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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-14
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'DRS. B. H. WHITE and r. w. WAL
TON - Osteopathie physicians and
nerve specialists. Graduate of Amer
lean school Of Osteopathy, Kirksville.
Mo. Post graduate and specialized Ii
nerve diseases at Los Angeles college
Treat acute and chronic diseases
Consultation free. Lady attendant
Office 505.506 u. 8. National Bank
building. Phone $50. Residence, $40
North Capital street. Phone 460.
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international Bible Students will hold
their regular Bible study in their class
room, second floor, Moose building,
Court and High streets, hours 10 a. m.
TO IL p. m. Undenominational. All
students cordially invited.
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German Baptist.

Corner North Cottage and D streets.
Sunday school at 1000 p. m. Ed
Sehunke, superintendent. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. IN. Service at the
Cloverdale school house, near Turner
at p. m. Midweek service Wednesday
s p. m. A cordial welcome to all. F. A.
Petereit, pastor.
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FRUTTLAND NURSERY - High and
Ferry SITS. Full line nursery stock.
Italian pruDe a speciality. Nursery To-
Gated one Iuile east of penitentiary.
Address R. 6, Salem, Ore. Phone 100
F21
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No. 1928 North Winter street. Sun
day services: Sabbath school 9:45.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:45 p. m.
W. j. Johnston, pastor.
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United Evangelical.

Cottage near Center street, Rev. G. L.
Lowell, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Divine worship and preaching at IL
a. m. Junior Christian Endeavor at $3.50
p. m. Evening worship and sermon at
1870 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
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Rural eongregational.

H. c. Slower, minister. Morning
worship at IL o'clock, Sunday school at
10 a. M. Christian Endeavor at 1880
p. m.
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Observation-Disclosures

DR. o. L. SCOTT-GrRduate of Chiro.
practices Fountain Head, Davenport,
Iowa. If you have tried everything
and got no relief, try Chirepractic
spinal adjustments and get we'll. OF.
flee 406.7-S U. s. National Bank
building. Phone Main 81. Residence
Main 828.R
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west Salem Methodist Episcopal

Minister, ". J. Warren. Sunday
school 3 p. III. Preaching service 1880.
Ladies Aid society meets on the sec
ond and fourth Thursday of the month
at 2:30 D. IN.
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United Brethren.

Seventeenth and Nebraska streets.
Mrs. f. B. Ward, missionary of 20
years service in Canton, China, will
speak at IL O'Clock Sunday morning
Her subject will be "China s Call to
Christian Citizenship" At 1880 p. nj.
Hon. +. A. Baker, president of tht
Oregon Anti-Saloon league, win speak
on the work of the league in the state.
Mid-week prayer and Bible study, led
by the pastor, Guy Fitch Phelps. Thurs
day at 1880 p. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to all who will attend these
services.
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SALEM COUNCIL No, 2622-Knights and
Ladies of Seeurlty-Meets every 2nd and
4th Wednesday each month at Hurst
Hall. Visiting members are invited to
attend. q. F. Walton, financier, 4S0 s.
l4th Street.
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FOR SALE-Ten acres, best of soil,
growing crop, on good road, close
in. Buildings all new and modern
with water and light system in house
and barn. Square Deal Realty Co.
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DE hoLAY CoMMANDERY, No. s, K. T.
Regular conciave fourth Friday in each
month at s o'clock p. m., in Masonic
Temple. .Sojeurning Sir Knights are
courteously invited to meet with u.s.
recorder.
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:. N. A.-"0regon Grape Camp" No
1860, meet every Thursday evening in
Derby and Lafky building, Court and
High streets; Mrs, Sylvia Schaupp,
1871 Market, oracle; Mrs. Melissa Per-
sons, recorder, 1896 North Commercial,
Phone 1436M.
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Unitarian.

