugsmitttIn unierhalttnsn
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CAB % 947S maifenlinoer unb 65 4ipls
timber. Die Daiientinbsr babsn otio nm
528 euesnommm, cine Sab. bic Fh auf
300 srmdbigt, peHn man beritHtiiat
oaB bon ben Hm uufgsnOmmtngn gin0srn
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tuna fit 469 iunas gnis. bic IN Der
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psnbium aus Der 8runoblrsStiftnHg be-
5ishsn; alIo insgeIommt fit 778 htretts
s%ingeIegnete 9flelItnge.
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grpfeEpr ediernina in miea.

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niece g+pFsFpr Or. b. Ghirning lit.
Wlitte Ildi aus ben aarpaibtn in WisH
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brnht Tro. BIT Siren bts gaiies CAB
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ralTfabsar3t 9opt6, Der gbtf bss lambs
tpehrdrstli3sn GffisitrIor9s gneraiobers
fabsarst 5burntraIo 16eil nahmen.
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orhentIihe @uertennuHe ibtr bic nniers
bringing unb bic pfIsge ber arisesbers
Dunbstsn In misn unb Dtterrsi6 uus.
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anEebInna pan arieasinbaIiben.

lin f6 iber bic Disqualification bsr ans
TsbIung BON aritasiHbaIietn unb arits
qsrpittnen auF benz Deee Der aleiufsos
lung su informiren, bsIudte cine Gu5dhl
Ron ~sFreunoen bes 8ereiHs fir fn5idle
Rolonifation DeutTbldnbs oeHsn Holoris
In gsesfoip. Die wertretsr bon Regisrnng
unb atiastas eingsn sriinbIid uuf bic
eiosnbeiisn beg. preubiFhtn aenteneutss
b%erfohrens. auF bic 9eIeihung Biz 5u z
beg mertbss burh aentenbriefe unb ouf
bic per6aIiniamdBig gerinos an5ahIuna
Elm unb dubsrttn I'D iebr bsfrisbintnb
iiher bic ssrings @ersinfuns, bic bic ans
Tesfer al leiTttn BADEN. = Sn W0ier BEL
Mdgottura III isbt cine Geislfauft ses
arinbet tporbeu, bic fid sur aufsabs sss
moht, BAG runb 1000 ar erOBs, an
9abnhoF M5ler eeIeasns 8~iIeneIdnbs In
cine moberne @artenRabt u%rnSuipdnbeIu.
in einem, im 1nIIsgtnben Nitsripptr
HorH beleqensn Ebeii bes Gsfdnbss iO1sn
Ginselpobnbduftr fir inbuIibe Dffi5iere
uHb BERN Nngsh0rlss errihtet tuerosn.
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ait ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Grbr. b. efoba. ttr Fd III aarlskb
auff6ii. Htni IN tlntm Gdrsibtu an bic
aarlSbdotr morespbIdiisr bic 8tbaups
tans rihtis, baB bic Giobaptris bic
Blame fit ben btutihsn 42sGntimttsri
m6rffr tntporFtn EattsH. mtbsr arupp
nod Giooa hitieu BON Iinanbtr etipukt
tas btiet Girmm gtfHiibs aIsihm aatis
hsrs, AZ grHiimsier, oas cine isooh nIa
Wsrier. bas nnbert ols 6outibs bsr8u.
IttafH in ben Cage ndreu.
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WefaneenentrauspOrt am 9Otsbamer
Ilab.

