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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
SIMS ON AAIERICANIsM.

DARAL SIMS in Lincoln day speech at Jersey City, said
"Amefcanism is defect because America viii not stand
criticism that is adverse Britain does. Amercansm We
all right and if all wrong, don't let anybody tell us
about it."
loose talk extenuaton of the pursued by
'he best British admiral in the American navy, in crcsng
the United States and its conduct of the and it is
dent that the Admiral deeply resens the criticism Of himself that
his attitude provoked in retaliation.
Admiral Sims offers conclusive proof of his American
sm according to his definition of the word because he
slowing it upon others
Intolerance of criticism however is not Americanism, but
human defect not confined America but less uni
vesa He who crcses freely must in all fairness expect crit
csm in return and ought to take it with good grace
Admiral Sims has queer conception of Amercanism and It'll
barely possible that Sims be defective rather than Amer
At least he chaerng himself out of the good graee
Of Americans
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
May Cost a'Life to Find Out
By Experiment

The heart of every user of tobacco
pears a double burden. 1t does its al.
lotted task and then fights nicotine
Tor supremacy. As long as the heart
wins he lives; when it loses he dies, but
before the final victory of nicotine
You pass through many stages of de.
cline and decay and suffer MANY pangs
Hearts are like human beings-some
are stronger than others, therefore
some hearts will stand more tobacco
than others, but there il limit TO
what any heart can stand. The man
who puts this additional strain on his
neart a dozen times a day by smoking
cigarettes, pipe or cigars-or chew
ing tobaeeo-is taking a madman s
chance with health and life to lose
and nothing to win but the chance that
he may lose them he is indulsing in
a costly habit at the expense of pre-.
elous health. Ask any doctor anywhere,
and he will tell you that using tobacco
Is injurious and that it is far better to
quit the habit than to experiment to
tind out how much tobacco your heart
will stand without serious results.
But the thought of quitting is un-
pleasant to most men--even to those
who know that tobacco Injuries them.
and to really quit takes more win DOW
er than they have and causes more
than they can voluntarily en-.
lure. To quit the habit, make it easy
Tor yourself by getting Nieotol tablets
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
DANDRUFF SURELY
DESTROYS THE HsrR J

= XS$
Girls-if you want PLENTY :, 49,,
beautiful' glossy. silky hair Al ~ sa'sS, y
means get rid OF dandruff for !, -, ~
starve your hair and ruin n y ' sl
don't. you
IL doesn't do much good Ia ~, !.
brush or wash it out The univ sn
way to get rid of dandruff il ~ ss'' si
solve it. then you destroy il en,,..,a' o,.'
To do this, get about four orroan 'is, !,
ordinary liquid arvon appy i " y
night when retiring; use enousA :.
moisten the scalp and rub ii in ro,,
ly with the finger tips.
BY morning, most if NOT an !,
your dandruff will be gone. and te,ss
or four more applications viii com
pletely dissolve and entirely dss,r0v
every single sign and trace Of h
You win find, too, that all itcb,,.
and digging of the scalp will sor
and your hair will look and fad T,
hundred times better. You can pst
liquid arvon at any drug store !, i
inexpensive and four ounces is all Won
will need, no matter how much
dandruff you have. This sinuls
remedy never fails.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
HoU Much More Tobacco
viii Ny Heart Stand?
A Question Vital To Every Man Who Smokes Or Chews

and taking them as directed. The hsO. |.
really quits you and its departure U.s.
pleasure equal to its indulgence
If you want to know how musn ssS -,
ier it is to quit the habit with N,cO~, s'.s
than without it, 60 twenty four neals s
without tobacco and note what an u
fort it costs you, then begin uSng ~
usual and take Nicotol tablets Az y, :,
end. Of week discontinue smoking y
chewing for a day and it is prcOaTsl..
you will have no desire TO resume q
least your desire will be greale ~
minished and another week o. 49, y.
should make it not only posSoie' p''
a pleasure to quit. - n
NOTE-Dr. Connor, formerly
John Hopkins Hospital under Wa ,..d
advice Nicotol has often oeen -
said when this statement was saos.
to him: II have known Nicotoi - ~. -,
ouer the tobacco habit in less Una" ~
DAYS time and can therefore ~
ommend it highly When tne !,
tors statement was shown 70 oas ..1',.o.
our leading druggists he said =,
tol is truly a wonderful remes
the tobacco habit, way ahead y q,
thing we have ever sold peiole.
are authorized by the manuiSes.t s'.s,t.
to refund the money to every e ,,sv.
isfied customer and we would no. ~
nit the use Of our name un'ess
possessed unusual nv, a"- ar
Nicotol is sold in this city uhus. sr
ironclad money back guarantee J.
up to GATE drussis's fAdyl
Fry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
An Affair nj the Club

