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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
Am Invention That
viii Not Be Patented

One of Salem S ingenious young men
has invented new wrinkle in the fish
ing tackle equipment that is destined
to bring Salem into more prominence,
than her equable climate, her Waite
Fountain, her Cherrian organization or
even her trans Willamette bridge, and
place the young inventor in the lime
light as one who has come to the aid
of the sportsman with simple device
that renders safety where danger has
always lurked.
Up to a few weeks ago there has
been need of some device in which a
fisherman could carry his extra spin
ners with safety and still have them
in some place that would not require
much time to get at.
One day last fall Kenneth Brown,
better known around town as "Brown-
ie", while on fishing trip to Thomas
creek had his extra spinners in an
ordinary aluminium box (very much re-
sembling a flat, open-sided tobacco
Uox) and was carrying it in one of
the after compartments or pockets of
his neither garment. While Brownie -
was clambering over a pile of drift
wood, the box came open in some un-
accountable manner, allowing the
hooks to become loose in the pocket
| in which they were being carried. Two
Of the hooks became imbedded in
" Brownie 50 skin, and caused the
young man considerable pain and no
little inconvenience for several days
While eating his lunch a day or two
after the accident 1--WE might incident
ally remark that while Brownie y was
convalescing he took his meals from
the mantel, preferring them that way(
he began studying on some scheme to
obviate the danger of a recurrence OF
such an accident, and the result of his
study is a handy little contrivanee
and one which every trout fisherman
will ultimately possess.
Brownie has applied for patent
and expects papers within a few days
after which the new device will be
manufactured in Salem and placed on
the market in all parts of the country
Pending the arrival of the papers
however " Brownie' has been guard
ing his secret, and only few of his
most intimate friends have enjoyed
the privilege of seeing the invention
demonstrated but he will have it Oh
public exhibition at one of the local
sporting goods stores in a few days
1t will be known as ''The Cherry CITY
Safety First Spinner Pocket. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
Keiser Telegraphs
Message of Praise

Amsterdam, Mar 24.-Kaiser Will
liam has telegraphed congratulations
to Field Marshal Won Hindenburg, the
king of Bavaria and Crown Prince
Rupprecht for their successful with
drawal on the western front.
To Hindenburg, Berlin dispatches
today said, the kaiser added:
"fThe withdrawal occupies worthy
place next to your great success in the
east. A new base is thus laid for fur
ther prosecution of the war. The
smooth, regular course of measures SO
far effected is new glory to the work
of my chief command.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
Guards Fire at PrOwIer
at Powder Magazine

Mobile, Ala, Mar "a. Marines
guarding the powder magazine at the
local navy yard did their first bit of
work early today when they fired on,
but failed to capture, an unidentified
man detected approaching the mag
azine.
Immense quantities Of ammunition
are stored in the yard, Marines have
been guarding it for several weeks
They saw the man approaching the
works in the dark, challenged him end
when he failed to stop, fired three
shots. He ran, refusing to halt, even
under the marines fire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
MAKES MoNsTRous STRIDES

When we recall that the automobile
industry is only eighteen or twenty
years old and consider what was called
an automobile back in the early days,
it is easy TO appreciate the enormous
growth of the country's greatest indus
try for its age, Looking at the mod
ern car, the problems Of the pioneers
seem insignificant. But there was a
vast ignorance with regard to the in
ternal combustion engine, the eharae-
teristics of which diff cred so widely
from those of the steam engine in
common use. Many of the features of
present day design were undreamed Of
then.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

TWO EXTRA FINE-Brood sows for
500. Phone 1881. 3-27
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

WANTED-15 two year old Jersey
heifers coming fresh within a month
or two. Phone 5SF5. 1924
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
MADE NEW RECORD

Grand Rapids. Mich, Mar. "a
George Satorius and Walter Holzschuh
Iof Peoria, with score of l346, made
a new worlds record for the doubles
in the A. B. c. tournament this morn
ing. The scores were:
Satroius-254, 214, 220-6SS.
Holzschuh-1S6, 237, 235-65s.
The best previous record in doubles
was made by McCaughan and Peachy
of Indianapolis, their grand total be-
ing 1914
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

