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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL NEW TODAYWANT ADPAGE

FOR SALE-Early Rose seed potatoes.
lilo Lee ST. Phone 154a. 4I2
FOR SALE year old milk COW. SO.
Phone 9Fs4. As
wANTED-TO rent a piano. Phone
1882. If
nor RENT-Small house partly furn-
ished. Phone l9S6M. 4-12
HOUSEKEEPER wanted. Call at III
Union St. any time Sunday or after
5 D.. m. week DAYS. Ala
BOARD and room for 4 working men
at sol N. CON-, lear cannery, $50
a week. 4-12
WANTED-Lady. without children, 10
take care Of elderly lady and help
with Homework on farm. W. FL.
Humphreys Jr. Phone 22F5. Shaw,
Ore. 4l4.
FOR sALE-s10 acres good land, new
house small Italian prune orchard,
bearing: good roads, cheap. Write
b. NJ. Woods, 455 Court St. or call
first house north West Salem school
house. AZ
OUR HOME for sale, by owner; SPLEEN
did seven room house, full basement,
nice fireplace, furnace heat. large
improved lot 63xl65, on Chemeketa
street, one block from state capitol.
Reasonable price, terms to suit. Ad-
dress H-l9 cart Journal. AIS
FOR SALE - 5 room plastered cot
tage located in South Salem, pri-
waite water system. Price $500;
$500 down, balance monthly pay
ments, 6 percent interest. 4 room
modern house. basement, east 'front.'
lot. Price $3.50. Terms. w. H.
Grabenhorst 4 Co., 275 State st.
FOR SALE - Or trade, 40 acres in
Washington county, good soil, no
rock or gravel small house and barn,
other outhuildings, good spring of
water; about 20 acres good timber;
A good deal for some one. Address
305 N. cath st. or phone 1913. 4l2
JUST secured from eastern manufae-
turer Pacific coast rights for auto
accessory used by Fords; not q lux
ury; an absolute necessity. Want
party to take full charge Of bust
ness as interested part owner; nsy
time occupied elsewhere; or will sell
county or state rights. 247 Golden
Gate Ave. San Francisco,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12

WE HAVE on hand q few tons Of mill
run for sale, at a bargain William
cite Valley Transfer Co., Ill South
High st. Phone 400. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12

AM out of work for my teams, so will
sell cheap one team mules, weight
1900 lbs; grey horses $500, mules
$500. one bay gelding 400, several
smaller horses and double harness,
n az farm wagon, 2 spring wag'
ons,, two good buggies. Call and see
tbem Cenfer 81. stables. 4-15
| HAVE three beautiful bungalows, D
rooms with furnace and cement floor
Easements, finest location in the city
and close in; n a corner, both
streets paved. This is %unquestion-
ably choice property and priced reas'
enable. For particulars see VIM.
Fleming at 341 State street. 4-l2
| HAVE several customers who desire
TO purchase about 40 or so ncres with
some improvements. Also several
people who desire to purchase a home
in Salem. List your property with
me | might be able to sell it for
you. John II. Scott, 4O4 Hubbard,
building, State St. II
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Mrs. L. Wilson has brought suit
against j. j. Stone for the possession of
two black horses worth $3.50, a set Of
harness worth 800, wagon worth $50,
grain sacks worth s. and four horse
blankets worth 81 She asks the return
Of same Or judgment for $500, and IS
for unlawful detention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12

FOR SALE-At 1860 Jefferson st. a
nice little house and lot for 500;
can give terms; act quick, for tins
is a bargain. 2 Y P care Journal II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12

NORTHWESTERN Nursery, Ri. 8.
Fruit trees, roses and shrubs. Special
low prices on certain lines. Phone
1l1F3. VI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12

son. A few years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Baniek were divorced and the mother
given custody of the boy. In his eom-
plant Mr.. Baniek states hat he is Of
the opinion of Mabel Baniek, now Mrs.
Livock, threatens TO remove from tho
state with the boy, The court granted
the restraining order and enjorned Mrs.
Livock from interfering with the Gus
tody Of the child who is now with his
maternal great grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J, Ridinger Of Quinaby.
In the case of Alice Il. Page W.
Henry Fawke, G. A. Fisher and others,
g. A. Fisher prays the court for foro-
closure proceedings against ncniy
Fawke and that he be given a iudg
ment for SLIP and $105 attorney $
fee.
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FOR REALTY BARGAINS
Sec
C. w.. NIEMEYER