The Peoples Church. Cottage and
Chemeketa streets, Rev. James NJ.
Heady, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Sermon at liza. m, subject "Some-
thing for Nothing" Mrs. Halle Par
rish Hinges, musical director and solo
list. The public welcome. No evening
service.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FLORA A. BREWSTER, NJ. D.-Neu-
rclogist, nervous and chronic diseas-
es speciality. 35 yrs. experience with
drugs, surgery and drugless methods.
Examination free. 712 State st. Phone
1850.
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wooDMEN OF THE woRLD-Meet every
Friday night at s o'clock in Derby
bldg, Court and High SITS. A. j.
Sweinink, C. c.; L. s. Geer. clerk,
507 Court street. Phone 593.
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PACIFIC LODGE NO. so, A. F. & A. NJ,
Stated communications third Friday
IN each month at Z 80 p. m. in the
Masonic Temple W, II. Daney, W. N, /;
Ernest Il. Choate, secretary.
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I Why the Journal is popular
i It prints the worlds news TO- !:
I day--while it's news.
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UNDERTAKERS
sCAyANGER

EALEM SCAVENGER-Ch l5oos,
proprietor. Garbage and refuse Of all
Kinds removed on monthly contracts
at reasonable rates. Yard and cess
pools cleaned. Office phone Main
2247, Residence, Main 2272.
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NORTH B0UEl

A. -oArrives AT Salem .,....9:15 a m
~ ~ 20 Teavps salem ...9:5 so a m
~ ~ -sar salem (mIxed) 49,. 2 :00 M
NJ NJ ~ leave Salem ..........3:0 :05 p m
sNo connection south Of Geer.
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First Congregational.
James Elvin, pastor. Sunday school
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HUMANE s0CIETY-D. D. Keeler
president; Mrs. Lou Tillson, secretary.
All cases Of cruelty or neglect Of DUN
animals should be reported TO the
secretary for investigation.
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X X X X X X X x X X X x
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY co.

X i x X i x 4 y y x x x i
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WATER COMPANY

SALEM WATER COMPANY--0ffiee
corner Commercial and Trade streets
Bills payable monthly in advance.
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COMPANY N
CONTINUED on page four.)

never regret the courtesies they have
shown us and will thus in our own
limited way express the gratitude we
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LODGE DIRECTORY

8V106 01EkIO4VB1
&ODREN WOODMEN OF AMERICA--Ore-
gon Cedar Camp, No. 5246, meets every
Thursday evening at o'clock in Derby
building, corner Court and High streets.
j. Il. Day, V. c.: ], A, Wright, Clerk,
EALEM LODGE No. 4, A. f. A. NJ
Stated communications first Friday in
each month at 80 p. m. in the Masonic
Temple Fred A. McINire. w. NJ.
8. 2. Suiver, secretary.
CENTRAL LODGE, NO. 1S, K. Of P
Derby building, every Tuesday evening
of each week at 30. Lloyd 4. Rigdon,
c. c.: W. B. ellison, K of r and U,
UNITED Capital Assembly
No. 81, meets every Thursday at : 2:
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|. o. U. W.-Protection Lodge No
meets every Monday evening at in the
Mccormack hall corner Court and Liberty
street. l.. r. Mason, NJ W.; S, 4.
MeFadden, recorder; A. L. Brown
flnancier; r. B. Duncan, treasurer.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-14

a. IN l. o. o. f. hall, A, A. Gueffrov
a. n. A.; c. A. Vibbert, secretary, Crown
Drug store, 1898 State street,
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ONE Of the given by people for refusing
TO CHURCH is that there are too many hypO
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-01
.aE aNN ,'bTlNsy ~ sIliaI sl94Ni
WOMEN Unfair SOCIETY
officers RsS;e!eoted at AnnTal AM, a Meet.
lno ;~d Wi0omSfYRn Wi0o SYn a. IAre Me!!eo psf TO-
5.o Become; ;.Membsrsyot sa,
II "aj. ni-s=HsY oyif Dnt j.

