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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

The government now has invested at or near Hum
boldt Bay some $8000000. The investment was an in
voluntary one and caused by the sinking Of sub
marine and soon after by the wreck of the cruiser Mil
waukee that was lost in trying to save the diver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17
REFORMING THE OTHER FELLOW

The study of the workings Of the mind, that is the
collective mind of people, is an interesting one and dls
closes some queer conditions Time mmemora there has
avs been an element in every country that made the
morals and actions of the other fellow their special affair."
1t is especially true in this country where our unlimited
right to do please is our boast and one not openly
qualified by the admission that this is true only If the
ether fellow with the weight Of the pubcs morals on his
mind will let him.
The basis for this reformation and guardianship IS
the inherent idea that whatever we do all right and IL
is only what the other fellow does that is wrong lhlS
trait is shown more strongly in regard to Sunday laws
and observance than any other. This is so-caled
christian nation" and naturally this observance becomes
large question.
blue law under which, if strictly enforced all businesses
were suspended except few such as hotels livery STAPLES
and such Now while this old law has been discarded
there are still many things that cannot be done on sun
day that in themselves harmless. For Instance
pavs that are clean and gladly attended on week days
are taboo Sundays. There is an exception made IN
business affairs to those whose religious belefs cause
them to observe some day other than Sunday but for the
fellow who has little or religious belief and there are
many of them there is no exception we are not 1ndng
fault with these things but simply calling attention TO
them.
his auto and oy ride from early Sunday morning to late
at night and think it is all right yet in each case the oo-
ect is amusement only the person with the auto THINKS
The fellow with the baseball uniform on is desecrang the
Sabbath Not long ago we heard man VINO had oeen
fishing on the slough complained that there had been
lot of hunters banging away across the river egardes
of the fact that it Was Sunday To catch fish Sunday
was according to his views perfectly proper but to Kill
birds was little short Of crime Our glandmothers or
theirs tipped the stately mnuet and our mothers en-
loved the rvthmic waltz but then as there were
those who believed that the dance Of any kind brings one
to the verge of ruin and would stop if they could 1t
was not so long since the fiddle was an instrument OF the
devil but nowadays the violin is heard and enjoyed IN
large number of our churches Checkers and chess are
all right while any game played with cards is the abomln
alton of desoaton The latter would be stopped by the
unco good and heaven knows most anyone would De
willing to discard the chess and checkers and make II
crime to mention them This last statement shows that
"some folks are willing to reform the Others.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

Peace propositions so far to be confined to the
statement that the other fellow started it. Still so long
as the parties will talk of peace there is some hope
Of it materiazing though that looks pretty thin just
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

The steamer Kilbum had such load of booze aboard
on her last trip that it is wonder she made port
Searchers far have found $50 quarts and the search
is not ended
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17
THE AGENT

| do not wish to buy your book, oh, agent
at the door; | do NOT need a shepherds
crook, nor salve to heal sore. And If |
did I'd HE me down along the village street,
and buy Of men who boost the town, pay
taxes, and repeat. took ride the other
day, in my new pasteboard car, and saw,
along the right of way, men toiling, near
and far. They're building up thorough
fare in which we take much pride, and soon
like streaks of lightning there our motor
cars will glide. They're grading down the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

sleeper hills and bridging creeks and draws and who IS
paying up the bills? Who is the Santa Claus? The agent
from parts unknown the smiling gent like you was
never known to cough bone, to put such projects
through The local business men must bear such burdens
on their backs they pay for bridge and thoroughfare
when they dig up their tax And so when am needing
prnes the merchants of this grad win get my hard
earned picayunes you bet your lid my lad So, to the
place from which you came OH agent smooth, return
do not need your quilting frame patent duplex churn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

The famous "bone dry" bill has at last materialzed,
and is before the house. being introduced Tuesday by
representative Anderson 1t has an emergency clause
but at this writing it being sent to the printer cannot be
oven in full or even synopsis of made 1t should re,
turn from the printer time today is understood
however that it does not contain search and seizure
clause but has an emergency proviso that will make 1t
effective so soon as it is signed by the governor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

(Tomorrow-Leonard Brooke is Unre-
buked.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

The pope will not make any efforts toward peace other
than to pray for it. The warning nations do not seem to
object to interference in their affairs so long as no other
power than God asked to take hand Evidently they
are not strongly impressed with the belief that he wll
nav much attention to prayer as both sides are and have
been since the war started asking divine blessing on the
work of killing the other fellows
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17
SENATE PASSES

Continued from page three.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

After the prohibition bill has been passed maybe the
work of the legislature will not seem so dry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17

