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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

inches above the elbow; left index
finger broken, and right thumb vir-
tually torn away. Severe decorations
f.onA half Anen to two inches long
were sustained on her face. neck and
arms and hands. and her face was
slashed with flying bits of steel until
1t was almost unrccognixable.
She was rushed to the hospital
where an anesthetic to prevent pain
was given her, and her wounds cared
for. She is In the care OF DR.. ". f.
Fisher. who is constantly in attend
ance.
The explosion occurred when steam
gathering in the coll, could not e.
! cape through the frozen pipes
Loss Of approximately $500 In bot
tied vinegar and soda water was sus
talned by the Gideon Stolz botti-n
!. co pany. Mill and Summer streets
when the freeze came this morning
, No 'amage otaer than tn Gloss OF n
bottles and contents resulted
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Rockefeller Swears Three
Million OFF income lax

New York, Dec. 12---John d. hocAe,
Teller, sr., has sworn off" his persona
tax assessment in New York City from
$4,000. 900 to $1,soo.ooo. At the pres.
ent rate this will cost the city aooo'
$4,000 next year.
The only time Rockefelier ever toos
similar action was during the suii',"
istration OF Mayor Mitchell. Ineh ~
successfully protested against ra,sln'
his assessment from s5.ooo,ooo TO Nv,
100000. Continued to pay taxes ~
the s5,oo0,ooo hut late yesterday =, !,
attorneys swore that his properly
the city was worth only sl'soo'oOO'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
N'NARY'S MEASURE
ON SUGAR PASSED
BY SENATE TODAY

washington, Dec. 1.-THE scAss.
,oaay passed the McNary sugar oan
continuing government control OF au'
Nar d,gtribution and PRICES for an
other year. 80. =, cha
The bin extended the lie OF .hs
s,gar equalization board through is4s
rrn,sss II becomes law by January Z
the hoard win go out Of office aha =.
government control Of sugar wan enc.
This means, it is Declared. a uensh-
dous increase in price ~,
& senator McNary. author Of the D'n Y.
sala he hopes to get house acsloh Z.
M she measure under a special rule safi'
next week. .s.y.,,a
pafore the bill passed. the mcAe''@
amendment abolishing the zone sysIel' m
~ dIstrlbution was adopted. Inis pss
r,,,s free sale Of both foreign ana % p
msatlc n..a sugar anywhere In the eoan
try.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
nine ATTORNEYS
|. on HAND At MEET
IN CITY TODAY

More normal train service Into she
city today Increased the number 81
district attorneys attending tho con-
ventiop. here and nine were In a.
tendance when the session was calico
10 order in the state library today
The program was followed out ciess
,y. Thia mornlng Governor olcost 40
dressed tho attorneys and thss afssr-
noon clrcaa, Judge bingham. asp~rs-
Imsnt No. Il. circuit court hare, spoAs
10 them On tho divorce question w
prem. cour, Judge MeRrids slso saix'
led. n .
rhs prlncipal work 20 Be taken "
~ ne district attorneys VIII g 80
cursed At q banquet at slx c'cloek y y
night u the Hotel Marion hAnsr
a usrtaininx 10 tho handling % 1890
ssisatoss Win b taken up ana u pes
! able plans 10 cope with them VIII =
''iaid. -
. The atorneys on hand when "
convention convened to-day ars' =.
J.R. Ksator. Pendistoni ~ -, ~
y can klamath Falls; W, q hAiss
I Grants Pass John =. Hodxsn.
Sarnnds 4. L. Ray, Eugene; =
. swngler ontario; Y. v Notsons nsp
= = nsr: John ri haH kAFsntae'1 4
George Nsunsk IT. HoAsenr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
JENKINS CHARGES
MEXICAN COURT IS
But KILLING TIME
By ralph 9. Iurasr