FOR RENT-Vacant lot with four
cherry trees. Suitable for garden pur-
poses. Inquire 775 Center st. 1926
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

FOR SALE-Or exchange l44 acres Of
level tillable land, no rock or gravel,
40 acres plowed and fenced good two
room house, Il of mile from town
and good school, 3-4 mile from river,
21s miles firm lake Malheur, 12 miles
from R. R. in Harvey Co. in Harvey
valley. Would like to exchange for
little home in or near Salem. Price
$3500.00, no equities wanted. If your
property is not worth it will give
time on difference. F. A. Evans, 485
S. Church st. 3-24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

as their future residence, the Lokal
Anzeiger stated today.
Signs of counter revolution arc de-
veloping in Russia, news dispatches
state. This, the press bureau declares
! is fostered by working men to bring
an end to the war. A counter revolu.
] tion directed against the grand duke :
party also is expected.
The soeialistic party in Russia is re
ported appealing to workmen to resist
the continuance of the war
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
FOR WAR
IN ALL SECTIONS
Bridges Are Guarded
On War Basis, Other
Points Busy

Washington, Mar. 24-Two regiments
of Massachusetts militia will be called
out at once to guard the Fore River
Shipbuilding works at Quincy and 9th
er plants in the Bay State, under ar.
rangements made today between Seere.
tary of War Baker and Governor Me.
Call.
While the two men were comforting
reports came from General Leonard
Wood, commanding the eastern depart
ment, covering the Massachusetts situa,
tion and approving the guard idea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
THE LIBRARY BOOK SHELF

The children have all of the new
books put on the shelves at the public
library this week. However, the adults
will feel no lack, for everyone may find
a book he has not read and will enjoy.
The new book shelf in the adult room
will display books specially suitable for
Patriotic Week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
Big Movemeat I,aunched

Philadelphia, Mar 24.--A tremendous
movement was launched in Philadelphia
today to hold huge mass meeting in
Independence Square as patriotic raj
ly.
a number Of leading Philadelphia
business men are back of the plan and
it is likely the meeting will be held
within few Gays.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
mrs. ]. M. Waltzing win not receive

Mrs. J. M. Waiting will not receive
the postal card addressed to her as the
addressor forgot to write the city OF
state address. The p. c. is now held up
at the local postoffice. Nor viii Ed
Patterson receive the letter addressed
to him at Meadow Glade, Oregon. The
postoffiee force is Of the opinion that
such a town does not exist in Oregon
and the letter will finally find its way
TO the dead letter office. n. B.-Three-
quarters of million Of letters are mis-
directed each year and are handled by
the dead letter office at Washington.
Salem sends its share because the aver
age writer fails to place a return ad.
dress on the envelope.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
CITY NEWS

The building committee of the city
council met this morning with the coun-
ty court and discussed the plans of the
comfort station to be placed under the
sidewalk adjoining the court house lawn
at the intersection OF State and High
streets. Mrs. John H. Albert and Miss
Matte F. Beatty were present, their
special interest being that of the rest
room for women. As Commissioner Gou-
let was not present it was decided not
to take definite action until Monday
when all members of the committee and
county court will be present and defin'
ite action taken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
HooT, NON TIL OLD
CAR LAUGHS AT BRAES

If Robert Burns were living, he would
undoubtedly prefer Maxwell ear.
Anyway, he is quoted as saying: "Max.
well ton braes are bonny."-T. NJ. X.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
Iowa on War Rasis.

Des Moines, Ia, Mar. 24.--Iowa viii
be put on a war basis as soon as tn,
Legislature can work out details of tn,
necessary laws, probably within /;
week.
Governor w L. Harding in specia
message sent to both houses today
urged that the following steps be take1
Immediately:
A census of the men available foI
military duty
An inventory of the materials thai
may be used for defense of aggressiv,
warfare.
An emergency war fund of $500, ,00(
OF more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
Nail Uu the Flag

McMinnville, Ore, Mar, "a; Nail
the Stars and Stripes on your front
door, renew your oath of allegiance, and
show our president and our country
that old Mae is rampant with patriot
ism declares proclamation issued
by Mayor George Evans today, setting
aside next week as f'Patriotic Week .
in accordance with Governor Witty
combe IS proclamation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
GERMANY SAYS COUNTER
REVOLUTION DEVELOPING

Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Mar. "a
The former czar and czarina Of Rus
Isia are expected to choose Copenhagen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
BORN

y X * 4 x x !: x X X x * i x x
.SYMES-To Mr. and Mrs. Percy Symes,
at their home one and one-half miles
north of the city, Friday, March %,
1917. q son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

SALESMAN-For general trade in
Oregon strong staple line, new fea-
lures, splendid commission contract
$35 weekly for expenses. Continental
Jewelry Co., 1922 Continental bldg
Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

FEMALE HELP WANTED-At once,
ten ladies to travel, demonstrate and
sell well established line to our deal
ers. Previous experience not neces-
sary. Good pay. Railroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. 7O3, Omaha,
Neb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

FOR SALE-Horses, registered grades
large, small, broke and unbroken; 3
fresh cows; also small seed potatoes
for 60c per bushel. Address VIM. II.
Egan, Geryais, Route 2, Phone 3Fll.
3-27
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

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! 4:
( NEW TODAY ADS WILL BE \
< read in the journal in all live \
: Marion county honestly 'em. !
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

HOMESTEAD REIMBURSEMENT
On 100 acres near Alsea in Benton
county, has a small house, barn, ,
acres in cultivation, disc, wagon,
plow, ton hay, $50 pounds vetch
seed. $500 buys the REIMBURSEMENT,
see j. A. Mills. 1926
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

sell or exchange, nice
acre home, wen located, on main
thoroughfare, close in, fruit, berries,
etc, in live saw mill town Falls City
valued $500, for unimproved land,
acreage near Salem, or Salem city
property, near equal value. What
have you? P. o. box 1856, Falls City,
Oregon. AZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
NEW TODAY
@.+++++++++A44++++++++++++++++++

MANURE-Well rOtted for land OF
garden, delivered. Phone 76Fll. $40
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24

SEWING WANTED-l3th and Ferry
streets. Mrs. 5. NJ. Wright. 3-s7
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

lopera del sottomarini contro le
haVl NEUTRAL che trasportano pa
clIlcl Vlagglatori. ! quail metodt
da SelVaggi producono anche que
ST altra Inevitable yergogna: che
eccltano lie rappreseglie. Perche
gil uomini- sono uomini: q III
fronte ad un nemico che non RI
tuge dai piu barbari sistemi di
lotta e ragioneYole - ed e una
no - di non esitare ad imitar-
To-.
Ebbene: non gridatemi la GRO
ce addosso Sc dico che, da un GER
TO punto di vista motto alto ma e.
normemente importante, 10 trovo
che sla bene che quelPantico
"donchisciottismo" dele batta-
glle leali e cortesi sia finito.
Quellngannevole miraggio dele
tradizioni dell'antica guerra. e
dunque definitivamente relegato
nei musei della Storia: i popoli
sanno adesso:
dl che lagrime e di che sangue
e una dichiaraziOne di guerra. l
popoi han capito che Sc non We
= come vi fu tipicamente e spe-
clalmente, questa volta, per l'Ita-
LA e per la Francia - una inc
luttabile ragione di difesa del
proprio territoriO e dele proprie
ragioni di esistenza politica, la
guerra e una troppo terrible CO.
sa perche sia permesso ad un
qualsiasi Kaiser di provocarla e
d'imporla.
Ed e per questo che, in nome
della civilta, 10 lodo il Kaiser. II
fatto ch'egli abba spinto i suoi
eserciti - il suo popolo cioe -
a condur la guerra senza alcun
rispetto AMI col regolamentare
disprezzo di ogni legge e di ogui
postulato dell'umanita, non sara
senza frutto per Pavvenire: i po-
poll, in qualsiasi futura occasio-
ne, non potranno non aprir bene
gil occhi, quando vedranno COM
parir sulPorizzOnte 10 spettro mi
naccioso dell""ultimatum".
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19
GfaRi di GSpGFiGnza