J;o,r,,hH,I H,IaTIMInm a :akaf .,M ,Mi,
rights" Wili srej5iee s ''siif II H.; II action Vt
TUG. state fair sqcietX. ,|wylhliee |wylhlieeR ,ws,elcomed
the. fa;rer sex to membership. " There
was aothng in the 'coXstitGtf9nt t6' forr::
bid. women joining the 'sbciety but no
wdman has ever donefs0. "'Ona motion
oflG. AAufhynurdi Of Columbia, AN en-
president, the section relating to mem.
beGs wasI Eonstrueh aas' Mdt fijalRifgt#o.
me1E alnh theS Observation-Disclosures
ed!..to all ,iHvitatton,o1 81 Fdur dlames are
already AAs AsheEhmds,Mf AAsa ssarayalw
iot. membership and Will ,ba ,artesdI. qp
air s' s@iprs mesqt5j93gp. M9hrsA,iT GAPe'pps
Langley and MIS-; c. B. 'poo Pope. PER- ""'n
'The ysee:Axepquliye ,4;ommiqtee, ;. meetipg
afterwards, reelected y. f., EftlM, sec,
n%@'x 32 4hs se" dnsp fSf f'9fsa1sr' ,Hs n
nhal fan 'fair we're Set as Oat6ber' a.!
26i' the week foiiowing thp' North cal.
oltn;. State 'l'air;'' 'RalGiHh:T dndtd the
Soptheas,erI 'fair. Atlanta. . This wa s?
thought by the executive committee.
'.;.be a very opportuMe time for the
%elebration. n>H"M :2;N M.6 xoSbUtb =,
Last. Year the society appropriated
$4,000 toward ahe South, Caroline Hay,
vest Jubilee. which jubilee was q ,hyss,
success both years Of it's. existepce.
oat their" waaS, no mQye to make, the
appropriation for this. year II there
was any one present to push tie mat.
tel he did moi chirp There was no
formal action OH the Jubilee matter
Tor there was no request for aid. In
ti! general meeting of the society.
Va A. cGlark of Columbia expressed
,i,e opinion that the. expenditure could
te cut out and j. y lIryen of Oar.
tirigton. president OF tie society said
chat he agreed with AIr. ozark: A. q.
Langley Of Columbia said that he'
thought The money spent on the lHar
frSt jubilee was we'll spent. but he
Thought lthe society had gone. far
Enough and should not appropriate d
more a-rh,
1.-The society has deficit of over
$4,000 for the last fair. due to the OK.
t"aolNtiialy cxpeliSe in Grepairs print;
inE and eli!stOiy OF ,theHsOrietyl and al,
appropriation tof2 $3,DD0 for .the, l;Iaar,,
ieSi Jnillsei a ThhNsoeiety lis"eopsida,-
eH inNgpot: shaaie oand Hlpspeets are
hllsht faEta gEeegast gegs er; state fair than,
even this foil ,,,, ~ ,y,:. ...,'..x-,
t-A number. Of, details about the 1917.
Ell were discussed with a VIEW TO
eT"rrising every economy but at the
sDne time, not to ecoHomize II II
Would IN any way hinder the pro.
saess Of the fair. The spirit Of the
meeting. was for, expansion. .!..
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Masurian lakes.

eMhe Masurian lake region lies in
M1knleiilhhh, Il gently rolling region
df;i f;if>ast Prussia marked by hundreds
ddSlakes' Of various sizes connected by
eMHnrts+ and canal syst cnr more
lhSAl 100 miles long. Roughly, the
.hIA of the district is covered by the
(asScs Of Sens,urg. OletEla, Osterode,
ARenstrin, Roessel, Ortelslnrg, Lyck
AA'itaD, Loctzcn and Neidenburg.
'Ma lakes are Of different shapes.
sat2e being rounded and others basins,
WHh numerous radinting Branches;
othtrs are long, narrow channels @Id-
eWhg into pools at intervals like beads
oa}'R string. The largest,' "Bfh,ier md
aIa&ding. cover 40 sd,ihre' rntits. " The
'ls&ss form a very effective bafrlep fof
qW9nahy against Russia. dis was 'eVi:
dsa%rd several fmes durihg, tho early
lGft of the war, when the Hussian
aa3AAies were trapped there Or forced
tW1etreat. This bore out the wise op.
pa45tion Of, Y9n Hipdepburg and 9th
eESaagpinst draining the lakes, q. PROT.
eFkscohstdeFea, by the Germah govern.
rqsbt several years ago.-APhiiadelphia
E9sning Ledger as2a,' ]" ay"iAA +
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;TIi in addition 10; proviliug q way
infa the, farmrr TO borrow to the lipiil
dAtnIrly. provides that ht must put
lnSIhorl'ow"d money Il productive usi,S.
'tM furnishes the rnnchinrry to get
!hsA out "f debt in an honorable and
lNiS SncSSlike way. The farm loan act
l@YfS the farmer by pthring Within
lilSE grasp the lihhns to help ,hinisp1f.
1tS4ak"s for business Initiative nnd5ins,
tRWrndence. . a,. :t-. .ra
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frUf' Ise3TBfnf' 'T1"n'Yff,et
d FARM'L0AN1AGTI, n
! ". 4rs@ ;;mat;gfbM17f III fbMt1nfn fnjYyyaid2a njjY yyaisdN a.
'ad | nGths iInNdstorIorsH ~;