United I,ress ssaff CORRESPONDENT.
Ms.,ca cit,, Dec. i.---ss titan ~
asnhina. American cprsuiAf Axsns
s,,arsed In message 70 ths p~'sa
prsss from Pusbia tonish. anaa :. ~ -
atala coufi there IL Hkiis.ns ss'he -
~. reoa,snt 10 caucel the ssvV noh"
~ which he WAS recently Fs'sss'u
from Jail. - -.
aTb. court has advised me my ss'
o.e.tto cancel ny bond - being evn
s,asrad JenxlnH wired AZ mat
/, lar on fact they are killlns unis. -
fay.aa know there are no othef mss. '..
,srs which would require reHa'"p''''
| OF my hearing" .4.
The belief Was expressed ~ Nns',
can 81, cles heis that the fusD'A w.
sw,,, continue 10 mark tima nnui ~
Mexican reply 10 he iASt A'ps''
note Ii dispatched 80.
The correspondent ieafn"u N~
80, whIIe Jeri.lna was IN she capita
s,.saday President carranza indaeA.s !.
49, ,ss',, 10 ses the American cus nip
: an III, .b.saclss prevented the mce'
snsina white in Mexico chy y
e,area ne sld NOT know ! waiter ~
- mo furnished his ball ana :"
noune.d him an ''unpasriosie. ,.,.n,
VI, rad seen lar sen IN Fhsn,
!, would have busted MN ~ :
!. mouth" Jenkins sasa :. "a.
y Jenkins reissfatsd shaN ,,ns
= .a,s,rv Of the circumstances ana
II when he was released when .''. aa, -
3. aroused in his cell ~ nlsni Ass
ID formed he was at liberty hs a,s. ~.
- =. va firmly dsserminsd 70 pfs
IN back into jail"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
FUEL SHORTAGE IN
SALEM AVERTED By
ARRIVAL Of COAL

-. cue, shortage In Salem is oe,
Ihs : lue an and. with the arrival o.
liesee az carload ar Of coal here this morn sa
ing from Utah. .s securee sor',he Capital
aid of Governor olcou ,0f = E E. Loose.
City transfer company, company. ?, s.,s A. this aft
manager Of the compaiy' .a 80 one wocld
srnoon that he believed no O'
be lacking for fuei' ,osas Of coal
This makes two car ,,,'. lo"s' !. expected
~ ~ last l until two other cas'0A
ordered. viii arrive ..,.,,oy,.a sufferIns
No one has been repoI'sa 'sos,srs while
greatly from the fuel ,,'s. sa0rsnfs sIthout fue
met sas transfer company IN s..s,s ,..sss' and 70 ale
.,a,s av ali semblance Of a sn0''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
|HABtAs CORPUS WRIT
DENIED BY BINGHAM

,,es Constance Cheshire. .c,ooi = i
ssas TO the STATE s,pti n 1917 was Dalolsd
= s..s ss.: X si. s;sisss s's::ss; ..s 4 1 4.
sr alp + 5.sss .sss, s.asasI sorss. issued sszsrs,
~ :, :. f.G;s e as 's'.s :. sss,
s' :: s: ::ss; 4. s,si::, r. .s:s :: s !; I. 7
q t. s,s:. sss' ';s 70 T.. ...s.s..ss. ..s..
9; ] s.s g: '':; 7: ..s.s ! 3
&. ;. :: :..,s..'i.s s;lss s;'f J sentence
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Mexican Declares Oil
Controversy Propaganda
To Influence Americans