2i5-2le Masonic Building
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FOR sALE-40 acre Italian prune Or
chard located in the Liberty prune
district; % acres s year old trees,
8 acres 8 year olds, this orchard is
in fine condition and is offered at a
very attractive price for a few days;
if in the market for a fine orchard,
Call on W. H. Grabenhorst q Co.,
275 State ST.. Ala
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PHONE l57aJ for lot blowing. Az

PHONE l572J for lot blowing. AZ
nor SALE - French bull puppies,
cheap. $50 n. eom1 st. +ls
JERSEY cow, $45, if taken at once.
Phone SOFll. Ala
WASH. polish and grease your ear at
500 n. Conf st, ALI
W~ANTED-Maturnity work by gradn-
ate nurse. Phone 2454W. Ala
WANTED-Girl or woman for general
hOusework. Phone 1S91W. Az
BOARD and room at sol N. CONNER
eial. +I2
FOR SALE-Good cheat hay, IL miles
from the asylum. Box l09. Ala
I'd Hand buggy and harness for sale
cheap; would trade for wood. W. B.
Dumars 1885 Waller ST. AIS
FOR SALE young Jersey cows,
just fresh. 7l5 s. 18th st. upstairs
alp
FOR SALE room bungalow $500,
toilet, electricity, gas, close in. Call
after 6 p. m. AS s. Com 1. 4-12
FOR SALE-Loganberry tips $25 per
thousand. Ri. l, box IL. Phone 81
rs. All
FOR SALE - Half Durham cow, )
years, AZ gallons, due fresh 18th,
sos. A. Hawthorne, Ri. 8, bOx246
Salem. Phone 4OF2f. All
WANTED-Agents to demonstrate DR..
Scots corsets and toilet articles. Nj.
E. Mackie, 343 N. Liberty St. Call
afternoons or evenings. All
THE party taking the blue eyed white
kitten on s. Cottage st. is known;
please return same and avoid trou-
bile. 4-12
HAVE recently listed some exception
al bargains, for grain, fruit stock or
dairy ranches. l can assist you in
buying right. For best buys see
Soeolofsky, Bayne building. tt
FOR SALE-0ne of the best prune or
chards in the Willamette valley,
close in and a money maker. Come
in and let me show you. +. l.. Wood
Bayne bldg. 4-l2
FOR SALE-Lease OF rent. furnished
or unfinished 5 room house with
light and water, etc. Large garden
space, chickens, close in. Address
A H X care Journal, Ala
NEARLY new 5 room modern house
with lot 60xl00 feet, small barn and
woodshed must be sold at once. See
ii at Hoyt and Winter SITS. 4-12
$4,000 TO $4,000 Italian prune trees
for fall delivery Fruitland nursery,
IL miles east of state penitentiary
Phone l1lF21. Rt. 9, Salem. tt
PLANT artichokes if you want cheap
hog feed. Both tops and tubers make
splendid feed. l have a few bushels
left. Phone 622 or 254. tt
FOR SALE-One of the classiest 6