s rrss + S
4.e1afm I'knAss.H:! g"@ S@RRESuys ncsn 'Si IS. S
!, gprded ffTfheI (gsssE sa$* ecarlty'aHj jthp
I Mas h,rE EtSSAf s fSsaSast,a S'|nisiaTr MT MT
1ntstssst t,,s,t} f'es .!1.SlRnYgB s' o'hfy ga9a
= There mid several treaswus vS,sht4i
+" Sntll loans are not readily transfer.
: ,iblG, /. Ec., marketable Farm loans
are usually desired for long periods.
I 4 lonn for less than five years is usu-
iiiS' pf little value to the farmer. If
! Ih9 Ioun is made for the purpose Of
:; s;y%S :,'S a |%"S {Idy:y2s
expect hat land will pay for itseLt,
in five years. aasTHTf
t!M We'll managed commercial banks
f'canhbt make II businGSS Of lending
!, a.endy On furms and neutrality-suspicious.
|, themselves. 1t is not good bnnking.
1t ties fup their funds III permanent
sihrestmeantS an:1..,.! and II persisted in con
|ttlDnnllly Would TGlln Iiiy 6aiSSr: Tn1y
fqet limits the supply OF ioca'll money
|, fPr farm loans, and partially. accounts
for high ilj1tqsTc$$AifTatSk ~ tt Aem. I'm r
E'M proS&des pNscScd SuMcy. !" ~ A.
'Hl,c farm lands of The HpiteI States
| constitute great nHtssAofa &nlunhi&
assets against which money ought To
.nus faa laisf b&oilf aA sb4atisN iYiSEa Of
i vHlup. No agency has ever undertake
ftrdo assemblies this mass Apf hssct $, into
mcgntiahlr form !sor Hat ;kt could be
h readily handled as marlaetnble Sc
curiry.
Now the gnverii:hcm steps fl. md
provides this agency: i SAYS to the
farmer Who wants to use Sc Ills hs; lnEdT as
$frnri'Y: 4 tI r. "A I{
"YoT JOIN q natIo3al far}p foam Jas;
SortntiOn and contribute your mort!
! gage 10 II great federal land bank pool
"' %n,a's"fy ,n9s fSSf f "91f|ll1S 1SaSM
';e'l rules for It's operation so, that the;
/ When your mortgages are masScd to-
ngethrr, II federal, lHpd bank ,will take
these mortgages and issue bonds
iW;nnst them; sell the bends to invtiS:
a.,nps, aud are-lcna t!.e,. money 10 oHtlhn-
! rrS; The i'bped lnpflgagcS.hlQfI thr
i. ffarincrs of,itht UnitSuilStntr& 9!will I've
security for tevery bond. Thri'high
\, character OF ths SECURITY meuns thu,
:, ne,oS,ple who have money to invcstwill
iIipp ut the chance to put their say.
iiiSs, !up a.A'nst ypur security at IL
'ld~ lHtr ot ua.g7t. ,Ws,Yil1 let ypl
have 49, Inoney nr;Hal cost 70. is
illus J"t 4" cT"" liar c.Ah TO ,covtl
tle 'Dst or op"r. u@ t'f> ~ vas
! 'E"m N.irg and n'nury"0N N& tl.
.,!t nh ,iY,k,, f v...., .,.
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Small Grain Killed.

