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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28

1T accomplishes that, the critics say
their attacks will not have been in
vain.
! The two day debate over the conduct
OF the war did not assume its strong
partisan aspect until late yesterday,
when Senator Williams, Mississippi.
charged that republican criticism has
been begun with view 10 helping Rep
resentatlve Irwin l.. Lenroot with the
senatorial election in Wisconsin. That
angered republicans who said their rec
ord of nonpartisan support of the war
government has been better than the
democrats. Senator Smoot closed the
day with violent attack on President
Wilson, who, he charged, is partisan to
the last degree and "thinks all the
country S loyalty is concentrated in the
democratic party"
Meanwhile, the senate military af-
falrs committee will ask Morris Strun-
sky, an employe of the committee on
public information why he sent out cap
tions for airplane pictures, containing
glowing statements of the early ship
ment Of "hundred and thousands'' of
planes to " swell our ever increasing air
fleet in France" when it is declared
we have no air fleet there. BY order
Of the committee, the pictures and cap
tions which were to have been published
all over the country Saturday have been
withdrawn.
Lenroot and La Toilette.
Senator Shaffoth of Colorado, demo
crat, had deplored what he termed un.
fair" criticism of war operations and
said all government officials were do
ing their best. Senator Williams took
support Of America and the allies or
man always patriotic is to be elected
to the senate.''
Senator McCumber, North Dakota,
asked if Senator Williams was not un-
fair regarding his reference to Repre-
sentative Lenroot as being 'lukewarm,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
BlameS Railroads for
Fuel Oil Shortage

Chicago, Mar. Dissemination of
railroads to move Oil tank ears last
winter resulted in the government be-
ing short of fuel oil for war needs, W.
E. MacEwen of Cleveland, transpor-
tation expert of the Western Petro-
leum Refiners' association, charged
today in an address before the West
ern Oil Jobbers association here.
MacEwen urged the convention to
take steps to aid the government in
assuring 100 per cent movement or
fuel oil during the war. He advocated
appointment of a manager at Kansas
City to direct tank car movements and
a committee of oil men to keep with
the government.
The comittee launched a movement
to prevent government control of the
oil industry. Speakers claimed there
had been no profiteering and that ev-
cry effort had been made to meet war
demands
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
THE EASIEST WAY
TO END DANDRUFF

X X X X X X x x X X X X X \
There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. This destroys
it entirely. To do this, just get about
four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when retiring;
use enough to moisten the scalp and
rub it in gently with the finger tips
By morning, most if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three OF
-four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every sin
gle sign and" trace of it, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
LOOK and feel hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive, and four ounc-
es is all you will need. This simple
remedy has never been known to fail
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
BITTER PARFIsANsHIP
By L. @. Martin
United Press staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, March 2S.-Bitter parti-
sanship in the senate over the conduct
Of the war government threatened to-
day to spread to the house.
Republicans-and some democrats
charging that the country is being mis-
led as to the war work Of the admin
istration, are being answered spirited
ly by both democratic leaders and "war
ehiefs' at the other end of the aven-
ne, whose work is under fire.
Under the duress of the great west
front battle, the bitterness on both
sides has lead to many inaccurate state
ments and it probably will result in de-
manded 'pitiless publicity to straighten
the public out definitely on Just what
has or has not been accomplished. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
WE MUST SHIP
rapid shifts in methods Of fighting may
Continued from page one)
IS to Training Period.

As to Training Period.
On the other hand general army opin,
ion is for at least four or five months
training, while most officials agree that
one to two years would be preferable
The present crisis however, makes
shorter training periods necessary, ac-
cording to the majority opinion.
Only short time before the great
offensive, General March and others
took steps to increase the troop move
ments at the appeal of France. Taking
of Dutch ships will improve the over
seas transport of men and materials and
completed arrangements for 10000
tons of japanese shipping will further
improve the situation.
The general feeling here is that with
the present ship facilities, troop trans
port is now about up to maximum.
shifts in the convoy system, and the
inclusion of few soldiers in every car
go ship, however, would help the in
crease, according to suggestions of naval
officials.
Things to Be Done.
President Wilson, s informal war
council is seeking to straighten out
kinks in the war machine to the end
that there shall be:
Less railroad congestion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
Inspecting Products Of
SaIeIn's Big Plant