Alice came the next morning befor,
/ was awake ana u.ho, 1ro,,n,o,,. -,
,on., -. -, :, -, - Wv VIZ
- n' .s".a'' ~ aiouseu me-
~, Nc w ""'i' ','eh : reuizeu 'ha'
''"" .s ',''u no' p'ci' nome an nisht'
- n 'oe"s "oul" come Parry SO
,', nS w = "'.,v ",'s '''",'er Win Johh ana
''u ",. e.''u A',0e' ous'''hs m'
- : .oV ""u ~ worry YOU win
,,,',' .,,vse u,,''ss' ,nl' Na'herlhe' she con-
~iuse' WY ~ pu' - see'hs 10 me that John
,,''s .','s .n' stv.''es. plopehsl'y ior Kick
, ~ !, ~. W = S'"s'''o" VI any man whom
upm ..,',, ,.A... -,
~ ".a' : 'ne matter now 1
'arr''luu .% ~ - s','',s t,,, up ~ oeu suddenly
.,,.,...',''' 1seN ~ 'n's, ana she thrust the
'''ea .,palls ,',ns p"pS' ','o my hahos,
,,,,t .'sSe ~. =, = Draw as 'he country
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
L0WDENON GROUND
TO Open CAMPAIGN

Sioux Falls, S. d., Feb. 1S.--Gov-
ernor Frank o. Lowden of Illinois, MI
nority republican candidate for pres-
dent in the March 23 primaries ar
rived in Sioux Falls today to open his
campaign in this state with "a speech
here tonight. He is the first 1890
presidential candidate to speak in
South Dakota and will deliver five ad-
dresses while in the state.
Major General Leonard Wood, ma
jority republican candidate for presi-
dent will open his South Dakota cam
paign at Yankton on February "a.
Senator Hiram w. Johnson uf Cali
fornia independent republican can
didate, is expected to trail General
Wood within the next two or three
weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
EUGENE, la CRANDt
AND NEDFORD TO Be
fire PATROL BASES

Washington, Feb. 1S.--Air service
officials today notified Senator Nc
Nary that sub-bases for airplane for
est patrol will be established at Eu-
gene Medford and La Grande.
The air services communication to
Senator McNary undoubtedly means
the assurance of the forest airplane
patrol program for the coming season
as recommended by Colonel II. H. Arm
old and the Western Forestry & Con-
servation association.
I. ). Chapman, secretary of the Ore
gon Forest Fire association. and chair
man of the airplane patrol committee
OF the Western Forestry g. Conserya-
uon association said Tuesday that a
letter Just received from e. T. Allen.
secretary of the association, who is in
washington said the air service was
going to submit amended recommen-
cations to the general staff and tha,
II expected the general staff of the war
department to act on them shortly.
The dispatch would indicate" said
chapman, that the general staff.
which has been holding up the patrol
program had come through at last"
forestry men have not been notified
OF any actual approval of the airplane
patrol arrangement, although five
men assigned from Oregon and WASH
lnston to attend the conference at
Marshfield, Cal, opening Friday. WIN,
leave Portland today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
COMMERCIAL SURVEY NEEDED.