G;'nncS. From 'afr ijartS Of creo.
cddt so3efe Weather ihas i1titYaa 1st IN ail ths m
,EF III a:%s'3 sss y4ates y t1s gess1 s}9
ing the high PRICES of fpodytnfss, ,tlsi,
will prove calamity TO this county
especially as the farmers had ,sown
ipore small .grhiM than tsAr>Sefbre il
the history of the county.
I.llN(l4 E54-il.s 80 Hl1llJc1l
s9YTt ,fAR}oFtL.'NA~;NEWs ,yyEMs.
A telegram was received from Con.
sts33spfpn LWE Rsgsdhle st$ghe} that
ord9rs had been issued establisbinp
! IsvWage,: mani depysFyth JImfYesfal$
beginning April I. -
fire caused ,ts"I,s,ahi4s 'lsqsttqye;at
tho barn Of Thomas wilson in La
fBis 3SsBis iisssssiR Hss iRf1I ss;s3s .rx.
s'HPn|s. 'H|hsa6 & 6sa tnssa$ nssa$I sekM.s, sa,sild,
f33 h*|3t'e' Bt ''s'SS5 fSsss ssaSsis3as s,s33 = bf
Lola D. Jones, 1s years old, of
P@':{8|3F sssy3; IT, &ta &gs|5 sl3t r.:
':ss|sf Fl 'l}$ G5s1 i3as sE3a':f ssse a.lIi1s5,
rs: S: (:
entertain the Second South Carolina
WPntry on It's return from the border
Pr Charles s. Gardner of the
Theological seminary, Louisville, will
eass9sas sioaas assad Tsss set sthe
81 MI sss iss
president OF Coker College March AZ.
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MntT&mpIoyee at isl6htIMi,.

LnwTBEc, Mass 'boslSS OF IN
eighty hEa"-ycar-od mill worker tn.
HostoniiSF states. His name is
GfprgeftA insworih. He has been Il
mil opntAt 'fT'unu-cupnrtty or'othrr
Tor 79...Sfars. AT ten years old Ne
entered aaGnc Of the big mills In York
shire, EHslnnd, where he was born.
.,aa.s. lie dRse .iHriYSHsq pp&Ien he awas
't~entySSNRee, EsinV Has jWonked ,lpidIh
fetent hHtls In New England az n first
class WfFSer. For many years he wns
an ovaiSeer. At present Mr.. Aims
~oHth fa employed In the Washington
mill of$sffg sfYaRRhIS AN hsis bpIaiEiSphFif!
pany ns a warp tWistef. '"' "'' '"'" ~ v
Mr. Xfnswortiis g. eigfty:niniiGi' fb,ffrftt6fi.
.oatg uaY anniversary m =. WAS celebrated. by. a
'o'tbd k in tho moldEbF bFtS}sdIuS W sI1 SGSsR
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w ant Plant For Church paper

y-iWant Plant For Church Paper.
IAN EFFORT TO raise SO 900 toward
purchase of mechanical equipment
tor The Sonthorn Christian Advocates
owned" 'hY.:thc two South Carolina
F4nferencesi OF the; Methodist Episco.
nal church, South, This action was.
decided upon by the board OF. man
oyers Of The Advocate at meeting
held recently in Columbia The Ad.
vncate IS noW piiiitod iii anderson
hy larIanRementrnwith;, "a gi9b.pprii,ting,
ina4e G@dhe jjd dRHfsl o|J Jiisf'R W.T. Eis"
storial ,it. quarters par machancai sfasil-
itir The Rev IS. G. HkirklanIis thr
Nhi;or. NN E%l EH jFi
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7 ,>,@t,<-s,~1eeIelAseseeNl,
FMMAk0Qllp4cEAs,} 4 !
II. AInortlzationMaGH oWt>.Loants
Under the FarmL LIinpActn ;i
Are Designed to Be
helpful to 'the iBor-I"f"'"
: H.a'' HroWer. 2aUad s3Ei sd
es-s~~es~ess..e. e.~.e,..ne~~~~.,e,
'by rt9fsS fsSa. = NwMSlilhfSigAt 6s@ffE8te tetYaap