Lieutenant Paul H. Tobin of the
quartermasters corps at Portland, made
an inspection of the Salem Kings prod
ucts plant yesterday, and will probably
return in few days and remain until
the government order for 600 tons of
dehydrated potatoes is completed.
Lieutenant Tobin was accompanied by
Mason Wittenburg, president of the
company.
The government order is well on the
way to completion, as more than 25O,0OO
pounds are stored in the warehouse for
inspection. The government requires
thorough inspection of all the food and
other supplies bought of private plants,
aud one or ,oN inspectors WI; be sta
toned at Salem permanently, it is be-
1ieVad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28

appeal to be an indirect plea to the
United States to spur on shipyaro ~
borers and the men directing shipbuild-
ing. It was deemed significant that
Lloyd Georges appeal followed closely
upon conferences with Secretary Of War
Baker, and it is assumed here that Bs,
ker viii return to this country, with a
sharpened view Of the shipping require
ments.
1t was stated reliably that contrary
to the impression of General Wood and
others, the government puts its fastest
ships ahead and does not slow them
down in a convoy by mixing in less
speedy ships.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
Experience COnvinceS
Druggist About
Swamp Root

Since we have been handling DIR.
Kilmer 8 Swamp p-Root we have come to
recognize it as one of the best prepa-
rations on the market. 1t has been
very successful in treating all the diff
ferent ailments of the kidneys, liver
and bladder and we feel certain that
it is medicine Of value and we never
hesitate to favor our customers in
recommending Swamp-Root. We have
sold it for twenty years and the re-
suits from it's use have been uniformly
satisfactory when used for above men
toned ailments.
Very truly yours,
HENDERSON DRUG co.
By James Henderson.
december 9TH, 1916. Mabton, Wash.
e
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & co.
Binghamton, N. Y.
= -
Prove What Swamp Root Will do
for You
Send ten cents to DIR. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet of valuable
information, telling abou, the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure
and mention the Salem Daily Capital
Journal. Medium and large size bot
ties for sale at all drug stores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
AID BRITISH RED CROSS.

San Francisco, March 2S.-The Amer.
lean Red Cross has appropriated sl,193,'
1925 to the British Red Cross, accord
ing to a telegram received today by
Marshal Hale, manager of the Pacific
division of the American Red Cross.
The Americans made an earlier con
tribution of 100000 pounds sterling on
October 10, 1917. The money will be
spent for the relief of sick and wound
ed in hospitals and clearing stations
behind the British lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
WANTED A DRINK.

San Francisco, March 2S.-Charles
Moon of Arizonia, early today tried to
buy drink with two revolvers.
He took four ineffective shots at
the bartender and got no drink. Then
he took four more at a policeman, who
intrttlcd and got bunk in the emer-
gency hospital.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
A Billions Attack

When you have bilious attack your
Iliver fails to perform its functions
You become constipated. The food you
eat ferments in your stomach instead
of digesting This inflames the stom-
ach and causes nausea, vomiting and
"a terrible headache. Take Chamber
lain s Tablets. They will tone up your
liver, clean out your stomach and you
will soon be as well as ever. They only
cost a quarter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28

Seattle, Wash. March Blacksmith
workers at the Ames shipyard rode
David Shaffer, an alleged alien enemy
on bar of iron to the gates of tn,
yards yesterday and turned him ovel
to soldier guards. They said Shaffel
made seditious remarks. He's in jai
today, awaiting federal investigation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28

