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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
HAWAII TO CELEBRATE.
MISSION CENTENNIAL
Ono iIund.Cd Years SinCsN Gospel
Preaching Was t,stnbiishcd
Ia Islands.

| HONOLULU, March I The ono
/ Ihundrcdlh anniversary ot the dcpnr-
| turo from Roston or the first mts-
slonarles from the United states 20
/ tn" Sandwich islands aS thcy wcrr
| then known, viii be celebrated here
on October - next ON that date
| in the year 1919 tho brig Thadhcua
ItnptNin lluunowCll sailed from Hos
| ton for Hawaii. The vessel anchored
at knllun, konn island ot Hawaii.
on ApIil 3, 1890, and tho missionaries
| landed that day To begin thpir work
of ciNillNing thu natives ana convert
! ing them 10 Christianity Tho one
! Ihnndrcdth anniversary " that date.
! April 3, 1920 also will be celebrated
under the auspices OF the Hawaiian
board OF MISSIONS
On October 2S. this year. II "
! planned TO have an interchange of
n csshEea between the Hawaiian
board OF missions amt Tho board ~
foreign MISSIONS ot lioslon, which
sent the frat missionaries to Hawaii
100 years ago,
Those who arrived In Hawaii on
the Thaddous were Asa rhurston nnd
! llirmnn bingham. ordained mission
aries, with their wives. PANEL cham -
hcrlain Thomas Holmes. samuel
| Whitney samuel Ruggles. elisha
| loOmis ana four lIawHIihns Homo.
| III liopu and knnui who had re
crived some education at Cornwall
institute, and George iIumohumo,
son Of kaumualil the king OF the
island Of kAual The Iinwalans had
hrcu taken To the United states on
trading vessels Traders and whalerp
had been visiting Honolulu for some
years before the arrival Of tho mis-.
siOnHrios,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

send armies TO distant lands In order
to suppress n common enemy
But this does not require our on
tering into an unlimited obligation
In all circumstances to assume pro-
lection OF distant peoples, 10 entor
into their disputes. 20 place our re-
sources at the disposal Of central
authority that may AT some time he
dominated by IA combination of In
terests adverse to our own 10 submit
TO foreign control our standards OF
life. our conditions and rewarda OF
labor. and even power over our for
tunes and our livea There Is no
good reason why ye should commit
our posterity to such unnecessary y
hazards"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

The Chicago National league club,
II Is announced, hns sct June 9 as
hoped that by that date Gowdy will
bc back with the braves and that
Alexander and Klllcfer will be on
hand to lend eclat to the celebration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

companion measure to the county
bonds bill. and equally meritorious.
Coming down to brass tacks, II
will take all the money in sight.
from all available sources, including
the bonds, to build the proposed $50
miles of roads within five years, and
to keep up the 1900 miles of other
roads within the county; and as the
interest on the bonds as sold by in
stallments will be only $4,000 for
the first four years, by voting the
bonds the county will have just ex-
actly $500, 900 more to spend for
roads during the coming five years
than 1t would have If the bonds
were voted down. And without that
$500, 900. and the state and federal
aid that il may bring, the entire paw
ing plan Of Marion county will fall
to the ground, and the available
funds be spent from year to year as
heretofore. in filling mud holes and
spreading gravel that on the main
travelled roads. where auto traffic Is
heavy, disappears almost as fast as
laid down.
at is significant. and doubtless
prophetic of the great majority that
is to be given the road bonds next
Tuesday. that In the entire cam
paign, Mr.. Condit's letter is the only
one that has been written for the
press in adverse criticism of Judge
Bushey's plan.
I'm conclusion Il should be borne
In mind by the voters that the last
Ia returning one-fourtb
of the auto tax to the counties, pro-
yided that such fund should be used
and disbused preferentially for the
and retirement of any
bonds that may have been issued
or which may hereafter be issued
hy the county for the purpose of road
construction and improvement. and
that such fund alone will pay off all
the interest and more than one
fourth cI the entire county bold isl
sue. That section was put in the
law with the express purpose Of en-
abling counties to finance their road
bond issues as far as possible with
ont the burden Of direct taxation.
JAMES s. STEWART,
Campaign manager Marion Coun-
" Market Roads
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