,fe@d. W;iliiiG$t $tufhfE ffSDf $ c!ps'l!:Pp
lu5t has always been recognized tn 1t
! tile most effective aid one. can get is
that wl,telf e,lublcs; lli.n ito; help, him
| ~, ~, hda ~ tf5amN ,vnbnoM r;.oi'
T" Some criticism the fcdrrlt, ,Gll,la lou,
| act have charged that this nct makes
IT. top :aaSS fox fapprrs, to, ;gst into
idriit, ap1d ~ ihal there viii ,Gs,,n AypIencS
!, to, MNcrborroN. '','''.;,'"oE 'S'h .
flM careful reading of iha' Hili" Mit'
;ssih9E tl'at, thii,, "birctioni is. met by very
I S:h,rlGfGf!%, limiting the use to wliHti 'the'
Porrdwtd money nihy be .fti1 iihaoby
The ipdtlireantllt th;!t' Farmers efaHtfIf.
Y rafh ySnr y,1' must 81 r'q"re R4 their Ip,
,'1heA f'h'fh ''dtn act Was ae$iEn1n rs:
be hrffhn tT'tlir farmer OF of,atr,a,:9a.
'urerptions who has heretofore been.
deiiifd ndcIuote credit. TtwiScly lin
iits aht 1da,.S to- 30 per cent GfNthe'
1IpblufsPd "%,llutE rf The security. bt&'
b cnuse this limitation makes the kts
curity Of Il high character, thus Mitis,
Tying the. investor. ana therefore re-
sults. tm' a lower Fate nf interest ira
~ The 'Gso Of the lilUnpy is' carefully.
limited to the ptltchnSp Of land to 1,ny.
off existing Indebtedness, to purchase
I livc, st"Hlt,Edr th mike any productive.
Improvement Such: Hs fencing, drain
uge buildings and machinery. ',n
.n., Is Really an Investment. =
When money can he borrowed cheap
ly for' productive use, ii mortgage be-
comes mn Investment rather than d,
handicHp| The farmer is enabled to-
get money to put his land to bcttcr
use. SO that the profits Of his invest
nl&nt will ply or his Indebtedness.
,llHrcafter 6udicio.ls narrowing uti The!
part Of Ttht f,lrf.lerc wi11 !ba regural.tL
is business enterprises. just as it is.
now considered beneficial for large
commercial Institutions. to borrow. ,5.,,
Tie fp'u loan sact creates p:tprn ,qC
indeptetn1qSS whlslh lR!fteenniiarlS Ak, Jbh,
farmers needs 1t recognizeS ,tiliit fl,e
farming business is one of SLOW RS
turns. >,
ko It RIroyldt!s tint 'tna raNoar aNoarsauEseahh sauEe hhade de
under, thS 'het S'Haid tohh tht hniDftila
tioli or filstntthtftth iIiiin' throitgMahrdiig
5nri short periddidf yt.lrs::'l Thehiiijit-
Cages may be made to 'Irln from five
,ts. forty PEARS, 1T: it:thehpti6n ffshsDtir-
rover anu tliry must bo raiA'1tt! I'm
tsrcst *anda niiifeipal, fniequdl 1ilstall+
mGhtS'tironSl. the peri lof, the .lputlE
PcTinisSon is given to pay all OF tho
loan or any pnrtsaf it!on, any interest
paying date after il has: run, 1--WE, years
Table ofiPayments:s .HT a,
To give the prosiitttfpe: bdrfewei
an exact idea of the size Of the pay
mctts REQUIRED annuity tn twIpe! !ou't
a mortgage iIf aigivun' period, n.,i0,tiza,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-01
Thirteeh Lucky Miles.