Sacramento, Cal, March, 2S.-For
tearing an American flag into strips
to use as a scarecrow in the garden in
the garden in his backyard. W. NJ.
Sharp was arrested today by A. G. Will
son, captain of company 26, California
hame guards. He win be charged with
descrating the American flag.
Sharp declares that he is innocent of
any wrong doing and says it was
through ignorance that he tore up the
flag and used it to scare away birds
from his garden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-28
DISLOYALTY CROPS
Continued from page one)

in New Mexico, has been taken and
orders have gone out to state admin
listers to act promptly when boarding
is discovered.
Large holders will be given oppor-
tunity to sell before their grain is
seized. Allowance also will be made for
personal requirements.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-12

segeuiiber id)riitlid uerpflidtet, je=
ben perbaften sr laiien, Der anfrilb-
reriidle pSer perrateriidle Ieueernm-
aen in einer &eriammling in Gbieas
90 mad)t.
Die fransoiiIde 9egiernns bat Ell
nen grief uer0ffentlideu laiien, ben
anaeblidl Der aaiier bon SelterreidD
an ieincu Sdluaser Stylus bpm
Bourbon, ppn Der Clinic Earma, nc
idlrieben bat nnb in benz er ieiuen
Sdluager beamftrast, Die ensliidc
nmo frnmsoiiidJe Iegiernng ST iunbic-
rem, luas iie SIT einem Srieoemsanae=
bot lagen luiirben, oas anf folgenocn
Sebingmnsen baiiert lei; 9iiifsahe
6llaf 9utbringenS an 5ranfreidl;
u0llige Notwithstanding Selgieis
nit alien aplunicn; @ieberberitel-
lung Serbiens nit einem 34aang
,mm 9lbriatiid)en Nieer nnb groker
luirtid)aftliden aon5eiiionen in &c.
iterreid) ltngnrn. Gr, Der aaiier
ppn SeitcrreidJ llngarn, lei fir Or
iiillung bieier 8eoimgungen, - Ter
aaiier uun Seiterreidl bat iufurt mad
Sefanntluerbeu bieier @er0ffentli-
DUNG Dem beutiden aaiicr telearu-
pbiidJ mitgeteilt, baR bieie Mitteilnu-
gen aeloaen ieieu nno baf Der frnn-
sOiiife Eremierminiiter Glemeneean
mene 9iiaen erfinoen miiiie, nm ans
bem alten oiigennet berans5nfom-
men, Sas er nm iidl seiuo6en babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-12
Seine Sntrismen fOnnten Seiterreid,
BON SentidJlanb trennen.
Snlano.