-. ...,e dspartnsns. u was ear.
"a asss aos FesAsa she isns IN IN nnssl
q ssIar sleAsa and ~ ,.,.' ~ ,s,sv -
aaslco Y makes sa aeespitpss = ,s'~ ~, 80
r. gossTnlnsnls assssanas = ~ ~. 80 80
- .l.s.,,,ss sgsnt's abseluts Feisass7 -
m~gely freedom eH sA'i. N. 49, IN.
aaaI,las also laads p1ei'e spe s.
n.h',.. .. 5000 stassnasns wstA ssz%t1
90 shs oil sisaaEions ....seaa p.,nzse
.sFo snsighsea tbs Aisss'.ae .'as., sssur~..
s,,ow nae 10 effsr ssai'r,sss' ~ mesless'
80 ! fsw remssks ss y - .s...,', =. Il 49,.
:. - ,.s.eusy ana A. % the rssp'''' ~. w.
= 600 relative 70 psrFass VIZ IN NJ
!. - xeiis. which hcirs VIZ =.
- -, - apershsnsioB ef ts@ts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
SlNTACLAuS TO
VISIT k|DD|[S ON
CHRISTMAS Ev[

ssanta c:laus. win come Christmas
va, Il ne Cherrians received = letter
lrem him today. He sAid ~ 4aAvs ~
ne A.su.es Nv he Oh VINO wlAsnot
be called on.by him otherwise. 70 20 ~
tie ,Commefcial club at o'cseck
Cns istmas eve He gave the chsEri9ns
4 lit of the nAmes Of the children
whom he. cannot ealLon at their henea
thar. night, and about next Wedneedas
the cherirrians win send each of these
Youngsters an invitation to pc on nan"
Big Tree Planned.
In order 70 make the evening merry
for santa Claus and the kiddies. the
/ Cherrians have arranged TO have = osf
, c,nristnaas tree. There will also D
< r,odies Of alrasorts ard santa cian
WIN bring r,anys kinds OF toys N ~
sack There will he enough to 80 q
round. he wrote the chsrfians.
The Cherrians told santa that tner
were many tots in Salem who won
have any Christmas cheer unless 2
comes. So that ID the reasen ne
be here the night before sCnrislms
!, He has made a careful study q y
wants OF the little fellows. and eae
!. one win get just what his or her hea
most desires.
Cherrians 70 Help.
The evening win beyong 70 the n
! 7 dies and Santa Claus Only sncul
= Cherrlans to help him will be on nan
. walt for your invitation. y
I. aon.t get one Santa Claus VIII Try
: cal, on you at your home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
rahiref risrrses
: Return OF Raihoadk

v.mn,ngtsn. psc. i2-~itsssrn pt ". ~.
..,.aaa a. rrivats ewnefsssip 49,
...,.,.ss,.,,s,.T aissasssd' - . sss 49,. 49,.
'.,,' .ny,s' " pvsmaent Wilson's san'n.-
today. according g fieffsasrx 49, 8. y .,s..ss.
r.aps,nw nan Director Hines A'
"A tise snestinK 4 -. .ss-
me ssnAss today Also naa ~ 80
,,.,4m. nasare IL Ia alsaus's's''
~ shs comnsias niiA -. ...a,s,.,se
r.n.s,s,eAa ssaAsnta havs ss 4
., ~. ,,wen wiil NOT ns ,siFHs~
nays pssif cerrsfrs ~. -
: ..nsr, railroad lesiniAtiesa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

washington. Dec iss-.1sAa.'c sse,agea
u,llas, mssloan amoasaaae. s,,ssosa .
s.. saasy IN an intsryis~ mai s.sss's ..'s,sIsi
.oa. s.s sslnr made 70 create an assa'ss'a'
Nsls .I'. 80, ~, Inc Tampieo OH sitpaslsn :
ss'aas ~ ss,er,ed nat the feeling afsaaA .'.s
" a..s,,s ss~o, N n casrsnEa soldisrs SOP 2.
ptnr Americans from $500, .'s.,.'analag
,.s.ls M vas based on naiss l'as,s.~ $50 "a
n w true eouaitioas and shss : re-, s's,,eana
= a,ooaganda Y ~ 70 lnflAaas AH's'
against Mexico -. !. e,ossa "a
"e srsais Is concerned s~se1'.s
~ .s.ss,.~ e '-This cll charge : -, ~
atssmps 70 excite issl'nA
shs American public nAaha
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
VILLA TROOPS HOLD
vAsQUs After RAID