lally acquainted with Willard myself and
was in his corner when he won from
Al Williams at Reno, Nevada, July 1,
1918. Having seen Dempsey box and
being in the boxing game myself for l2
years | think | have . good line on both
men.
The weight that Willard will carry is
going to be against him in this contest
He will wei gh about 23S pounds, while
Dempsey tips the scales at 1886. Willard
win have to go through hard grind to
get into shape for this contest while
Dempsey can take it easy and will put
weight on instead of taking it off.
Willard is getting a little old for the
ring fights. He is about 3s years old.
There has been considerable talk Of his
age, his height is feet 51a inches and
he has reach OF s315a inches. He was
born in Pottawatomie county, Kansas.
Dempsey's age is "a, he is feet IA
inches in height and has reach Of 78lz
inches. Dempsey is a good boxer, he is
fast and hits quick and hits with ter
rifle force. He always fights shifting
on the Stanley Ketehel order and is
hard to hit with any effect. Jim Flynn
put Dempsey out in 1917 at Salt Lake
City but Dempsey reversed the decision
one year later BY putting Flynn out in
one round. May IA, 1915, Fulton boxed
Willard and claims to have put him on
the canvas in this exhibition, neverthe
less Willard is not fighting Fulton now,
he is going to fight Jack Dempsey,
boy who put Fulton away in 81 seconds,
one of the shortest heavy weight con
tests ever staged. Willard will meet
with the same accident if he does not be
careful and when Jack hits he sure puts
the Mary Ann on them for ten seconds
aud sometimes they sleep overtime.
can see nobody, but Dempsey win.
ming this fight. He has youth, strength
aud for punishment he is a demon and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

ever was in my life. and can recommend
II to any woman who suffers as I did"
Mrs. ELIZABETH MAY, RID. No. |,
Columbia, Pa.
The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound Is so successful in over
coming woman's ills is because it con-
tains the tonic, strengthening properties
Of good old fashioned roots and herbs,
which act on the female organism.
Women from all parts Of the country
are continually tessifying to Its strength
ening, curative influence, and the letters
which we are constantly publishing from
women in every section Of this country
prove beyond question the merit Of this
famous root and herb medicine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

from every part of the county. They
will get their money back ten-fold
by saving II on their tire bill, Gas
bill. repair bill and car depreciation
bill; also through general develop
ment of the county that is bound to
closely follow the construction Of
hard surfaced roads.
Judge Bushey who was for many
years opposed TO bonds. formulated
the half cash. half bonds plan that
Is to build 15O miles of improved
roads In Marion county within Tive
years. after he learned that the state
law would not permit the voting Of
direct tax by the people az the
coming special election. To wait for
another election would endanger
Marion eountys chances OF procur-
ing state and federal aid for post
roads, which Is to be apportioned
this year among counties that vote
bonds. Covering the post road pro
gram that is 10 be mapped out by
state and government officials this
year. there viii be available over
si2.000,00 OF the state and fed
erai moneys combined Marion
county has several Of the most feasl-
BILE posHroad projects in the state and
Judge Bnshey IL anxious TO get aid
to build them as soon as possible. To
carry out Judge Rushey's plan OF
improving $50 miles of roads In
five years. four paving plants and
other expensive equipment will have
to be purchased by the county With
ont The bonds, special county road
tax would have 10 be voted each
year, aud some years the tax might
carry and other years fail TO pDf
Then the plants would have 20 lie
idle during much OF the paving sea-
son, aud owing to the extra over
head expense. Il would be impnssi-
bile to get half the roads with half
the money.
Mr.. Condit's conjecture that the
market road bonds would be dis
counted pei cent. at loss to the
county Of s42.500. is absurd. In
the first place, the law provides the
bonds can not be sold under par;
in the second place. experience and
fact are against him. Yesterdays
papers showed both liberty az
bonds and victory ~ bonds selling
ut over loo per cent. and the road
bonds recently sold by the state
highway commission were in keen
demand at around #.6 per cent
interest Marion county's market
road bonds. drawing 81 per cent
interest. will sell at premium In
stead OF a discount. and will pro
baby ali be bought BY citizens Of
the county. thereby keeping al the
interest a heme. In this connect
ion Il should be known that Judge
Bushey's plaa permits The sale Of the
bonds in as small denominations as
$50. so that home folks with small
savings may sci share Of them
mir. Condlt's statement that the
life Of a paved road Is only 20 years
Is not supported By experience. with
proper care. a well paved road may
last for centuries. It is al a matter
Of apksep. aaa the cost of upkeep Of
a paved road Is far less than that
of an unpated one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