SSn 9mmingbant slla., lit eiu
befannter Inlualt nanlnes 8illioln
y. 9enIon Der Gerletung oes Spio.
mage slfts angeflaet poroen. et
ioa auf Sen 8r1iioenten geidinpfi
uno geiagt babelt Der Bralioent lei
ais Die aaeinige llrIa6e oes &riege2
on5ltIeben. 9enion ioG aub einelu
aeiuiiien Sacob llbl angeraten bobell,
iein aGuestionnaire" nnbraudbar
81 MAIDEN. Genion 6eltreitet oie 9fi6.
tigfeit Der 8el6uloigungen.
2Sn ct. 2ouis bat man 45 Ser.
ionen inter Dem Seroa6t berbaftet,
oaB lie ii6 I'M BEN Militdroienlt ba'
ben berunloriifen luollen
- Cine BON ltnIerem Senatol
Sbepparo eingebrd6te 8ia beltimnlt,
oaB oie 9ei6roerllng BON 8oltluheu
0ltrd6 9leroplnne "a Gents per lln3e
foiten IoG. Gr bat aud cine 9iQ elm
0e6roC6t, oic 0en 9iltrift Golunbio
,. .bone-orD" mocht. 9eioe muroen oem
Senot 8ur g(nnabme enpfoblen.
SSn Gollinsbille, ST., iino fitui
Mdnner GSoiepb 8iegel, @eaSleg
8eoper, 9ii6or0 9utes it,, Guio gl-
more uno @n. 8ufeS IT,, oie an
ser 2pnderei BON giobert g. 8rae.
ger beteiligt getpelen iein iouen, III.
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or Iei iiber5eust, bak er binseridtet
luerbeu iuiir0e, aber er lei audi baDOn
iibersenst, bas feline GntBalunsen
mod manden anSerem anfs Shafptt
6ringen luiiroen. Die Gntbiillnngen
iuerSen thrift gebeia gebalten.
Ger YrGiibent bat bie GlpOe, Die
Wallorg, Die MerdJants anb Wtiners
nnb Die Sontbern Eaeific 9ampfer-
Sinien inter aontrpae Der GiIen-
bagnperiualtnns seitellt. Die ben 81
ienbabncm geborisen 9ampfer 81.
nieu itebcn 6ereits mnter bieIer Son.
trplle.
Gine 9epeidJe ans @aibinstOn
iast, man babe Die frans1iiide DE
aiernmg erindDt, 10 uiel Sffisiere mic
mDglifl lDierber 5n ienben nm 6ei
Der slnsbilbnng Der srnppcn 5n bel-
fen.
!. :. Seutall, Der iusialiitiide
aanoioat fir oaS 9lmt Scs @unber.
nenrS nun WfinneiUta, lit pum Snn'
oesoiltriftSaeridt 5u YiinneapOliS
idmlbis befnnbeu, bas SpiOnagege'
iet Uerlebt 5n babeu. Die ;00dititraif
lit sluausig Sabre 3ndtbaus unS
3ablnns Dpn $4,000. Gr ioll onrh
cine Hcbe uerindlt ba6en, baS Gin
treten BON jnnaen Genten in bnS
Seer SIT berbin6ern.
Mabur ShompIOu uou Chicago 9nt
fi6 Der siatiomal Seenrity eeasne
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
April 18th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Die Sanptfaiupfe i'm 9turblueiten
ssranfreids baben iidJ iuabrenb Der
letten beiben Sage an Der Strcde
siuiId]en 9lrmentieres nno so yaites
abaeipielt. Sas BON ben 0entid)em
Id)fuer beorangte grmentieres tit, luie
geItern Id)on ppramsgeiast lpnroe,
aefalem mnS luic bic lleberiidt Der
gMii. Yreile" iast, iinb Die SentidJen
auf eine Strefe upu 80 Wfeilcn, III
peridieoemem Stellen bis anf ieds