room bungalows in the city. with all
or any part of my furniture. Call
mornings or after 6 p. IN. o35 Rich,
mOnd We. 4lz
INSURANCE COUNOI-For free in
formation about Life Insurance see
j. +. Hutchinson, dist. manager for
the Mutual Life Of N. Y, office at
81 State St., Salem, Or. Office
phone 80 residence 1896. If
A SNAP room bungalow nearly
new, cement basement, n block
from car line; east Salem, $1,000;
$500 cash, terms on balance. +. l..
Wood. Bavne bldg. AIS
WHY leave your ear standing on the
street, It can be stored at the Cen
ter St. Feed barn for a few cents
per day. Special rates by week or
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Dr.. and MIA Il = 6A1D q Doo0oes
W. Va, and Mn Mary JaQuA AeeAen
and son Hcr10A aEo the g0o0e8 q
Mrsl 4 J. staksoa1s end n. and MA
b = Hlnahaw. The December mos9-
ing u the q W. d II. wss haM q
tbs homo u MA TON AshAnn. T1eo'
day a&ta9noon. Mr.. II. R. Gross Pre-
slded. The topac See study Wa Our
Tursfgn NelxAbors at Hone Mn.
Wyl1s re1sa:on w.e hosesss g ne
B1vU Hundred club Tuesday evening
Tho MAGax1no club met with 1Gr1 j.
q. Maynard Tuesday afteanooo. Ths
roGpo0so8 wofO appropgaa&p to Cnr1se
maa 4 Cnr1stzaas story was rsad By
Ma 0sorxe Dastnan. :. .Afs. Horace
Noorman Of Indianapolis, - spsnd10a
her vacation with hee sn, B1u BeEt
and other relatives. >. .Hrs. Harry
l1ife and childEen and Nrs. Dolaie Star
buck Aro the guests Of fOaAt1vos IN
Dayton. O...... Tho Misses Dorothy
Haiuss and Marian Gray, Of ohie
State Univorsaty, ArO home tor thu
holiday. .Nss. Clyde Hiatt has ~
turned from . v1sae with her sises1
IN Fort Wayne. =. Miss Georgia Clark
. student q the Ph1laAslph1A oehoo
Of 0xpreeGlon, II homo Tor the holiday
vacation. -. The chnlrs o( the Az
churches IN the city. under the leader
ship Of Miss Grace Marion Kelley
rendered "The Morn Of Glory 6unda,
evening. The oantatA WI b. repeated
Sunday evening, December g.. ...H Mis-
Grace Ramsey OF Indianapolis - q
home ON . two weekT vacation. -.
Miss Mar1lla 0uthsal lett Wolneodal
for indianapolis TO remain lndeAnltoly
90. Mrs. Id DUR 10 the guest. Of he
sister, Mrs. L. N. Councillor ct wea
terville, Ohio. Miss Mildred Meu
denhal1: q student at DaE1ham, r. Q
home tor the holidays. .. .NrD. Johl
Macy gave q dinner party Nonda,
evening In honof Of her house CUES,
Miss Virginia Udwards Of Fort Worti
Texas. Mrs. Claud Barnes VIM b.
hostess 70 the d. 4 r. Tuesday evs
day evening q her home, HAST VAST
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Tnes 70 PIT Ore Ovey
On OA Fried Safu