The answer TO Mr., condit's first
two questions would be the same as
lhe answer 10 the eonundrum. why
a. ropAters lay eggs2" They don't.
There are 2S men on the Marion
County Market Roads com
miitee They were chosen AZ
mass meeting held IN
the Grand Opera house on Fehru-
arr lb. 1919, at which 400 citizens
we're present from all over the coun-
~. The meeting was widely adver-
tised in the public press and each
member OF the committee was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

named and selected from the floor
by his own market road section. OF
these 2s men, four will be on paved
roads provided fer by The bonding
measure. three will be on gravel
roads, and 81 live Off Of the pro-
posed $50 miles Of improved roads,
either in towns or on the Pacific
highway.
The total amount subscribed 10
carry 90 the market roads campaign
In Marion county has been s2230. so
and there are 721 subscribers TO the
fund, consisting Of road boosters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

Mr.. Condit's plan Of takifg all
the eounty's road money that it re-
eeives from all sources. for the COM
Ing six years. and building the $50
miles of improved roads with ii
without the bonds. sounds all very
fine and plausible. and would be q
good plan II that were ell the roads
in Marion county: but Judge Bush
ey's plan is a better one. for the
reason that it takes into considera-
tlon the fact that Marion county
has 1909 miles Of country roads. be
sides the 150 miles of market roads,
that must be cared for. and he has
announced that each OF the 30 road
districts OF the county Is going 10
get back each year the four mills Of
road tax that il pays into The eoun-
~ funds. regardless Of whether they
are included in the i5o-mile program
or not Not only would il be wrong
20 ignore the 110o miles Of side
roads for five or six years. but Il
would be illegal, since the law ex-
pressly provides thar II least 10 per
cent Of the road funds paid By each
road district must be spent within
that district.
The market roads committee
agrees With Mf. condls thai The
Pierce bin should pass. and n he
campaign has treated this blll as .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

just at present an interest IS being
taken in the Willard and Dempsey box
inc contest. which Is to take place at
Toledo. Ohio. July 4th. Many sporting
writer's are picking this bird Willard to
win over Jack Dempsey and number
Of sporting writer's sad fight fans have
placed him two to one favorite that
jess viii beat Dempsey. Just how they
figure i thai way ] cannot understand.
They seem 70 TANK fAat WHtaFa )
weight and height win win for him.
They seem 10 forget about Dempsey 5
speed aud hexiHs skill. Being ressoa'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

game to the core. Willard is not, or
never was a clever boxer. He is slow
and misses many blows, although he is
cool and cautious in the ring. He is al
ways trying for right hand upper cut,
but l think he will find Jack many
inches away when he starts them.
Both Willard and Dempsey have clean
records in the ring regarding fouls, ex-
eept when Willard lost on a foul to
Lous Fink in 10 rounds, Feb. 10, 1911.
This may happen TO any fighter. Will
ard has engaged in 81 battle losing a 12-
round decision to Tom Mcmahon, March
u, 1914, at Youngstown, Ohio, and 90
round decision to Gunboat Smith, and
then won the championship by defeat
ing Jack johnson at Havana, caba,
April ), 1915, 26 rounds. Dempsey has
engaged In 50 battles including such
men as Terry Keller, Carl Morris, Cum
boat Smith, Billy Misk and Tommy
Reilly and many other good fighters,
not saying anything Of preliminary
bouts he has beaten all Of those men
toned and has won % by knockouts in
the first round.
Regardless the fact that Willard is
champion today II he last the ls rounds
with Dempsey | win for one be great
ly surprised. Willard win or lose, will
receive about $4,000 in this contest and
Dempsey is after the championship, so
let us all hope it will be a good fight
and those who paw to see it will be
satisfied ON that great memorial day,
the 4th Of July.
Yours truly,
II. G. SINCLAIR,
Alias Brud Shamrock, Featherweight
Champion of Pacific Coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

pains ana pains IN
my back. | could
nnk oat around 70 do
my work and had to
sit down and rest
often during thedav.
| saw Lydia E. Pink
hams v Vegetable
Compound d adver-
tised In the papers
and read the testi-
monials, sol thought
/ would try II. Now
/ am healthier than |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02
Mr.. COND|T ANSWERED
(Pai.i aivertisement)
Editor Capital Journal:---

have been requested by the Marion County Market
Roads committee to reply to letter from Royal o. Con-
dit that printed in your columns Saturday. which
letter asked number of questions and cast certain in
situations at the Committee and Judge Bushey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