MON the needs of Salem commercial survey of its indus
trial and productive activities the agricultural and hortcu
ura resources of the tributary territory and their development
and possibilities
Every few days the Capital Journal receives from eastern
manufacturing concerns some OF them contemplating activities
this section the establishment of factories requesting def
mite data concerning the community its volume of production
its payros its transportation facilities and other information
necessary for those contemplating business activities
Strange it may there has been survey of
this character made and the best reply possible to various
quests consists Of approximate estimates and geners The
state labor commissioner has sent out QUESTIONABLE which, when
returned and compiled year hence will partially but only par
tally supply the desired information that do little to
promote Salem's interests the coming year.
Without such definite information it is impossible for the dis
tant capitalist to give consideration to the claims of Salem
desirable place for nvestmenand the definite information
supplied by other localities give them the advantage in his
siderations.
1t to be hoped that the Commercial Clubs publicity budget
fully subscribed that funds will be available make such
survey which must be the basis of effort to
new industry and attract investment.
The heavy snowfall of the storms caught New York
and helpless Salem last December Mayor
Hyan however swung the pick show police how to dig snow
which activity than Saems mayor displayed the
local emergency
Secretary Lansing has suddenly become great statesman
since he was ousted secretary of state according
papers who during his tenure of office amented his medocrty
More politics.
Mr. Hoover talking vital issues than all the pres
Dental candidates combined There will be doubt in anybodys
mind where he standswhch most impoc proves that
Hoover is no politician He should wait until the politicians make
platform before expressing opinons-to be orthodox
The AntSaoon League admits that VIM j. Bryan is being
paid for speeches for prohibition and its enforcement by the
Democratic convention paid counsellor for the League to
force prohibition pank?'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18

He didn't want the stotry to be true.
And. somehow he felt that if he said
it was a hoax it would really prove to
be one.
81 know we'll enough" said Jasper,
that there's no golden bird in Pleas
ant Valley--and nowhere else
eithern
You see, Jolly Robin had hurried
to the woods one day and told every
one he met that a wonderful golden
bird had come to Pleasant Valley.
Hes not just yellow, like a gold
finch. He's solid gold all over, from
the tip of his bill to the tip of his
tail. Even his feet are golden. And
he glisttens in the sunshine as if he
were afire!" That was the way Jolly
Robin described the marvellous new
conner. Hes the -handsomest bird
that ever was seen" he added.
Perhaps Jasper Jay was jealous.
You know he was great dandy, be-
ing very proud of his blue suit, which
was really quite beautiful. Anyhow,
casper Jay began to sulk as soon as
he heard the news
Where is this magnificent per-
son?" he asked jolly Robin with a
sneer. DO let me see him! And if
he wants to fight, I'll soon spoil his
finery for him. He won't look so
elegant after I've pulled out his taii-
feathers"
But jolly Robin wouldn't tell any
body where he had seen the wonder
full bird. He said the golden bird
was three times as big as Jasper Jay.
And he didn't want Jasper to get
hurt, even if he was so disagreeable.
Anyone can see, just from that,
that Jolly Robin was very kind
You'd better be careful, or III
fight YOU tool" Jasner warmed hin,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
by the noted author
Idah McGlOl1e Gibson

ard made his appearance. and in
passing the table at which Mr.. Cor
don and Miss Moreland were sitting,
he was invited to join them.
Crashing of Dishes
'What his answer was no one
seems to know, but it provoked an as
sault by Gordon which was so unex-
pected that ii bore Shepard to the
tloor, amidst the crashing of dishes
from the table which had been over
turned by Gordon in his speed to get
at the other man.
For moment there was a hushed
silence in the crowded diping room,
where the scene took place. But a
mQment afterward there was a rush
to- the two men and Gordon was
pulled off as he was choking the life
out of shepard
shepard was picked up uncon-
scious, and Gordon. too, seemed
dazed, Friends say that neither
man had been drinking to excess, and
neither will Disclose the cause OF
their quarrel.
NANAtAsAtAN tHFtAIRU early
in the affair and an inquiry at her
home was answered by servant
who said that Miss Moreland was
asleep and could not be disturbed.
The town is agog with conjectures
concerning this quarrel, as until the
even the closest acquaint-
ances Of the two men have not
dreamed that they were not the same
friends they have been since child
hood,
'Alr shepard was taken to the hos
pi,al and had not regained conscious
ness up 70 the time of going to press.
The only thing that Gordon said
when told OF Shepard's condition
was: I hope he viii die,'
This shows, of course. that Gordon
is not vet over his anger. for certain
~ II he were calm he would view the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
SYMPATHY.
BY WALT MASON