Gay. can you daas th1s pssAase
December 23f exclaimed The wunan
who hurried up To- the poGeod1oo win.
dow Friday afternoon
, Yoo SEA- Sho went On 10 explaau,
GOT . g6t from IN old friend I'd
thought never would send mo q pses.
and and I want to let on IKE I'd a
ready mailed mine and it'd BEEN
delayed -
Sorry, but you can't put things lfks
that OF On Uncle Sam: It's AGAINST
tho rules" smiled Mlss Golden, q the
stamp window.
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ELEVEN MIAMI oTUDeNTD
ASKED TO LEAVE ocHooL

OXFORD O, Dec. Mt became
known today that eleven members Of
Miami University freshHnAn class
all buyD-were Instructed when they
left ON their Christmas vaoo4ton not
to return after the holldays. They
are boys Who are back 1n their sendies
President Hughes says that boy1 wha
come to Miami 70 have q good tine.
and Who win not study. have picked
out the wrong place. ------
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BUY ARMY noRaEa

GOSHEN. Ind, Dec, 27.-The Unie-
% States government 10 unusually
strict IN It's requirements Of horses for
use OF the army. Five army officers
from Kansas City recently Inspected
~ horses In this district, but accepted
only 16 Of them.
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= NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT
State Of Indiana, Wayne County. 81:
In Wayne Circuit Court, December
Term, 1919.
In the matter Of the estate Of Dbsn-
e8er NacDill McCreight, Deceased
Notice 10 hereby given that the under
TEA g nxsoutrix 81 che Last VIII and
Testament Of the UbenoGor Na0Dilll
McCrsight, deceased, late Of WAYNE
County. State OF Indiana, before the
Wayne Circuit Coart Of said County.
The estate 10 supposed to b fully sol
vent
Grace =. AcOrsight, Executrix, Rural
Route G. Richmond Ind.
Gardner, Jesoup, Hoel0ehor
Attorneys
Deo 80, ~, Jan Srd.
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FOR SALE 100 acres. close IN. near
car line, good improvements, GOOD
tonant house, Price $500 per acre
30 acres, near national road, new build.
ings. possession at once and worth the
money asked, Price $4,000.
GOOD house. fair barn. land good
g6ntly rolling some crop goes With
place. Price $4,000.
100 acres, 3 miles out, miles Of good
town and railroad. on main road. good
buildings. land level ana q good farm
Price 9166 per acre.
100 acres, miles out, I mile OF town
and railroad. good improvements. cleo
trio lights and furnace in house, 4
good barnes. good room tenant
house. land level and we'll tiled. price
Is right on this farm, $40 per acre.
J. 8. GREEN, EIittle Block 9Th d Main
st. Phone 1857
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HARRIS AND
KORTEWEQ

q. W. Cor. 9Th and Main
Omco Phone 4217& Rea. 6014
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FOR 9ALE-20 acres adjoining yNoun-
tain City. good Land and buildings;
also six-horss gasoline engine and one
horse wagon- Orvtl1e Price, Fountain
l. FINE HOUsE-On So W. End and r
streets, for salA This house 10 In
in tho house ana electric lights. Paint
and paper are in good condition. There
are three lots and good out-buildings
ana new barn. This home can be
iy. Owner Is leaving town. Address
Boz A No. 1859 Care Palladium or
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MONEY 70 LOAN
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FOR 6AGMHOr rent. my property, west
Of Hast Haven Ave. for particulars,
Dave Ogden, 81 State Street, Richmond
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REAL ESTATE Foa sAL8
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AUToMoetLes roa sAls q
USED FORD CAR passenger. fully
equipped, electric starter. - 60. 18th
Phone Ass,
II South 1th OtPo8t,
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souah Suh ana A Streets
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

sPEcaALs At THE STORES
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L1VE crock 4 VEHICLES q
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BOLSHEVISM
Continued From Page one.)

adoptcd-thn treaty or tho leagues as
We might torn lt--whlrh bound ana slIII
binds in al rldISSUIuhl" union IN" C"l"-
MES and the peoples which had fo"Sht
the fSht Of freedom.
There .wCr.. two Clements in the CON
stitutiunal convention that w"r" Directly
opposite in their views. First w"rd th"S'
who believed that only a strong govern
mCnt with arbitrary powers. could SUR
yivc. Then. on the other hand. w"r"
those who w"r" unwilling To yield the
sovereignty Of III" state. The C"nStiiu-
ton rs finally framed was tn" result "i
compromises between those Nv" cl'-
mCnts or factions. When IT was hnaiiy
drawn and submitted Ia IN" states Tor
ratification many mCn who's" voices hni
been first for war and first for the Tree
dom Of the colonies, were lifted in oppo-
sition to the ratification 0f the conStItu-
ton hV Their rrSp"rllv" states, for they
believed a.d feared It constituted sur
erndcr Of the liberties Of the states.
League Of Nations.
When | read the debates and the dis
cussions in congress and outsId" Of IL.
Of the present questions embraced ana
involved in the Versailles treaty and
tho league Of .naTonS. | can not bu' IN
stinCtively compare the present Sllua-
ton with that cNIStIng during the period
Of the adoption Of our constitution.
Coupled with the treaty, rs you know.
is the league OF nations. IN agreement
between the civilized nations of the
earth. other than thos" with which we
have Just been at war land they Will be
admitted in due time If they prove.
worthy. not to 20 to war until they
have submitted their differences to ar
1itration. If the questions bay properly
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False Philosophy.
time II lot W this falls