Florham Leader, a 2-monthsold bull
calf, was sold at auction at Madison, ".
j., for $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-02

from every part of the county. They
will get their money back ten-fold
by saving II on their tire bill, Gas
bill, repair bill and car depreciation
bill; also through general develop
ment of the county that is bound to
closely follow the construction Of
hard surfaced roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
Close Ups and CM-Outs
:Ba Wood.

many men and learns their foibles
and shortcomings and their little viz
tues. On the contrary most men have
one stock idea of romance-the one
they have eSperienced-and are tied
to that. 1t takes woman to show
a smart shop in every detail. One
Of Miss Mathis suggestit MS to the
technical director was to have indi-
vidual vanity boxes in each dressing
room. What man would think of
that?"
Bessie Love is to have her own
producing company, backed by Chi
cago capital. .. #
James B. Leong, Chinese actor,
has written story for film pur-
poses, which he has titled THE I'm
married Mother"
1.-THE Day She Paid" based on a
Fanny Hurst story which originally
appeared in the Cosmopolitan maya
zine, is expected to place Frances
Ellington, Barney Sherry and Glo-
ria Hope, who will portray the prin-
cipal roles, again in the glare of
screen success.
Bray's photographs and animated
cartoons are now to be distributed
through Goldwyn. Silver screen in
terviews with well-known charac-
'ers are to be feature. one of the
attest being entitled, Meet Nick
Carter" and showing the famous
,oyhood hero as he really is.
One of the most realistic bits ever
seen on screen is promised when
Realart Pictures releases the first
Allen Dwan picture, Soldiers OF
Fortune" made for the Mayflower
Photoplay corporation. Four hun
dred horsemen, recruited from the
ranks OF the best riders of the plains
and from Mexicans who had fought
through many campaigns with Villa,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
e GLADYS Leslie 4 J15cua ZaZmaage

er. Others in the cast are Juanita Hansen,
Vera Lewis. Joseph kilgour, Thomas JEFF
ferson. Jean Acker, Thea Talbot. Ann. May
and a. bevv of other beauties as Lon-
bardfs models. .....
Strand-Dorothy Daiton's latest photo
play, .'The Market Of Souls opens today
for friday run at the Strand. In the
role Of Helen Arres, trained nurse from
upstate New York. she come to the city
to accept position In her chosen profess
sion aid there meets men of both the
vicious and manly type. Two brothers.
her. Lyle Is a rounder. while Temple his
brother. a man Of different type, Is
blinded during tussle over the girLs
sight again. and romance ts budding,
when Lyle revenges himself by telling
les about the girl. Only after Lyle has
ana Helen ana Temple are made happy.
Hamilton-viola. Dana in Partisan
Tigress." and a Fatty Arbuckls comedy,
Sunday. Margery Wilson In Marked
Cards" ana episode No: Of Smashing him
in 1.-THE Grea. Romance. Wednesday.
Rocn," Thursday B..sl. s.rr.esis IN
chapter W So u as ths Gamble
Friday. Frank Keenan, in the Silver
Girl" Saturday.
Empress--A powerful story 10 promised
In a new William Fox production, Sacred
Silence" starring William Russell, which
will be shown at the Empress for four
days starting today. IT. deals with social
life in the exclusive army set The action
revolyes around an Aunscrupulous woman
and the chaos she brings into the lives
Of three men-fellow officers who are
closely united by bonds Of friendship. In
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