ras,s Pass. Tsxas. Dec -.
las lAs', ..sre stiIi holding Mpsauiz 'os
troops -, thelr raid Of Tuesday s'
oay 80 80 r.ports reaching here -
oora'ns raa,sso officials dispatches -
a, MsnasAr Frsneisso Marsnia had ar. =.
ass .,sss az Barotsrai With n'ns s,~s.,ns s,'
,asss ,lsss q carranza tresps fisha"s s'sss.
loaas rsoorea = at three diffsrsIt q. p'.,s, ,s,'
was rsSO ',eoa yilissas engaged, but tn m
a-, wi.n "a s'as denied By carranzA soa.oss -,
vIIllstas blew up TWO ,su "a addin,
,sssns. [ one rumor declared. .ss &C ~
,sa, .rA,, he insurgents we're hesass fs..s'sr = :
s tnal ~ rsgras and we're wish'n :
niles Of tnssTs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
!, : J, !. - *#******&***""
PEACE rR Arz BALLOT


roos w - - drew up and ned a. fs @ eovenant This ~ss
germany part being the Le&s' .ry - ,,.wsnber
by ermans'
aiso sisneu session congress ' and covenant was
Durins M ~aseryaons this tfea ,s foreign reauoas
.a hv the senate recomHa W.. came vote snton
~ uss the ayng resolution for adopm "a
two-thrds majority oe .f With reservations -
senaee' Al senators voted TO ,s voted against
It was aeiesssu, .,. sny reservations, While 10 W iii
- -. ~ ~ conditions whatever Of the pe'p
tion on any a.ocracy and the end ne ~
ins = ~ omr " .nortant question ,r
be acted upon ~ ssnten this most dsrs state scs @
70 test pu0s Tns Capital Journal asks sng ~ statements VINES
. attitude by checking that ono = Cheek here
expresses their views .,.,e ratin-
( 2-I favor ratification but 0ns wa ,lous---------
Z al favor rati1saton, but only "'''ss -.----
: ~ am opposed to ratification In in s'' -----
: Name
{ Sign ana mall 10 Capital Journal %***'
X y =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
GAS SERVICE IN
CITY TO Be. CUT
TONIGHT BELIEF

I. The extreme cold in Salem has m
erfered with the operation Of the Sar
an gas plant TO- such an extent that
he suppiysof gas viii probably oe ex-
hausted before this evening. sofficiais
said today Several ~sections- Of tne
city are already without any gas SUP
ply.
The severe cold Is freezing the water
Mines in and about the plant, whose
own water pump and pipe line froze
nm two days ago, and the city water
rressure is now 30 low that tho city
nine lines. about the gas plant are
freezing faster than the men WORKING
night and day can thaw them out
Cannot Replcnish Supply.
NucA water b aassd An tbs coollns
and publication OF the gas, ana Y
saot the kas cannot be made witnou
an, adequate supply Of water.
EXCESSIVE cold has caused the ga
consumers to use largo quantities 9
gas for heating the houses. wiicn hn
also tended to deplete the supply 9
gas a,an, ,
II will be Impossible for the p'Aht
resume its maximum output-of gas ~ "
i, the temperature moderates y w
|. declared.
The officers and men Of the 9
90 ao,ng eyerything possible
! kseD the plant In operation. ~ .n'
!. rcaiize the greater need for gas no
This management Of the compa'
"a ,.s...s. 3 warning TO every one 10
4 y,,,.a that all OF their gas conSunu
Il ann,,ances are shut off at the app
= auce valve. 10 thai Whsii 'ne =,
p turned on again II will not escsp. :.
8 Ire. room and cause danger Oh "
70 pl0sion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

REGISTER NEW
LOW MARKHE
Mercury Drops TO S Degrees
Below Zero AT 8 O'clock This
Morning; Clear And Colder
Tonight's Prediction