II is time a lot W this falls" phil
osonhy was ComhatCd. II is TIM" IN"
energetic. the thrifty and saving work
man began to understand that socialism
and BulShcvism means /" take from nm
what ne has accumulated and SAVED
through frugalIty and hnrd labor and I"
turn II over To the Shftl"ss. tn" lazy or
tho cxiravagart. Either that or I" AIS
organize or destroy tho factory ar Inc
Industry which enables HIM /" max"
living for himself and his family.
II is time for the worker to understand
when an agilator comes around and WILL
firS the man or th" company. unn"C"S-
sariIy which furnishes employment IN
the worker at r,tiiahlC wages. that ihcn
tho aEuator is making an attack upon
the workers parlrvr and friend. IN"
employee and IN" employer must u"
friends if either is I" succeed Butter
enemies do not trade together, and the
rlatiuns Of tn" employer and Of IN" en-
ployc is a matter even closer than that
of trade for We have settled in our con-
sciences and settled by tho law nf the
land that labor is something higher than
commerce. 80 tho tendency of great
many organizers. agitatOrs and speakers
tn rinhIttrr the workers against their
employers is not only wiring. but 1t is one
IF the most dangerous tendencies Of the
times. Where such IL feeling exists con-
licts arc inevitable.
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TWO KILLED;
ONE INJURED

FRANKFORT SPRINGS Pa jury
A-Tvo persons were instantly Killed
and one fatally injured h"r" THIS after
noon. wien an autom"h'l" contain. nG
seven persons Owed over a enc hundred
foot emAankmcnt.
The Dead.
MRS. CHARLES PATTERSON. so or
Pittsburgh instantly killed
HARRY MILLER. aI"d on" year
Muncie. Indiana. died AT East l.;TcrE%o!
Ohio. hospital.
The injured.
MRS. LOUISE MILLER, -. mother
Of dead baby. skull fractured. shoulder
blades and ribs fractured, Will dc. Al
Fact Liverpool hospital.
Three girls. daughters Of Charles n.
Patterson were less seriously injured
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Strong Denunciation.

Down with the promoters Of suspicion
and hatred. Away with the preachers
# unnecessary discomfort.
urge no man To be entirely content
with his lot. Divine discomfort is what
has brought man up from tn" mud and
no miro. through all the degrees Of de-
y"lnprnrnt from "A spInclcss mollusk. UNI
II today he walks. feet down. shoulders
back head up and his thoughts among
the stars tn h" content means I"
stand still and rs SAID. Ia stand still is
O 60 back. SiaEnation is the result OF
stiffness. and stagnatIon means death
md decay.
However. the divine discomfort. to
which We owe our present state Of civil
cation, does not mean hate. envy. jral-
uSy and hittcrnccss. Out Of those
things come the rcd flag. bombs. the
'reck Of governments, tic destruction
# society and Of religion and the black
night Of disorder and despair, from
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ALLIES Will ENFORCE
POLISH PEACE TERMS

PARIS. July 4.--Th" allies intend y"
take adequate measures without delay -
insure tho speedy execution OF IN" ROT
iSh treaty. terms according 10 IN"
Temps Premier ti"mcnC"au conferred
today with Andre Tardi"u. president or
tho commission for tn" execution of IN"
territorial and political clauses. NJ. Tar
dlcu has called n session of the commas
sion for tomorrow.
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which We hope the world has emerged.
Work of Demagogues.

