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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-08
HATTRRs AND CLEANERS
ORTEOPATH

DRS. B. H. WHITE AND R. w. WAL
TON-Osteopathic physicians and
nerve specialists. Graduate of Amer
lean school of Osteopathy, Kirkvife,
Mo. Post graduate and specialized in
nervous diseases at Los Angeles Col
lege. Offices 5O5-5OS U. s. Nat. Bank
Bldg. Phone 859. Residence 1920
Court. Phone 2215.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-08

UNITED ARTIsANs-Capital Assem-
bly, No. 81, meets every Thursday at
Sp. m. in I. o. o. F. hall, A. A. Guef-
troy, M. A.; G. A. Vibbert, secretary.
Crown Drug Store, 338 State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-08

The outstanding feature in today s
local market is sharp decline in eggs,
which dropped 6 cents per dozen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-08

Floyd Ramp, socialist, convicted Of
sedition, is, in the Lelief of the jury,
somewhat Of scam
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-08
SULLIVAN LEFT $4,000.

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THE MARKETS

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-08
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO- LOAN

Eastern Money at Lowest Rates, on
approved security. Homer H. Smith,
Room 8, Mccormack Bldg, Salem, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-08

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
CREATE NO NEW JOBS.
SAYS GOVERNOR DAVIS

CONTINUED from First PaEeD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
COMMITTEE COMES NEAR
TO REVERSING ITSELF
New Governors Declaration for
Popular Election Has Start
ling Eject.
SEE IT'S FAR-REAcHISG EFFECT
u Corporation Commissioners Are
to Be Elected by People. Why
Not Supreme Court and Circuit
Judges and School Trustees"

Governor Davis's declaration for III,
popular election of corporation com
'nissonsrs and judges OF Supreme
Court OF Appeals is said to have beer
responsible for a stormy session OF the
House Committee on Privileges and
Elections yesterday. in which the COM
mittce came within ono vote of re-
veTsinG its favorable report on the bill
designed to authorize such election o!
tho Corporation Commission.
The bill originated In the Senate and
passed that body with An almost unan-
inous vote several days ago. When II
came before the House committee
Thursday 4 was given unanimous vote
Of approval. and VAS to go on the
docket OF the House for second read
ing Monday with practically no oppo-
sition. As soon as the committeeman
heard the radical changes advocated
by the Governor. however. they rushed
10 have tho vote rcconsidered. seem
ing TO fear that too much authority
was being delegated to the electorate
The session that ensucd was private
but the fact tina: tho measure was bit
teriy opposed and tina; il was reported
out by margin OF one vote is not
denied.
Delegates Willis. Rolston. Tiffany.
Commins. Shumate. Slant Turner. Will
bur Z. Hall Roschen. Reed. Goodwin.
Gilrncr and Chase form the committee
II is not known who voted for and
against the measure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
David II. Leake for
Neu Chief of Staff
Generally accepted That He
VIII Be Approximation
Makes No announcement.

That David Lcake would become
Governor Davis's chief OF staff was gen
orally agreed around the Capitol and
Executive Mansion last night. Neither
Mr.. IIcake nor Governor Davis would
confirm or deny the report. however
Governor Davis stated that he was not
ready to make public any of his an
po!ntmcnts 1t that time. and probably
would make no announcement for sew
eral days.
Mr.. Lcakc headed the receiving line
a, the mansion during the publc re-
ception last night. This post is usually
assigned TO the chief Of tho Governors
staff.
David Lcakc is a Richmond lawyer
He was one of Governor Davis's most
valuable lieutenants in tho campaign
which resulted in his election as Nir-
Sinia'S chief executive. 1t is not be-
lisred that he wants any salaried ap-
pointmcnt at the hands OF his friend.
and his social position admirably fits
him for the post, whose duties require
the culture and social accomplishment
which he possesses.
Mr.. Lcake came To Richmond from
East 1.eakc. the ancestral home Of the
Lcakc family in Gocchland County. lie
practiced law in Goochland for several
years before coming TO Richmond. and
was successfully Commonwealth At
torncy and Judge of the County Court
in C;oochland County. lie led the prose
cution OF Dr.. Asa W. Chamhcrlin. in
which resulted in conviction
of the doctor for tho murder Of his
brother. Judge Albert r. Chambcrln. in
Goochiand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