Un indizio che beni piu desi-
derati vagheggiati sono parven-
ze di beni, e che il loro valore di.
minuisce gia enormemente non
appena 81 mettono in effetto
Ipropositi atti conseguirli.
nellie vive angOsce cercate per
quanto e in vol di sdOppiarvi. Fa-
te che PIO intellettuale vigil PIO
sensible. Finche durera questo
dominic, vol sarete padroni del
vOstro dolore.
Come nellie gioie Pignoto e Pat
trazione suprema, cosi nei dolori
| e il peso insOpportabile.
Quando una cOsa aspettata con
motto desiderio sembra non av-
venga, Panimo vi 81 adatta con
pena: quando Sc ne ha la certez-
"a, questo 81 e gia adattato, al
lora, Sc avviene inaspettatamen-
te, non proviamo piu quel piacere
che ce ne ripromettevamo nei
Imomenti d'attesa; poiche, dopo
un disinganno, 10 spirito 81 af-
Ifretta trovare al medesimo ar
gomenti di consolazione.
Lo spirito pare che abba a
legge immutabile di portar sem
pre- alto il suo desiderio come una
fiaccola: la luce gil e sempre di
sopra, ma la strada in cui egli 81
aggira rimane sempre grigia.
Diffidate dele notizie tristi
che, porte al'improvviso, vi la
sciano apparentemente insensibi-
Iii. Come lie ferite fisiche, esse
hanno poi dietro di Sc un lungo
strascico di dolore.
QuandO la persona, a vol AIDES
so amica, par mostrarsi memore
di una tenerezza passata, non la
sciatevi sfuggire lie parole di pas
stone con cui vorreste nimicare
cd offuscare il sentimento al
uuale foste straniero. La memo
ria del cuore e debole: quella del
lila mente tenace: lie vostre pa
role, passata Fonda della rimem-
branza, apparirebbero vane /
inadequate, ne sarebbero ricorda'
te come degne.
Quando 81 ia un piacere che
non ci costa nulla (dare un fam
mifero, prestare un giornale, un
orario) 81 prova talora un cotal
lieve sense di soddisfazine, che
parrebbe attestare della buona e
generosa natura umana. Ma queI
breve compiacimento non deriva
Sc non dalI'idea della nostra supe-
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

volete moralizzare lie colonie
Puah Che schifo! Meglio, cento
volte Barsotti il quale, almeno,
e gia arrivato e puo permettersi
il lusso di non esser piu che re-
lativamente dannoso! Vol inve-
ce, costituite il vero pericolo pei
lavoratori immigrant poiche Ii ac-
carezzate gesuiticamente, van
tando sensi di amore e di prote-
zione sotto i quail nascondete u
ma cosa sola: la vostra TERRIBLE
fame di dollari che volete sazia-
re a qualunque costo.
E ben pro- vi facciano lie
"pezze" a cui agognate, o triste
messere.
Sappiate pero questo: che Sc
finora vi siete servito perfino di
socialist per arrivare, dora in
nanzi vi sara qualcuno che vi
perseguitera ovunque vi gride-
ra con insistenza pertinace alpo-
recchio la vostra vergogna la
vostra disonesta, finche lavora-
tori che mitificaste troppo a lun-
go non vi prenderanno a staff
late.
Quanto al PROMINENT al pre-
ii del quail cercate come un vile
mendicante lie grazie, vi auguro
che s'accorgano presto, del vostri
grand merritt e vi compensino
come 81 compensano tutti fedi-
fraghi, traditori, i disonesti.
Senza stima, signor cavaliere
con molte macchie ed infinita
Vita.
EdmOndO ROssOni
(Da al Proletario" del IA 1919
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

riorita, sul'altro che di quella co.
sa era privo.
Uno del migliori indizi che il
fondo dello spirito umano e la So
idareta, 81 ha in clio che il sag
glo, il quale dovrebbe essersi re-
so q tutto indifferente, par che
provi sempre il bisogno di comu-
nicare agli altri dati della sua
saggezza.
Sc gPinnamorati 81 vogliono
bene, perche 81 bisticciano? Ec-
co. Sorge fra essi una parola men
tenera, Pistinto Ii avverte che
mum del due debba fare troppo
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