Tho seeds Of all these things. those
disorders. wrrc first planted in this
country by the political drmaEoguc. He
tourtshcd in his day. but began to fade
and would soon hay" disappeared. just
AS a field Of noXious weeds eventually
cleans itself and goes back into grass
when the weeds get so thick they can
not live and thrive.
Some Of the seeds have fallen where
Whey have sprouted into Socialism and
Anarchy and il is now tho task Of people
Of all parties and all professions and
businesses to. sweep back The rising tide
of isms that have no place here. 1t can
not bt done by force. We can look TO it
that our statues arc not violated and
inflict punishment upon those who do
violate them. hut education and sound
thinking are the remedies as well as
absolute justice and square dealing. And
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and were taken to the city hospital a.
Coraopolis. Ia.
Tho party had driven here from Puts
burg L. attend 4 picnic and was "nr"u'e
hfnr., Nh,u Charles Patterson. who was
irving los, control of Tn" car ana
rlung,d over the cmhrkn"nt. IN"
machine turned turtle. pinn!HE all huI
Harry " Miller uder It. Miller jumped
rs the car turned over and was uh'h-
jurcd.. Patterson remained at tn" wheci
ana Sustained only slight hurts.
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that justice and that square deal must
be administered and melted out in pri-

that justice and that square deal must
be administered and melted out in pri-
waite just as we'll as in public life.
For help along those lines look
! most confidently and most especially to
the men who have seen service in the
army and in the Great War; the men
! whom you have assembled today to
show your appreciation. Their influ-
encc will be more potent than any or all
! other bodies of men and without II I
would some times almost despair OF the
future.
They have made sacrifices. They have
| proven their patriotism. They have
gotten n grasp Of the Great Issue OF
humanity and OF the problems Of Life
and Death as you and can not hope
to have unless we should have similar
experience. Upon them we confidently
I rely TO steer the country In the true
course. To them We make our obeisance
and to them We offer our thanks for
! their wonderful work well dona
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SMITH the VICTOR

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 4-.J"N
Smith. IF New York. "utp"mt"d MIX"
Gibbons. Of 81. I;luI. IN t'n round box
iuI, match today. according to the news
writers.
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EASY FOR BRiTTON

CANTON. -. Iuly t.-Iack hr't'"n'
wsl,crw"lg,ht Champion. easily d"tea'""
Johnny Grifillh% Of Aaron. IN 4 !
round nu-d'".sIon bout here today.
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vcll rs to harness the mlEhtHr '-'c'H
Of nature which to-day turn Win VIZ
moss arms the countless wheels OF '"'''
Then there must be capi'al |" "'HN
and To assemble tn" material W
struCt tho great plants ana 10 ''','
great industrial establishments ANU
pay wages to III" men Whie 'n'S WIN
IN their construction.
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CapitaI md Saving.

TIL capital which goes into every III
dustrlal enterprise and int" the CON-
s,ructinu uf every railway line is not AS
tho minimizing suppose, III" hE lori UNI
Of some one individual. 1t ~ usual!
the SAVINGS Of great many industrious
and thrifty people. TIL" stock of IN" l'a'-
timorr 4 ohio railroad. which runs
through this town and spreads out all
over this state. is owned not by "fl" or
~ :, few rich mrn. but IL owned ny man!
thousands of people. and the bonds wh''h
...i..,., ns .,.uu,d dCbt and upon "h''h
ia mus, pav interest before II pays diEi-
drrns rnoH It's stock. are UwEcd diT"C''E
or indirectly by millions Of people. h'-
,,l,s.. ,,N m....l ri them arr held "E
savings banks and mSuranc" companies
companlrS that carry InSuranc" upon
YOUR life ard upon mine. and when We
in very small part own.
Take out the brains. the mnnaGinS
genius that have made tn" industries "i
this country successful and rr"Sp"r"Ns.
and what would labor get AS us share
Take out the capital winch was assem-
blrd IN small bltS and puI together int"
largo amounts. and tho coal MINES. inc
factories and the railroads which iurn'Sh
cmpIuymcnt and which transport your
products never would have been com
strurtrd
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DIED

Thursday. July ;, 1919.
VINCENT ARkLE, in the 3Sth year
OF his age.
from the residence Of his
brother. ROBERT ARkLE. 1882 War
wood avenue. Saturday morning at
$40 o'clock Requiem high mass at
Corpus Christa church at . O'Clock.
Intermcnt at Mt. Calvary cemetery.