Importance OF which might otherwise
necsssitato tho extraordinary expense
OF call In extra session the General
There is no penal statute as to trusts,
monopolics and combinations In re-
straint of trade in Virginia. Wo have
the common law, by which civil process
alone may issue against monopoly ana
combination I'm restraint OF trade. Sec
ton It's OF tho Virginia Constitution
says: The General Assembly shall
enact laws preventing all trusts. COM
binations, monopolie5 iniInical to the
public welfare" This mandatory con-
stitutional provision has not been COM
piled with.
] recommend the enactment OF law
similar TO the present Federal statute
upon tho subject. save that fines DO
eliminated aud jail sentences alone DO
imposed. \ compromise usually Incl
dent TO prosecution in such cases for Il
money payment brings tho law into
diSrcpuic. I am aware that drastic
laws frequently fall because juries will
not enforce them. but / am satisfied
that where public opinion demands con-
viction one indicator severely pun
ishcd would bring 4 wholesome respect
for tho law
Workmnn's Compensation.
commend 10 your favorable con-
sidcrntlon the enactment of fair
workman's compensation act. It's aa-
ministration should be in the hands of
board chosen from thosc State officers
who. in addition 70 their present dptica.
VIII be able TO supervise this law with
out further compensation.
Veterans.
The ranks OF our Confederate vet
Grams arc fast thinning. favor for
them an Increased pension. With days
Numbered they deserve this expression
Of our gratitude
No New omcen.
In my appeal 10 tho electorate
promised during my tern II ofTico 10
discountcnance tho creation OF new
Offices unless rendered necessary by ca
tho present war. arguing that further
governmental activity should he adj
m'nistcrcd in connection with existing
State Offices. ! feel sure, with due re-
gard 20 efficiency and economy. my ~
titudc viii lind favor IA your eyes.
have cndeavorcd to define In smpia
and brief fashion u Legislative program
that VIII conserve the interests Of ,fe
State and secure for her business ad-
ministration. I hcapcak for IL your care
full consideration and ask for your cam
did co-op"ration. I desire your conf
d.ncc and esteem as coworkcrs in a
great public undertaking. and l shall
cndeaTor To deserve II. Actuatcd by
high motives and intent upon achieve
mont for tho public veal. We shall 10
strong IN accomplishment: NC shall
justify tho confidence and tho cxpccta-
ton Of the Virginia people, who have
50 greatly honorcd US
'NESTMoRELAND DAVIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
GOVERNOR DAVIS
IS INAUGURATEO
IN HALL OF HOUSE

-GSontlnued from First Pase)
invoked divine blessing upon the gath
crinS and the now administration, and
the administration Of oaths began.
Governor Davis was the last TO he
sworn IN. Hardly had his assent TO the
oath been formed on his lips when tho
cannon at the west entrance to the
esptto! doomed their salute. The deep
tones OF the gums reverberated through
the building. Blending with the steady.
sustained applause that greeted the
new executive.
The cannon were SIN barking when
Governor Davis began his inaugural
ADDRESS. IN which he vigorously er-
pressed his intention OF living up to
his campaign promises.
At tho conclusion OF tho address. the
Joint session adjourned. the Senators
rot'rinS to the Senate chamber. Cpon
adjournment ot the House, Governor
DAVIS, observation-disclosures Buchanan
and Speaker Houston. assisted by a
House delegation. held an informal re-
ceptfon at the Speakers desk. Then
the inaugural party returned to tho
Jefferson for luncheon.
Despite the Indictment weather tbo,-
'ands OF visitors were in Richmond for
the inaugural ceremonies. I. ;s said
that the agricultural interests were
never moro largely represented, and
all tho farmers here were more thor
oushIy than ever convinced tina, west
moreland Davis Is The farmers Gov
ernor." Certainly Mr. Davis's address
dio not contain or lack anything ma,
would cause them TO doubt that no
means to take care OF their interests.
IN SO far as he is able
While there was little OF tho sncc.
'acu!ar In yesterdays proceedings. tho
ceremony lacked none of that impress
siVeness characteristic Of former SINH.
tar events Every Incident was carried
out Just as scheduled in the program
whose rearranEement was made rec...
sa-y by weather conditions. There wac
not a hitch. Much cred!: for this is
que Colonel John ". Williams. uno,
~hom large part OF tho work of ar
ranscnerts devoivcd Colonel vii.
lianas was being heartily CONGRATULATED
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
II our people. after al, those years. arc