&thRs
am q. glut Ta6mittdg s lbr, ais
aeru6e Der Hdrfite @srtebr Des gunSen 5ds
geg mir6elnb aber ben gotsOamsr 9Ias
In Berlin 500, purDe Elm 3rupp 3tiegss
1efdnaeaer rad benz potsoamer gubn1of
qsfii6rt, um nad benz Eager Bel 3pHen
qebraht at Derben. 0oraus i4ritt Elm
LANCER, Sirrer gnsIanoer nit BEN elsi4s
mitbiefen geIiht BON bsr 8elt, oana
faraen Elm paar tppiide mpiouspicus" +,
inter linen Elm girIalstn offsnbor oners
iingiten Sahrgnugss, unb ben gddluB
mnnten GenegaIsfsn, bdumlaHg uro fsHr
Hramm. Zen fpenisf ainfiesn GinoEut
md9ten bic Jrnnsoien; ie fdbeH iebr mite
qenommen aug unb fdIepptsn F1 nur
mfbIelia ~oorpdrts, 70 bab cine urberlis
nifhe @lumenfis fid 81 benz 4usrufs bsrs
anlaBt FAB: .Sotte bod, bic drmen asrIs!
qaBtIg man itbn, Ie Inb bod cod MIR
Wgnfhenl1 sc fiel dber %nienanDem nns
ter al ben 9unbsrten, bic benz Transs
porte 5uIabsn, Elm, aud nur eine Uiisfe
all per3ieben Dber siRen t~rivmp6irsnbea
aDn Iaut tDerbsn sa IaFen. Sn timer
9rofhte fn6rsn smsi Wlarrottaner nit
rothem ga uub Elm Snbsr nit mdIsriif
seIbem 1urban boraus. oFfeHbdr Diff
5Eere.
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ceiterreid nah beM SrIsSen.

SIN .Ssimoortsns ffreitt g. aOisgs
az. II. a.: Or Gnerrsi6iffe 8ursautrns
tismus, btr elmer dussrsn GOrmnrbuuna
negtn 10 ltift bus atiutIs unb Sbuts
ISdliae ibsrfe6t unb berIdumt, muB fG
meh. in beutIde Jigigtsit unb SudIiftsit
umipdnbelr. Setter sniipfe fd bus pirths
fdafili6e ganb, bag aEie arbeit eleihmds
biaez beIsbi, ale GrFolae 9lsinmdbiger
Derlheili. gisbtr hot In bsiben adnoern
cine unnotfrli6e 8srtbeifung, Elm ftisIss
guhdltnis Der Nd~turprpouttion unb Der
Snbnfrie Hatipsfun6sR, Gin arrthurl, Der
uns 5ur 3eil fart an bth Muaen ssht-
Das muB Hd rsgsln al gunitsn BET
Qdnbpiftbi6dft, fpsnn mir fur ale Sale
Dor bim aushuHgsraHestries br giratsn
ider Ieiu polsn.A
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lie giarieiaaiie perbUien.

Sin GrlaB bss @sntraIsou0srnsilrs
Greiherrn b. Biting nerbietst. Eel Ges
fangnisHrafe Bis al sfpsi Sd1rsn has 0fs
fentliGe Gpitltn uab giugsn bsr mMdrs
feinaiIs', nit Der in geIsisn felt Sahren
Gin unausffeblider lnfug gstriebsn uirb.
Dag DetrA hsg @enerdlgoaDsrneurs finbei
Iotpo6l BEL BET Fldmif6en geb6ltsrung, pie
aud IN lgifhsndtionaIen areiIsH ibsrs
haupf allgtnsine ginigung, in bsHeH man
bds f~ortpdbrenbe Abbruaen bes frembsn
Gdla6fgsfansss ldrsIt aIs cine nngss
biihrlidteit tmpfdnb.
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@ir ffnb ane graber.

Mun farsibt aus BubnbsH: gei Der
@sItaituHe zines iinolf In ben aorpasben
effolsnen Ginidhrig , 1reIuiaiosn oss
aOrpOrdls aarI Guranni Gobnts zines
unenriIdtn 3sftunessiesnibiimsrs, 1T az
gu elmer iHt~sFsIEantsn epilobs auF BEN
abif6tn Brsbbof pgtommsn Sohs
driioIntiIhe aumernbtn bss BttHorbaHen
srussn ben Gore nuf ibrsn GduItsrn aus
bsr 3sremonitnhane gum pTFsnen Grdbs,
bic aaptls bee Regiments TpieItt ben
9raustndrid uno sum srIfsn MdIe az
ffuh ss, DdB innerboIb hss Grieb6ciss
cine gbrsnIaIos abesesbsu murine.