Salem sh;vered this morning in the codest weather
Il has ever had in the history Of the federal weather bur
eau here. and possibly in the history Of the city Mnen
the mercury descended to five below zero at eight osock
this morning many old residents said y was the eoloest
weather they had ever seen here -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

Tacoma, Wash. Dec. 12.-Today
was tho coolest day ever recorded IN
Tacoma.
The official thermometer OF tno
United States weather bnreau at ESo
a. m. registered six degree above zero
Residents OF outlying districts re-
ported that their thermometers re
istered below zero early this morning
One Fern Hill man reported four DO
low.
."This is the coolest weather we hae'
any record of In Tacoma, said W eaeh
: er Observer II G. Cover.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
WATER SHORTAGE
looms; Result
Of BIC WAsIAGE

.s.,.r,,s water supply is in 9 pc.
crliar circumstance TO-DAY. "a use
ssa,ns cams no end to the demand am. an. .ns
~ water. In spite OF the iae' A s,,,n.
- ..ar m company has placed the sum una
waso, ,,,mnine equipment at work. ss Ia
mer pun a,.sr "a much water as 70 useu
during irrigation season N '"'
or months oomnany officials
,,a,,s un Nv the fact that many pea pssns
4 DeI'vss. y,nr n hydrants open 20 pleso. s,n.
are iessn ssam freezing. II this is consan .aan
,,ad s1 they say. the supply WIN, " .,,v ~ , YES.
uos, s;.a5 In some parts OF tns ~ ,.srs
- sass,v and today many res'uo"
srtlrely without water nr,ns has'
eh.,s ,.so,,gb additional pumps .a,s.
Ashoue sad thew are unable 70 ra-s' rs'
Deen e nressure above 40 poanuss, a. on,
.ne ,,., pressure is IS pounoS' ~. e a. I'M
usual official said, 1T .ss, y
compsns N,ne into a bottomless ~, ou' theI
pumpins citizens will protec. .v .ha
d w.tsr v supply it Is poinasu assr of. an
n w,ll have to shut tns vote r~otect pipe
! W. asa other steps to .s p.o
I, man9 iaa., freezing and bursnns'
-. popue River Lumber r.,s : u, n
: company, corporation ! mt ~ with Ii
a eo,,'p . rasn declared bankrupt
Is biliues u r,atament on an 10
'n st s,uds aartranft H Of Bend 0se.a ssr ano,h
40 years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
,o,,,mgrA EIyEH FRozE.s osras vi

coles a''.yer wash. pse. ias--Wish
sansS ,ssrr,onstsr rsgisssriHs = ~ =
srees s below zero hers ,'.'s. una@, l, ne IN
,ambla s river = frozsn osss =
,s-stats bridge:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