, " our people. after all these years. are
to be prescribed from a fun participn-
tion In tho manaE omcnt of their affairs.
From 1851 to tho adoption OF tho
Underwood Constitution. the brightest
period in VirG intellectual and po-
litichi history. tho judiciary were elect
eu ny tho people. and In the debates
OF the last constitutional convention
tho rear of negro domination atone pre-
vented n return to the system which
obtained In the decade following 1850.
l am suggesting the election of the
Judges of tho Court Of Appeals. who
would he elected by tho whole people
OF the state. The negro is no longer
"A menace.
Nor arc We without precedent whom
We turn to tho consideration OF the
laws of other States Alabama. Arizona,
Arkansas. California, Colorado, I'loridu
Georgia. Idaho. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa
Kansas. Kentucky. Louisiana Mary
land. Michigan, Minnesota. Missouri.
Montana. Nebraska Nevada. New Mcx-
leo. New York, North Carolina. North
Dakota. Ohio. Oklahoma. Oregon. Penn
sylvania South Dakota. Tennessee
Texas. Utah. Washington. Wisconsin,
West Virginia and Wyoming elect the
judiciary by the people. The States In
which the members OF the Supreme
Court arc appointed by the Governor
ar: Delaware. Maine. Massa chusctts
mississippi. New jersey and New iamp-
shire. while Virginia finds herself with
South Carolina. Vermont and Connccti-
cut electinG that important judicial
body by tho Legislature.
The great population ard the vast
interest involved In litigation in tho
states Yhcre the Supreme Courts are
elected BY the people ~ unimpcachablc
evidence or the high character OF the
judges secured and their efficiency In
the administration of justice.
State Troops.
The National Guard of the State en-
tered Federal service last summer.
when 1t became necessary to organize
new military units for State PURPOSES
Troops have been mustered In for State
purposes and constitute a splendid body
Of we'll disciplined men that arc n credit
to the Commonwealth; they do not
however. participate in the benefit Of
the statute provided fer a National
Guard. Under special act OF Con-
eress. limited amount o! cquipment
has been furnished these state troops,
which are 3a.fo-miEg Themselves at
their own expense. as the military fund
provided for in the general appropri.
alton bin is not sufficient to meet the
emergency. II is estimated that 10
equip 900 men, 1t would cost 100000.
recommend that in addition 10 The
military fund an emergency fund sun
Elementary thereto. he provided q.
100000. OF which $4,000 should hc
available each year for the next two
years. to DC used In The discretion Of
tho government. AZ have stated this
additional fund would remain in the
treasury for use only in emergency the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
We Are No Stronger
Than Our Fighting Blood

promptly expelled. and good health Il
assured
Eut you should take no chances
with this maiustay II defense. In
purItics arc liable 10 creep into your
blood and SO weaken your system that
IL Is unable 10 resist even tho most
ordinary ailments This means tho
beginning Of the attack. which Will re-
suit IL the undermining OF your health
$. :. $. tile worlds most renowned
blood remedy. viii keep the blood ab-
so!u'Cly pure and free OF every trace
OF !mpurity. This great old remedy.
which has boon in constant use for
moro than fifty years. kccpu TIC sy.-
tom IN perfect condition by PURIFYING;
the blood and cleansing IL thorouEhly
write fcr valuable booklet about the
blood supply, sent tree hv Swift Sp.-
cifc GO. \ 265 swift Laboratory, At
lanla I,3-AGv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

for them. however. nobody seems 10 he
sufficiently interested TO intercrdc with
the appropriation committees for their
'clief. Last night one OF them eS-
rla!ned 10 reporter that he and his
fcllow-workers were paid so.eo a day
OF twelve hours. Fly working seven
days 4 week. he explained, he mana ed
TO buy an occasional sack OF flour and
few other supplies. With the ever
mounting cost of living. however, he
could not how he could keep tho
wolf from the door much longer.
Wanted: a charitable lobbyist who
will work for the lobhylcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Physical Fitness Our Sole Re-
lance,

The great world struggle will 10
"on by stamina. Courage without
phyaica! fitness * absolutely worth
less. That IS why our great army is
'nadc IN only Of men who arc without
the slightest physical defect.
But there ~ constant warfare
closer home, tina, you arc vitality in
t"r"stcd in. !, Is tho warfare %. dis
case against your health. struggle
That Is always going on, and one for
which YOU must always keep your sys-
tom prepared.
And you. blood supply Is the fort
TcsS Upon which you must depend II
~ Is kept pure and free from any
weakening Influence. tho germs Of
disease cannot mud iodPmcnt but arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Here and There
in the Legislature