Oregon, Zapata. Carranza and
other insurrecto leaders, are said to
have Numbered over rough noun
tain trails while the camera grind
ed and Allen Dwan used the mega
phone. Eighteen hundred men on
foot added to the thrills of the
scene and the cares of Allen Dwan,
Mary Pickford is superstitious,
She refused to rehearse with an UNI
brella in her hands few days ago.
Her rehearsing should have been
done in Omaha last summer
Rupert Hughes, the noted writer,
personally selected the cast for the
production of his initial screen ef-
fort, "The Cup of Fury"
The Bible is to be filmed. This
has been talked about for several
years, but now the authoritative an
nouncement has been made. The
work will be performed under the
direction OF Raymond Wells. The
president and general manager Of
the company is ]. A. McGill, owner
of a string of theaters in the state
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
Sore Eyes
Lavoptik

People report QUICK results from
simple witch hazel, camphor, hydras-
tbs, etc. as mixed in Lavoptik eye
wash. One lady with inflamed, wa
terry eyes reports her eyes are bright
and clear after using Lavoptik q
short time. A girl troubled for
months with red, irritated eyelids
states that few applications Of La
voptik produced great benefit. The
witch hazel and camphor soothe and
relieve, the inflammation; the hy-
drastis and other ingredients have
invigorating and antiseptic proper
ties. We guarantee a small bottle
Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak,
strained or inflamed eyes. alumni
mum eye cup FREE. Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
Screen Writing a Trade
<lT HE trouble with most new
writers in the photoplay
- GAIA - 49, av,a.t,ro, - haa
WM.Iruum
I1use)

6Hh he IouOic Win IioSt new
writers in the photoplay
- field is the expectancy Of be-
ing successful at the very outset"
says Frank E. Woods. This is TN
reasonable. No writer, whether he
be novelist, short story author or
dramatist, need look for success
without struggle or without mas
terirg the technique of his calling.
There are instances in large number
Of writers for the stage who have
rewritten their plays a score OF
times before getting them into work
able shape for the footlights. Their
case is like that OF the NOVICE in any
vocation. Each calling is a trade
that has to be learned as truly as
any with which the hands have to
do. One would not expect business
man TO turn his hand to carpentry
or Matchmaking without going
through the painstaking processes of
learning the steps by which pro-
ficiency and neatness Of workman
ship are acquired. No more can a
novels, become dramatist without
mastering the SPECIAL technique of the
stage. And by the same token the
person Who hopes to write photo
plays that will pass muster must
learn by careful study and work how
to meet the special requirements Of
screen drama. A many Of our best
books are not adapted to screening,
SO many Of ouS, best novelists are
not able to turn their hand to the
special form of stories required by
the makers Of motion pictures. This
is why some of the novelists who
have failed to meet success in the
new field have turned savagely on
the picture maker and detained that
the work of the best authors was
not desired. We are happy indeed
when recognized authors come to
the point where they realize that
they must learn the technique Of pic
ture production; when they do that
it means much added to our resource.
But if they refuse to make the study
they are pretty certain to be as nm
successful for our purposes as they
are successful in the older domain
of literature. And so l say it is
folly for aspiring writers who hope
to make fame and fortune in the
motion picture field to expect to do
it offhand. My advice to them is
to put a check upon all pride, grasp
the fact that one must begin at the
bottom in photoplay authorship as
elsewhere, and get down to the seri-
Gus business OF mastering the funda-
mentals. There are rich rewards in
store for talented people who will do
this. The trouble is most of them
do not. or will not, understand the
need Of learning the trade from the
primer stage"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

of Washington. The entire Bible,
il is announced. is to be presented
in 81 two-reel episodes. The erea-
ton will be pictured in two episodes.
three will deal with the deluge and
so on throughout. The project is
nonsectarian. To assure this a board
of the most eminent clergymen in
the country is TO scrutinize the films
before the final release. to make stre
that no faint of sect conception has
crept into the plain delineation Of
the biblical story. Even the subti-
ties are TO conform absolutely to
the text of the scriptures, as each
will be a direct quotation without
abridgement. A.
Irwin Willatt, one of the most
daring aud efficient directors in the
moving picture business, has Just
completed for Thomas H. Ince. a
Elimination OF Governor Morris
story, Behind the Door" in which
Hobart Bosworth, supported by Jane
Novak, is featured. In the story
Mr.. Bosworth jumped from a bat
tleship 40 feet into high sea off
the west coast. $50