The descent OF the utfcef&
here snss night at Z o'clock q vas
chen al is degrees above aere and -
an hour was down 20 70. A. miansrhs
Il was two above zssc--she aewess
poln, reached In recent ysNfs kseA
three ID ave thirty o'eicek shAs maxn-
srr me weather remained ~ zero ka<1
i Il began 10 drop until az eishs 2 s'oen
n Il had reached five beia~ xese. Amsr
il hexan 10 fise again. until - : o'sao<.
thla Afternoon she mercury stood ~ y
above
The weather man promised ~ -
lief for tonight IL said' "celdsf Ans
clear"
rrw ruIal~ N achoca
Il rers pupils than were On hand 49,
fsrnt tlay 81 the snow storm tepoN&@
4 Tor schoo, among the city schoos~ l@
,morninr. Only the older students Wsse
= - hand, and some of them did 80
y rcturn in the aftesnoDns
! Eeneols w.li ~ cpcn axAin Man
: lvth~n Il III hoped tnAt ~ ..s
l. ..rs,s * mll, have leseen&d eulx{tl
u u % rexunit n<ors cs &C. Dx1l n
!. Il. sxs.1as. unAy shout On fo0z !. /.
I shs s.sasi atssndAnee wre q
1Ssana RnA Aenan
~ IN railroad ssrvt6o 20 ana fre3 -
y. lA.,s .vrn About nufmAI t0day, 49,
~ lsne ~rcepsion of the stelns en- \ ~.
49, - - No. f9th ssrsssM ~ cars g -
IA uassns skrsss nkllways csm pAAx
a -
~ AZ, sruins os the oreGon Elsetx.s
with the exception es une 4feskn. y = ~ ~
lhs we're running todays as,s srs.e.
this aftsrnoan and eveninss - ..,.' as 4.
nm w~r~ expected 10 reAcn - S'.s y
-. time. Train No. y. dus nsse >. n. ~
- arrived enly about fve . suA@ ~
~ ttls morning. xrNtnn psswss .,.-s
~. ana PnrtianA ~ naenk - ~
!, ! "A usheduJs ttm0. offteleie - - g
,xsvrrsss scvvtre 0psrs
Il. WRb ts1lns kenAin4 ~ ~ n
frosn : mhAlk hoNf " tnsse u,
,sh~ acuthsrn. ratille vsssmsa ~ ~
.. lflx this morning. The rltvsftcn W :.
vhirh was tied ~ ~ dAy xsssssa
4 pullsa into salem This usorn'nk -
Y nere 81, sha ruturis trip AtASouf 2 ~
v shIs afternoon. ami Will ccnt.na.
snw ~ schodule time. The Dallas "
0s h sollowinE schedule On shs su'
~ several afternoon and evsnina
y sralns we're marked on TINS. W. !
xryfyni Ks schsdut~d y presssl n
"'~s usuIasAos ra<sed
I. X ,-,,n,son by wire ana mail srr.
" ,vas ~ ~ and taaAt. MAiia ffya /.
.rs -, ne north and ncuth wsrs FTA's
|, ia shs city. some delayed - ms'" :
~ Tre aalsm ssr.st railway wss
''on' ,,oytnr 40 men this morning W.
'ssasn s-,echs - ana making trnffis 20 az Z
~ ths cl,y possible. Officials eAa'
~ re- - "a ressT,rlans from waihlnE or
! con ,saeEs beneath the trolley wire"
mat ssuss of tbs danger ei shs ws.ss
.. 80 ,yan,ius and bFeahink' f'anx
: mat. ,navulnr q wire At the eofnef E.
nptlon @ma liberty mfeess contrsetea
,hs cold and hreks. Ao ans sss
IA nj harm resulted. Ths hlsn
eoart ~ voltage in the wifes won'"
M me Instant death 10 aay pns . y. y.
,sr,eau ana the danger q waiksnh =
tracks 10 great
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
sc,a,tlc Is. Above.

Seattle, WASH. Dec. 12.-Ths cold
est December weathsr sses reeordAd
III Seattle In 35,ysars CAME this morn
ing at ) O'Clock wa1Sn the mercury
dropped to is DEGREES above. fall Of
six degree from the Temperature Of the
same houi. Thursday. Unofficial ther-
noometers registered as low as ~ 'de-
grees. The ono Inch of snow which
fell Tuesday night remains on tht
ground and house tops .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

Eugene, Orr, Dec. 12.--The coldest
weather in the history Of the upper
Willamette valley was experienced In
Eugene last night. The mercury reg
isterea four degrees above. The total
snowfall is now eight and one.haii
inches according to@the weather OBJ
server.
Streetcars are stili having trouble
and some lines are not operating carr
at all. No attempt isabeing made g
give-mguiar service.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
TEMPERATURES
IN NORTHWEST.
BREAKRECORDS
CeItralia And Hood River Are
Coolest With Mercury Reg
istering 10 Below; Portland
And Eugene A Above.