An effective Law aEaios, 1ru,ts,,..
Ia sss!Hst combines cperatinr IN re-
etEa!nt o. trade and for innate, =,
priests the object Of 2 bin ~ We
,ntleduced IN the House Of pelera,,s
Monaay ~ Floor Leader Wills. Mr.
W,'he nad mos. OF the details Of his
DIN worked out before the t;oycr,or,e
recommendation for such mc,.m-a
pas mace to the General Assemble
TVS measure would ht operative a-,ir.,
a.. combines except farmers and ,o,s
ms no provisions for the excmn;inn
q !a5or orsa nixa,ions J., contains
nsny ot the features o! the sherman
s.n, a., and provides for iat!
sentences instead OF nnea.
pr. Pcter Winston, the fIuiet ana
typoih'cl oc;cEenarian member Of rho
IaoGee OF Delegates, ahhors the useless
ana aonessen,ial in all things. The
Lsns,nS oalh. with all its stress upon
aueliinE, administered to State of,i,;a,.
does not meet with his favor a, aii
consequently. he squiYmod much dr..
lAB ?eSterdays proceedings
what would the cicacrai As.o,nh,y IN
without Colonel Jont W. W.i,;.
cierk or the House OF Delegate. il !,
na.ss,on that ol'en occurs 20 these who
wftch proceedings around the can't,
AEd IT'S hard one to answer 90,
eral Assembly Withou: Coiora, ~,
Would be strange thing, indeed Tho
pre- few members OF the body Who Le
not. at some time during the session
nnd It necessary 70 ask his aid ~,
acme important thing. And a,h., :,
comes TO questions OF par!iar,eu,ar,
procedure. rules OF the assembly, com.
ratttees and all the other ,hiors ~,
ctdent 70 the proper conduct Of a iey,s
latiye body, it's Colonel John VINO INV.
be appealed to when al other foun.s =
viRden fail. An inauguration couisn.
be an inauguration unlese the gent,
clerk was on the job TO arrange q,
tails delegated to committees that lodi
to him as their savior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Increased salaries for judges
Approved.
Mere pay for State ofnciais?

Pending.
a little increase In the small war.
psid tho fellows who run the elevators,
pafp the doors. clean the window.
shovel the snow and guard State prom
erty around the Capitol?
Weff-er.er--Why, you know, they
that {e nobody has said anything about
thAf-
II Is this last class Of State employees
that Lindsay Gordon referred to when
he elit that aa)aYy increases should be
sin ~ the bottom instead of with the
Circuit Court Judges. Unfortunately
Evening star., 1918-08-05
lI1T!uLESIo|RlL:::s' lI1!u !
6rbEDTIr1E.
1Y THORNTON ". BURGESS.
tcspyrisht, 1s1s. b. 7. ". BsrssAl
Johnny Chuck Starts a New
=.
House. .ss.: /. i

Johnny Chuck was hot Johnny
Chuck was tired. Johnny Chuck was
cross. To be hot and tired At the same
time is enough to make any one
cross Any way, that is the way it
usually works out So perhaps John
ny Chuck shouldn't be blamed for be-
ing cross. However, you must re-
member one thing. and this is that
Johnny needn't have been hot or tired.
You see, he needn't have left home.
So don't know that he is to be ex-
cused for being Cross. What do you
think? < 50
Anyway he was cross, and he was
tired and he was hot. and also he
was a. long way from home. At least
it seemed q long way to hirns though
you or I wouldn't have thought 1t
very far. AS matter Of fact. it was
on the other. side of the Old Orchard
from the far corner where he had
made his home SO long under the old
apple tree.
Peter Rabbit wouldn't have called
1t far. But you must remember that
Johnny Chuck was 80 fat that walk
ing was hard work. So it seemed to
Johnny that he had come a very long
distance.
An old stone wall bounded the Old
Orchard on. this side, Just as on the
side where Johnny's home was. John-
ny twas thankful for this. In time of
danger there is nothing like an old
stone wall to give a fellow . COM
Portable feeling of safety. That Is. of
course, If . fellow happens to be q
Chuck or a Chipmunk OF Red SQuir-
rel or one of the Mouse. family.
So, Johnny Chuck was thankful, for
it didn't seem to him that he could
go a step farther. He hunted until
he found an opening among the
stones of the old wall, through which
he could slip without squeezing him.
self half to death and there he curl
ed up for rest and pretended that
he was ever so much more comfort
able than he would have been at
home.
OF course this wasn't true, but
Johnny wouldn't admit even to him
self that it wasn't. He was obsti-
nate. To be obstinate is to be what
stinate person IL one who sticks to
his own way or own opinion in spite
of everything. There are times when
Johnny Chuck Is just that kind of q
person. This was one Of those times.
So 9TH though . he felt quite out Of place
tended that he was delighted with
this place he had found in the old
stone wall, and was glad that he had
left the. cid home in the far corner
Of the Old Orchard. And all the time
ne kept thinking mean. unkind things
Of Polly Chuck because she had re-
fused to leave the old home with him.
After. he had rested n while Johnny
poked his head out Tor. o look about.
You see he was undecided in his own
mind as to- what he should do next.
Somehow It made hin1- tired Just to
think Of walking any farther. He
looked over the wall There was a
steep bank on the other side. then a
rail fence. 4nd then . great open
f1eld. Thera.Swaa No nice, safe old.
stone wall over there. Johnny didn't
like the looks Of that steep bank on
the other side OF the road. It would
scramble up that. stllL. less did he
Evening star., 1918-08-05