CHARLES II. FISHER
Editor and Manager
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LENIA CLINE. Coat Clerk
EEsOLCTIOE ~ BOARD OF COUNTY
CONN 5sIONHRs
TULSA COUNTY. OKLAHOMA,
Be u ,s.9.Tsd sy The board o' commi,
sion this The ! jth DAY u October, 1917. that
the County Clerk b. authorized 10 adrsrtlss
for bids for The Furnishing Of sn material
and erection ne hsfeinafisr nsmsd bridges
prepared b. the County Engineer Of Tuls,
County, copies Of which. accompanied with
estimates, are now on file in the office Of the
County Clerk u Tulsa County. And In ih.
office OF said County Engineer:
one IAN. tpAn bridge located between
Sections 10 and "a Township ls North
Ranges I9 and Ia East Bridge No so2
One l2N. span bridge located between
Sections l9 and IL. Township 10 North.
Ranges 10 and Ii East: Bridge No 30i
One SIT oulyert located between Sections
I end 2, Township is North Range 10 East.
Bridge No 80l
Ono iih. span bridge located setween
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ROON-UNFJRNIsHED IS
FOURTH ST, 2 i5ss-T~o nie. 1nt1r-
zisAed rooms With large closet fer rea;-
gas s.d rs,sr fvrnishet; reasonable
wANTED-One. two or three unfur-
nlshed rooms or apartment suitable
for bedrooms. By gentlemen: close in.
preferably in business section. Mr.
Akers, phone -.
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
BOSTON, g, 704-Roon snd board for one
younE nan and also good eoard for io1r
CHEYFSSE. V s5s-RSo-, viiA or Nth
OF board. Phoze 2s25.
GALVESTON. s. Siz-Furnishsd rooas
beard IL desired. Phone 1874
sENySTH. 2 SIs-RoOm ard board Tor
r-ailsu~n- Phone 5p2S-J
ROOM and board Tor two gentlemen. pri-
vsi- entrance; one block from Third
street ear lire. i24 South Msybell Mrs
Chapman
PHOENIX. s ic4-Your pleasant rooms
unfurrished. Phon. 52ss.
WANTED-ROOMs OR BOARD 90
COMPETENT wofnar wants housek.eoins
rrcins for .eli and husband, in exchange
for kouse~ork. Phone s24O.
FURNISHED ROOMS wanted Tor iish, nous.
keeping. Nothing east considered Addr,s.
Eek.l., 2l2 Lynch Bldg
ROOMMATE rkzi.d 20 room With gentleman
roommate vko has two bed, In room
good reference. Call phone SIT and leave
sddre.
ROOMMATE wanted 70 room with gsntlsnan
roommate Who hs. two beds In roOu
good reference. Call phone 527 and leave
address
wASTED-Bosrd and room FOR man and vile
Phone 1879. Mr.. I'd Sallsgsver.
WASTED-ro rent three light houseEeep-
in. Y. " c. A.. room .os. N'
WASrED-By 10th Inst, two or three far.
nished rooms in modern home, where there
IL no obi.etion TO two small children: must
be on west or south side; close 10 ear
line 81 SeelAh. Boz A.24 care World
wANTED-Roon and board in private home
neishborhood preferred A:2s, care World.
~~-~-~S---~-~>>--~.--- .-----------~-~~>-~
BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED -
JAMES sTUDf0-Commsreis and homs
portrait photography. Phone 1854
Observation-Disclosures "a
DRrssrAK1NG-ro hrst-eisss call AZ sos
south Main street Telephone I07o.R
MRS NARY HARRIS, now located at iiI
East Third. Is prepared TO do al kinds OF
dressmaking and make alterations
MRS. TAYLOR -Dressmsking and designer;
fLrs,-elAss work guaranteed. ie25 South
Main. Phone 6O6e
HEMsTITCHfNG-At ara South Boston:
operator with two years sxperisnce in
this town Phone a232
Atsst - n -
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LysT- sliss ia4 gkts goft Reward.
OtEPCOAT -i.oai Isfssea CsioosA slt
I-its Vi rsgsn rod Ketsrn 70 Otia.or,1
ts.sl rpsz 3g1 d. y E.arrssy. Reward.
/ WATCH-Lost ladiss smAA rod EEiek
trd rkaiE. bs;Ees- Thri Rsd Boston sn9
rostsfii-s: lEitlals " " Reward Binder
pi-ss. return 70 2 McHsnry room
80 N-Al-AAE
WATCH-Go!a eDsn hes. Friday 1lo.ai1g
between 10 hnd ~. iaiiiit A J. " Ia
hack of cass FiEdsr cal 1890 an4 re-
csIvs fsNare
sCITCAsE-Bia saii-at.. bstsssn 2 aEG 2
Saturday niEhi On Scrth Peoria. eon-
teinirE lunfry hsg Eiih WeaFir. apparel
oE- pas1nrt ati lstuet at sinEsyore By
k1win y G1rsaElla. Auerlean coasli Re
turn . ,WorA off!es Aad e: reward
, SCOTTISH RITZ RfSG--Lot;. see,iish
Bite rihE p.aiu hari rith irianEi. sds
ser.rt!gn On outsifs 81 = y Dillon Carey
M " s1gravff On inside liberal reward
Phone oNtgs 3-2
TWO DODSE roadstsrs one Hayes liTat
Eir hVspssasngrr. stock of 32H3 4 cst-
inE, Auto sslvaEs. ais East sesond 81;
PURELY PERSONAL 8
eEyERAt babes FOR kt0piion Nr. MI
rsy. Ills E.si Olive. Guthrie. Okla
SPECIAL NOTICES .
TULst. OKLA Nov. 8. lsl7.-My house.
100 South Elrood. is Of N. market
FitIpsiFick
VY PROPERTY j. Ell the mhrssi After Nc
vFmber : n o. ". Fleming
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
BUfCh-For sale. bY ewrer. Li,iis Sir
Buirk 1915 model psrieet condition 'eia.
cr'trnis any time. Address Boa Il. care
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES FOR stLE 10
BUfCh-For ssle By eWrer. I.i;iis Sir
Buirk 1916 model psrisci condition 'ena.
sr'frn'r any time. address Bcx A Il. care
World
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HELP wANTED-FEMAL 80
Am Experienced
Nurs- for two children, must have
reference; good wages.
PhOllg 2AA7