sollecito alto di umilta, per non
suscitare nelPanimo delPaltro la
baldanza e forse la trascuranza
di un dominic troppo sereno. Ed
.essi, che 81 amano, s'ingiuriano
.essi, che s'invocano, 81 separano
finche Patio di umilta, da qua
lunque parte venga, trova, non
pi1 la tepidezza di un cuore tran
quillo, ma una Drama cocente,
ma una attesa trepida ansiosa; e
lie due angosce allora 81 quetano,
e 81 riconducono ad una pace e.
sultante.
MauriZiO Sartini
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19
AID UN DlgONES7 TO
"a GIOVANNI DI sILVEsTRO)

nire oggi! Dunque, era tutto
preparato e la vigliacca aggres-
stone di cui 10 fui vittima il mar
tedi mattina era premeditata, vo-
luta da vol, organizzatoi del CON
gresSo.
primi ed soil ad assalirmi
furono i membri del comitato, i
congressisti di Filadelfia ed i DO
liziotti incensati dial vostro gior-
male Sotto la cui tutela 81 svol-
Sero lie sedute. briganti soltan-
to e i delinquent comuni, che e.
ran numerosi nella sala, pOtevano
aver bisogno di tale protezione.
E vol Ii conoscevate, vol, o di-
sonesto, i ladri, i falliti, gPinde-
gni, vol che vi accingete a supe-
rarli per altra via; e pertanto a.
vete taciuto, non solo, ma avete
ricorso a loro per soffocare la We
rita il grido della gente onesta.
Sc 10 avessi fiducia nella legge
borghese vi ricOrrerei contro di
vol e del vostro caro- presidente,
Ponorevole della camorra da vol
montato, per Paggressione e Par
resto illegale di cui foste causa.
Ma 10 amo meglio trascinarvi
sulla berlina pubblica per prem
dermi Pallegra vendetta di spu-
tarvi sulla faccia il mio disprezzo.
E non vale il dire - a scusa di
quanto faceste - che 10 venni al
Icongresso con del preconcetti. 10
non dissi mai che tutti congress
sisti erano ladri, assassin, ecc.
10 disai e sos4ango che il congress
so ebbe per scope una truffa POI
Utica morale e che mel congress
so stesso v'erano degli indegni,
del bancarottieri, del colpevoli
di reati comuni. Sc tutti fossero
stati disonesti moi socialist non
CT saremmo scomodati. Tutt'al
piu un breve trafiletto del no.
stro giomale avrebbe avvertito il
pubblico che un branco di predo-
nj era in giro andava far
baldoria in una qualche taverna
ufficiale ed elegante della citta
delta del quacqueri. MOI conte-
stamina a vol e al vostri alleati
disOnesti il diritto di attirare nell
la vostra ruote i lavOratori per
spogliarli ed ingannarli mel tempo
stesso in cui fingete di proteg-
gerli.
Ma perche, dite, perche non vo-
leste la verifica del mandate +?
Non comprendete che basta que
sto fatto per dimostrare Pimmo-
ralita del congresso? Sc non ave
vate paura della luce vol stessi
del comitato dovevate reclamar-
la a salvaguardia della vostra di-
gnita. Ma non ricordavo che
vol. dimenticaste di aggiungere
un comma all'o. d. g. la verifica
del poteri! E 10 strozzamento
della discussione? Non flu fatto
esclusivamente contr0 di moi?
Vol sapevate che soltanto SOW
versivi fra la turba del cafoni ca
paci solo di svaligiare il prossi-
mo, potevano discutere sopra-
tutto dire molte dolorose e dure
verita. E fu in odio loro che com
pilaste un regolamento capestro! !!
Dove Volete glungere, o Slgno-
re? Non c'interessa saperlo. Co
me non c'interessa il mostruoso
aborto della vostra Federazione o
Alleanza intalo-americana, che
poteva essere partorita soltanto
dalla fantasia di un disonesto vo-
stro pari che vuol essere al mede-
simo tempo socialista e prete,
prominente e proletario, morali-
sta e venduto, cattolico masso-
ne.
E pensare che siete vol, pro-
prio vol ed vostri degni colleghi