OVERcoAT TUNIC OF THIN
CLOTH, TUCKED FROM HIPS TO
HEM AND FASTENED UP THE
FRONT WITH BONE BUTTONS.
coat tunie, and 1t is in keeping with
the general tendency toward longer
coats, blouses and waistcoats.
The sketch shows one caught on the
streets of Paris. It. is Of gray Jersey
cloth. The tunic, from hips to hem. is
laid in inch wide tucks. 1t fastens
from neck to hem with large gray
bone buttons. 1t r. put on exactly
as a man slips on his otercoat. The
short. narrow skirt beneath has its
own sleeveless bodice attached to it
at the waist, and to save better ma
teriai, The bodice and top part of the
skirt are made of white china silk.
The sleeves are like those Of an over
coat loose and shapeless.
The sailor hat worn with this cos
tune has its immense blue bow tied
in the back, far down on the brim, in
a way that has not yet been widely
.dopted in America
Evening star., 1918-08-05
FASHIONS

A navy serge dress 10 necessary for
every woman with . well balanced
wardrobe. Time was when serge
dresses were regarded ~ belonging to
the fall and winter; but they are
now worn quite as much during the
summer. There are many cool days
during summer when a wool dress is
comfortable.
There u no war shortage in serge.
Evening star., 1918-08-05
Bilious? Take.
| Mr. Tonight
Natures Remedy Is Better and Safer
Than Calomei. Cleans Out System
Without Gripping. Stops Sick
Headache. Guaranteed.

Bilious attacks, constipation, sick
headaches, etc, are in the great ma
tority.of cases due to digestive trouble
and no reasonable person can expect
to obtain real or lasting benefit until
the cause is corrected ~
Natures Remedy (NR Tablets) Is a
vegetable compound that acts on the
stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys,
the purpose being to- bring about
healthy and harmonious action of all
the Organs of digestion and elimina-
tion. sit acts promptly and thorough
ly, yet so mildly and gently that
there is never the slightest gripping
or discomfort.
But that is not all. Natures
Remedy e(NR Tablets) have a benefi-
cial effect upon the entire body. BY
Improving the process OF digestion
and assimilation. the nourishment is
derived from food. the blood quality
is enriched. vitality is increased and
the whole system strengthened.
Once you get your body in this
splendid condition, you need not take
medicine every Iday-just take an Mr.
Tablet occasionally. when indigestion,
bflioufness and constipation threat
ems. and you can always feel your
best. Remember keeping well is
easieS and cheaper than getting well.
Get a 25c box Of Natures Remedy
fNR Tabletsl and try It. 1t is sold,
guaranteed and recommended by.
your druggist "a
Evening star., 1918-08-05
The overcoat Tunic Is Simple.

Through this tendency to save time
in dressing, there has come about a
variety of most admirable garments
that can be adjusted with ease and
rapidity. France gives US the over
Evening star., 1918-08-05

like the looks of that big open field.
It didn't look to him like a good
place for his new home, and the very
Thought Of :tryingsto CROSS. 10 to see
swhat was beyond made his feet ache.
3 SO Johnny decided that there was
nothing to do but to make a new
house in the best place he could find
along the old stone wall. At last he
found a place to suit him and started
his new house.