Meilem Siefe in Die ensliidem Sinica
iiiblid DDn g)pern eimgeornnsen. Dir
9lii. Ereiie 9ebt aber audi beruor, oaR
Die Srte @Dtidaete, 9eitrem, Eloeg-
iteert, Soullebefe, Der Meilines S,6-
flensaa mmb Der Qsalb BON Eluegitreet
nod int gefIt Ser Gnelanber iinb,
oat Die itratesiidj luidltisem 4nnfte
nod BON ben Gnglanoern gebalten
lperoen nno baf bic sinie pom slrras
naA Der See nod itnmer nid]t 6nrd=
brpden lit. Die STUNNING pom Mr-
mentieres ideint in gutter Sronnns
Dor ii6 sesangen sn iein. Die aam-
pfc iuaren fnr6tbar idluer. Gs lit
sies ein nit 8lat getranfter gooen.
sSm glmgnit nnb September oes
SaBres 1916 ipielten iid) bier idon
Die flrdtbariten &anpfe a6 unb fais
luabren6 bes gansen &rieses tit bier
ldarf gefantpft iuproen. Bon Der Se=
teilignng mnierer Srnppen am oen
&fem in Der 6egenb BON grmen-
there's iuirb nidts senleloet, es luirb
aber 6eridtet, bal, Die 9lmerifancr
in Der 0egemS BON Sunl slngriffe
Der 9euffden pollitanbig smriifae-
IdJfagen ba6ea. Die ansgeseidnete
glrtilefie E6tiafeit Ser glmerifaper
bat ote araff bes 9lnsriffes gebrps
den. sSn Der 0egenb pon slmiens 1T
es iualreno Der leBten beioen Sagc
sienrlid itill seiueien.
Rad ben Serid)ten ams benz bent-
id,en 6anptanartier BADEN Die 9ent-
iden stellnnsen amf bem iiibliden
llfer bes 5lniies Chs mnb Dem oitli-
d)en ltfer bes 5lniies Game genont-
men. glndD meloen iie, oaf iic Nollc.
befe inb bic S5oben uon WeIiines gcs
ftiirmt baben, mas i'm @ioeriprndJ
NIT Der lte6eriidDt Der slii. Treiic it,
Sic melben, baf iie bei Dem @albe
BON Eloegitreet nno Der BON ElOes.
itreet nad) glrmentieres fiiIrenoer
gabn eingetroffen iinb. Sic aelanp-
ten audi fcrncr, baf tie fat 10000
Wefangeme in ben lebten aGmpfen
semadDt baben, inter iGnen einen
portnsieiildJen @eneral.
ans eOnbon luirS semcloet, Gin
nngencin ltnrfer 4ngrifi ami S,ule-
befe lei 5mriifseiflasem. Dc Gns-
lGnoer meloen ferner, onf, iie Nrmen-
there's atrommt Ba6en nnD bab n0ro-
lid bon Armentieres Die gan,e RndJi
id)iuer gefGiapft lit, ebemio in Scr Be-
gcno BON 9IOesiteert, Wieiiincs nas
Wptldlaete. Gine anbere ensliidle De-
peidJe meloet, Die 1entldlcu ieien an
9pnnerstag inn Seiit Der Soalfte hes
Waloes BON 9loesiteert nno Der
Stabt Noesiteert seiueier. a6cr es
idDeint, als iuenn Der Seiib einct 9ln,
5abl Der Grte in jener @egenS ma6-
reno oieler Gage meBrerc Walc iidJ
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ZWi(Nef1 Hrft1antiere$
und la Danee
Saben tlrd)tbare Gampfe wdbreuo Der leb=
ten Sage ifattgefullotu.
lJi0erlpre(6enoe ](a6rldten.
Hrmentiere$ voit den Gnglanderft
gerdunlt.
G:rfDla Bet 2(mertfaner.
Hmerikanil0e Cruppsn in Wladiweltod.
Nteiige 3eis,nungen fiir ote oratte
Slbestp. MnleiDe.