Portland. Or. Dec. 12-Record-
breaking minimum. temperatures for
december were reported throughout
the Pacific northwest today.
The Dalies., Or. is suffering with
the most severe weather-26 below
zero. A minimum Of 3b below is pre-
saged theretonight.
! PendIeton. d.. has a minimum
mark of 23 below and Centraiia,
Wash, 1876 less than zero.
Below zero temperatures were reg
istered today as follows:
Billings, Mont, "a; Chehalis. Wash
10: Spokane. IS; Salem, Or. s; Al
bany, Or, IL: Vancouver, Wash, Il
oregon City, Or. 10; Baker. Or, 10.
Tacoma reported the coldest day il
her history, the official minimum be
ing 8 above. and Seattle registered 4
above-the coidest December weathe
In 35 years
Portland's official thermometer reg
jstered above at 8 a. m.
The Willamette river is frozen owe
today at Portland and Oregon City.
The Columbia river has an iced SUI
face at The Daiies and Hood River.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-18
Fighting and Playing.

Tins was the first war in which fighters trained to play
The hostess houses neghborhood entertainments and boxing
the beginnings of carefully sysmated
that accompanied the fighting forces from enrolment 10
rehabilitation.
Photographs and baseball bats boxing gloves and movies were
a OF the essential military equipment
Recreation planned drill and rationng We
doing all these things Famous pugl
wrescrs physical trainers hired to accom-
pany the army and
Volunteer organizations and by the
millions of dollars provide heahu
alton 1t small Of professional organizers OF ause-
that accompanied the armed host from TO ghng
front and back hospitals convacscent stations and de-
mobilization quarters
PLAYING and fighting were nteminged and both
Surrey regiment actually dbblcd football mo
trenches during advance, and
baseball spoiled by shells that blew
the bases
This was another thousand things war;
and the lessons that be learned from this unlike all other
and their lessons.
The planning play recognition
lighters human beings citizens OF democracy, fighting
human, democratic happiness. 1t this
joking unconquerab defiance OF death through
OF battle to glorious victory 1t kept them fit and brought them
back the cleanest that answered a roll call.
We learned much about playing we'll fighting
We learned that vicious diversions could be fought by
abundant recreation than by uperabundant preaching
We learned that play. we'll
cratic Pacnac patronng, "upstage directing debating
rOused by Only where skilled
leadership inspired by the spirit cooperation
tanned
We learned play essential to vigorous
morale fighting working. The boys the front combined
playing and fighting and into the game"
ncude that spirit of play have learned one
more great lesson the tried o teach US
The least VIC do the splendid machinery build
o inc organization OF the
apply it to civil life The dull boy produced by all work and
hpy inefficient worker poor citizen Our ndus
| even more than military organized vire
pdatic
schools and colleges centers and factories can max.
~ use OF the amusement forces modified for
The Washington herald., 1919-01-18
Glass Of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Opor Sisices sf the systss
Each NsrrtnS and Wash
Away the Psisesoss,
staSsast matter.

! Those OF us who are accustomed 10
feel dull and heavy when we arise
splitting headache. stufTy from q cold.
fOu tongue, nasty breath, acid
stomach, lame back, can. instead,
both look and feel as fresh a. a
daisy always by washing the poisons
and toxins from the body with phos-
phated hot water each morning.
We should drink, before breakfasr
q glass OF real hot water with a tes
spoonful Of limestone phosphate IN
II to flush from the stomach, liver
kidneys and ten yards OF bowels tire
previous days indiGeEtible waste
sour bile and poisonous toxins. thus
cleansing. sweetening and pur5fylnE
the entire alimentary Tract before
putting more food into the STOMACH,
The action Of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
IS wonderfully invigorating It cleans
out all the sour fermentstions, Esses
waste and acidity and gives one ,
splendid appetite for breakfast and
IL is said to be but a little while IN
til the roses begin to appear in the
eheeks. A quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate will cost very little at the
drug store. but is sufficient TO make
any one who is bothered with bilious
or rheumatism a real enthusiast on
the subject OF internal sanitation. Try
IL and you are assured that you will
look better and feel better !n sysry
WY sherty.-Ady,