CAs-fi aR-STASoGRAPHEB Wanted,
s;-ao..zy yhsr and assistant cashier Jen.
kizs AISe Co. All south Main
CCOE-Ns snted, experienced cook and a
uay sis. AZ once; good salary 52l North
GIRL C0LORED-Wanied, With references
general housevork; must be good cook
god room and no laundry Phone li95
GIRL White-Wsnted, competent white
strl for work in an apartment mornings.
PAols 5462 or call 4l+l1 South Cheyenne.
GlRL- WHITE, wanted for general house
Ecrs. % North Yorktown. Phone 2is2.R.
GIRL Ean,ed for general housework Phone
Osass 3its
GIRL, C0LORED. wanted Ter general 5ouse.
g9rk. Apply 4o5 South Cheyenne Phon.
H0CsEwoRK-Wanted girl for general
hoase5ork: two ir famify; good home for
light 2a-'v. Phoac 1878.
HOU UstWCRK-Wanted. white woman for
ssneal sousework slT East Seventh.
HOT UsEwoRKMwanted' Or w girl to do house
family Of four. Call a.6i before noon
HOUSE sFwoRK-wanted white girl to do
E.nsrsl housework. Phone 3sfsJ.
eomPany.s building. Fifth and Main
streets Report TO George Hutchlson.
NEcHASiC-A-i auto, capable OF taking
charge Of shop; married, sober, indus.
trious, desires position. viii not consider
offer Of less than ss5 per week. Box A.22
care World.
NAIDs-WAnted thres experienced white or
eolored. Apply Housekeeper Hotel Tulsa
EsSFNGERs-Wanted two girl mes.
sensers At Western Union: s35 per month
NURSE-An experienced nurse for two ell.
dren, must have reference, good wages
Phone 244T.
AURsE-C Childs nurse. white must hsyS
good reference, Phone Usage 1918.
PASTRY CooK-Good experienced. Apply
New England Cafeteria, S07 South Gin.
einnati.
SEAMSTRESS wanted. firstclsss 2is New
Aul, Bldg
STENoGRAPHER Wanted = ExperiencsI
young lady Call Sunday after 9. 5Oi
South Boston.
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EMPLOYMENT
Hons WaNTED-MsLF

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O. zaagfsef4Fing cDHI'sny. Boz All, care
Wsrt
" .glyg Pr OPFICE-Wshi f1si'ion is
tslf para ofif. / = Mathews tCoioF-!
Boz Ib7. EOysioH, Ok.a.
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LIVE STOCK.

DOGS. CATS, PETS IS
bhASTlFNI, white collie puppies; alss
golden 'sable Registered and pedigreed,
Kendall kennels Phone s2es. between is
po0-youns bull dog Tor sale, good watch.
man Tor car and home, ea5. Phone Sses,R.
Fok SAIE,Fine young Jersey COW. II. "
Sinclair, Lombard addition,
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