oerGnbert 6abe, mas ben @ibcrlprm5g
in ben Gsridten erflGren ntGs.
Sie Transoien meloem, oaf Elm
slnsriff Der 9emtiden in Ser Ggam-
| pagme snriifgeidlasen lei nno baR
sluiidDem Montbibier nno WuDuu
| Idmeres Mrtiaeriefemer itattgefmnSct
fat. oSn Der @egcnb bun Hbcims
baben bic Jransoien erfplgreid)e Mn=
grtffe getnadt.
slms Stalien iuiro nmr bpn ber-
itreuten 9lrtillerie aampfen genel=
BET.
Die 9entIden iinb in syinnlanS
langiam ppreeriift nnb Baben Die
| Staot 9ppiIa, sipiiden @ibprg NIB
6eliingfprs, errei6t.
Sn Ealaitina iino Die Gnslanbcr
m6rolidl pon Serid)o iueiter purge-
brnnaen. Ste 6aben Die Siirfen ant
| cine ssront ppm fiinf Meilen nm an,
oert6al6 Meilen suriifsetrieben.
ssm @laoimpitDf Ioa iidJ Die Gage
aebeiiert baben. Die Sapaner luolen
iidJ smriifsiebem Iubalb Die Sronnmg
interchangeable lit. slud amerifaui-
id]e WariHeioloaten iullem oort se=
lanoet lein.
Sm ben eriten pier Sagem Der si'
berth 2pan &agne, allo biz
| snm Sienstag abenb, limb in ben II
,seberal 9iitriets" bes Ganbes 279,-
$4,000 Collar fir oie eibertg-sln=
lei6e nnterseid)nct iuprSen. Tiele
@eriprednngen iino in bieie Smmme
nod nidJt einseidluiien, 10 Oak man
anmebnren fam, Die geiammten
gpnbs, bic snm 9ienstas abeno ab.
geiebt lparen, baben iidj amf 400
Millionen Spllar belamfeem. Der Si=
itrift Neiu Yprf allein beridtete
S1S1, 100000. Ser 9allaier Siitrift,
Ser guns Seras nmfaht, beridtete
! S11, ,762, 700. 9ieIe 3ablen iuerSen
! iid) in Den naditen Sasen itarf per-
meljreu. Zen Geriften Der ganfen
nno Sammel aomites nad 81 mr.
teilen, uiro bic 3abl Der Sn6ifrip-
tionen anf bieie, Die brittle gnleile,
piel gr0fer iein ais bic 3abl Der
Snbifri6enten anf Die slueite Mn
leibe.
Ter ruiIiIdJe Sanbelsmlniiter ODer
| Gommiiiar madt befannt, 9inRlano
! labe Elm Serrain bon 10000 Gna=
bratfilDmeter nit ciner Gep0lfernmg
pDn 56 Wiilliunen perloren. Gs ieieu
bies 81 Erp5ent Der @eiammt5epOl=
fernng bes 2anoes. Gs babe ierner
uerlorcn: ein 9rittel ieiner GiIenbah.
men, 70 Iroseut Ser Giienprubnftipu,
80 Eroscnt Der aoblenprobuftipn
26S 3mfer &affinerien, 91S @e6e-
reicm, 574 Sranereien, lt3 Sabaf'
Sabrifen, 1856 Seitillerien, 1913
Wiaid)inenfabrifen nilu. 6ier lit nae
tiirlid) oas Gebict Der Ukraine clnge'
ldlullen
Rad Der Cite @cncral Geribing's
bonn Sonnerstag iino 22 nmerlfani=
idje Solbaten i'm Sample gefallen;
6iner lit an @nnoen geitOrben, pier
au &ranf6eiten uno einer lit bnrd
cineu ltnfaa INNS Ge6en aefOmmen.
II Iann iinb idjiuer mno adJtnno.
IcdJSia leidJt uermnnoet. Srei luerocn
permiRt.
Gin Sinoelbans in garis iOa bnrd
cine Der bertlden @eIdliibfngeln 9e-
trOffen ieim.
9lns Saris luirb semeIoet, Splo
4aidla iete feline Gntbilungen fort,
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ter ser 9Inflage oes Waoroes perbaf.
tet nno inter Geripeigering Der
giirgl6oft Dem @efangnis iiberwie-
Iell iporoen Der Siilfs- Sfaats-@enes
ralanipalt 9rautman pia Der 8rano-
iurp ielbIt Die erlailgteu Satiahcn
porlegen.
SIN Observation-Disclosures oe5
aongreiies lit cine 9ia eingebradt,
oie oos 95rdgen BON 15-GentS Stiff
fen anorhnet.
slus @aibington miro gelnel-
set, llniere gegierllng moge inn Suli
biel nebr ais $500 0tillionen Dol
lar aus ginformlenlteuer umo Der
Gteuer auf 8rofite eiinebmen. Wan-
de Ibdben oie @innabnen aus oieler
Gueae auf 1000 Wfillionen Collar.
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= Der neue Staotrat BON goerne
bot cine Gurfep.Oroinan8 ongenom-
men, pelde anoronet, oaB 9tienano,
Der nod niht od5t5ebn Sabre aft lit.
nod abenos Inn II llbr alf Der
StraBe iein oarf.
Sn soulton itorb 9fbrabam
Rnnge ans 8ortlano, Seras, inn
9llter BON % Sobren.
sSn Souiton ltarb isran @forie
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Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-05-04

There were interests involved that no one
could estimate, interests of the corporator,
interests of the patron, interests of the peo-
ple and interests Of the state and nation
They must be considered and taken into
the account. When considered by the courts
they were classed under the general head
of ''public policy" What was that policy?
what should it be? These interests, and
these questions are still involved unsolved
There were powers granted to these utili-
ties few in number, intended for beneficial
purpose and for the good of the people and
the profit of the members, and when legiti-
mately applied, working to the advantage
of the country.
There were also powers granted in large
numbers not intended, unforeseen and I'M
expected, which no one understood and which
could and would eventually be manipulated
for nefarious objects and terminating in per-
ncious consequences detrimental to all the
legitimate interests Of the country
The nation now however has had it's ex-
perience and has learned and knows all the
ISSUES involved, and may, if it will, profit
by the knowledge and restore the utilities
under discussion to their rightful place in
the state and national economy.
(TO be continued)