.u,Rsulrnce-l see that Al, urrl lcsntrof n,.,
niar ithr l"t ~ lailronts being Gbltiit In s
'S,H!tZtrlnnd VIII be ithrnuShi tunnels. II.
e {'afrlre Thnr Is alcSlst' Where no 10
ggii h"Wryrr ,Suprrstiti3us, c|iNlAi pos %.
silly hhliiE ihtrlrrn unlilcky. "tl ~.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-01
Table bftPaJments:
To give the proslieeti4e. borrower

To give the prositttiVe* bdrrswer
an exact idea of the size Of the pay
nhcnts REQUIRED annuity tn tWIpe! our
Al mortgage iIf a'givcnpcrl6d n.ll0rtiza+
ton tables 'hnHc been 'prclnird., rhn
following table shows :tltca uunount ,-of
annual payments required. to eXtin-
suiSh, In the, period Indicated, q, ,thou-
shnd dollar Loan bearing interest Ut
., ;oia aud G,pcr Gent: ,.,.#
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-01

/ ai3ficnttniiG' ohat z :;i>onY sDNnlt;
After haraahghteht ,IthirN, ;4hcc
duesttonNaf Merchandising wastY more
than once, ,:injertRT, the. kNse Spassel
on third readihg tie game" warden
kGs G t&dttRsxssdfly' tsa 8 fl''tSS 'W5IIe {SkSSI itpT itT
omn'neP4ifngt t4e ,chlef game warde .
ton and retains the present warden
EpntH; the fail iaof 1918. FfTls rassaea
vote ,WaSt9t to 4SIr 4 - similar p9It. Mll haas
passed the senate. - : 40 e''''-''>'
When tile bill was up for second
reading, there was;;a. .lengthlm tebat =
| motion TO recommit, which the
fhouse ~1eJtcted by oite ~vSte,''' So to; 53:, !.
-.".Gentlemen. IL Insist. that. ..a more
determined effort has never been
Ehade.. II, he.klegislp tiya history jof the
state to hold a man on a JOB When
be was not wanted" said Represei.
-tatiVe 'F r. ? Oothran OF Greenvillc.
THE governor does not want this bin,
does @otSEant tie INCUMBENT auX VII,
f"a |t.'Ia1 FRsapR R' Ro'"t hIhP RP,p 1 ] d j \ Y
Representative Martin OF OrraaME;;n.
burg stood by the chief game wa.
den. 81 simply take the position that
1t is nothing bit right, and. fair if ne
has made. a good, game warden. az
ceptable to the legislature and to the
people; that it is not right. not fair
to cut Off his head for being PERM
cious in politics"
tired pft ,'ebating slttsE due !
stionv's,r said, .RepSesentative, Saars,,i,
kH9 5faSRred. tl,f. present game WAY;
|ft ONCE aiiu f0w ar as afActs tile pres
YH YyHH1E;rsn1,%aGUssff}rg3 atfY' tAs FpsFYssssat
",aB5 nuSsSin .pasein d onaa
that II All o1ifcisl 1fifil Vas pernicioIS ri
poiiticsl he should stand or.yfan, with
No "''ff,t@s'N @sNe' #.ia Ai .:.t,,sYYMn
iN Dill which passed was that whicn
would lequire preferential enroilmen,
Of South Caroiinians III state institu.
tfons before granting adnl!ssoh to ap.
nl1cants from other states, Provis,
ions do moi apply to presen, enroll,
mehts '''. *'.'o" "
To restrict legislation action th:s
week to urgent measures. resoluiio 1
was introduced. con;,ning attention to
pemding liquor legislation. local and
RH,RsphbaAAt H,s baAAt dA daAst3ihl ihleasurds.RhBg approlMi.,
uYnsbi1Eht RA Mrforph HR@bok bly, AaR
}H t5 M rsnorts nv NJ, THE ns,r reso So
delegation, to build bridge over the
-Wateree .river~and to, -sublni,--, the
a les sssstiSon Of bond issue in rcfnre,.
p g so't EissSd5 sssa5 ;Ss Ssss;
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-01
Aliens Foot Ease for tha lTrmoops. m

Ete sh 'sntay tY 5%asr SESs99T ttf vns a,s
ht6ont? eiia troois! ahkkeh n{d ihe Ishoes n1d 81
ApfmHea - thf fpotbqth AIlehs, FootEass y N
ide:ight Sold every a5t 'tfEt ouiy. Aavl Ci'