Today there icy glare upon walks and everywhere
and as oneyed sadly home slipped landed on my dome
cracked an of cement and my head there is dent
praned neck and spoiled my face my works were oted out
OF place And there were people who sliding
on my ear They must have onged to laugh all right for was
an amusing sight but shed single smile they all rushed
up IN sprnte style and lifted upon my feet and from my
whskers combed the see reclaimed hat which was wreck
unwond oattas from neck and voiced the hope in
ious tones that had warped costly bones Perhaps they
chorted IN their gee when they where couldn't see per-
hp they leaned upon fence whoope as though thew had
sense but in presence they displayed finest sympathy
that made Then resumed journey home write this
realistic pome and murmured went my way These human
being are @. K.p
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
Seattle Candidates for
City Offices Selected

seattle. Wash, Feb. 1S.-Hugh Nj.
caldwell, attorney and former army
major and James Duncan, secretary
OF the Seattle Central Labor council.
VIII run for mayor of Seattle in the
final city election March 2.
Caldwell and Duncan were nomi-
mated in primary election yesterday
IN which Mayor C. E. Fitzgerald, can
uida'e Tor reelection, was eliminated.
FVzgerald was Ole Hanson's choice for
mayor when Hanson recently resigned
as chfef executive of the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
JEALOUS JASPER JAY

The feathered folk in Pleasant
Valley were all aflutter. They had
heard a strange tale-the oldest
tale, almost, that had ever been told
in their neighborhood.
1t was jolly Robin who had started
the story. And since he was not in
the habit of playing jokes on people,
everybody believed what he said--at
least, everybody except Jasper Jay.
He declared from the first that jolly
Robins tale was hoax.
II claim that there's not word
of truth in it," Jasper Jay said.
sNow. there was reason why Jas
per spoke in that disagreeable wav.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
OREGON GROWERS
NOT TO AFFILIATE
With ANY AGENCY

Portland, Or. Feb. 1S.-Rumors
that the selling agency Of the Oregon
Growers Cooperative association is to
be turned over to the Northwestern
Fruit Exchange, a Seattle concern,
were cmphactically denied yesterday
by C. I. Lewis, manager of the Oregon
organization, who declared that 1t will
have its own sales force, win sell its
output under its own brands and
through its own connections.
That the Northwestern Fruit Tx
change. Of which Reginald H. Parsons
is president and w. +. Gwin, general
manager. is reaching out TO eri9.G
such growers within its operations AZ
II may reach through various means,
was freely stated on every hand yes
terday among those who are familiar
with the situation, but that il would
fail IN so doing was as generally be-
lieyed
The Skookum Packers association is
joining with the Northwestern Frur
Exchange In 4-day conference of
ruit-growing interests, IN seattle az
cording to an advertisement recently
inserted in local paper a generai
invitation has been extended 10 'cf-
cry fruit grower, investor In orchard
property, banker or merchant directly
or indieotly Infested In the subjects
of "adeuuate cold storage WarenOusss
~ producing districts ways ana means
OF minimizing the dangers OF car snort
ose, ways ana means OF sowing the
acute problem OF dependable supply
Oh boxes al reasonable cost co-operu-
tive purchase of orchard supplies. Ia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18

Some years ago, during a scarcity of
tobacco, an effort was made in Scot
land to raise this plant, and since then
other attempts have been made, as it
seems that the soil and climate are
adopted for such crop, but the de-
gre of success attending these efforts
has been very Indifferent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18
NEURALGIC pam.
Give Way To sOOth,.. : '41AN
Wizard on

-<ATu Ou
hainiinis Wizard Oh -
eiiec'ive treatment for hsss.Saie : ssie aag
neuralsia. !. Rubbed in whers -,sas - al
:. II acts as tonic to the ,as 1sls
nerves and almost in,ar;as, 's '0ssarst
quick relief. as hrinn
Tvs healing. antiseptic on.n.
always be relied upon n s~'.ees .s sas
feeuon. or other serious ra..',' s.Ssent N.
spraihs. bruises. cuts. burrs SIs y: non
stines. Just as good ,os s''ss aad
feet, stiffneck. frost bites - .-,s sss s'rs
and canker sores. '''a sorss
Get 1t from druggists for "A
Ii not satisfied return. the ho.., ~ ssAiS
get your money back. aae
Ever eonstipated or have SICK 49,,
acne! Just try Wizard I.irar ~ asaa-
Guaranteed. ~ cents
A6v
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18

The AntiSaoon League admits that VIM J. Bryan is being
paid for speeches for prohibition and its enforcement by thu
League, which raises the query Wl Mr. Bryan attend thu
Democratic convention paid counsellor for the League t.
force a prohibition plank? p" :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-18

Secretary Lansing has suddenly become great
since he ousted secretary of state according
papers who during his tenure of office lamented his
More politics.
The Washington times., 1920-02-01
Men s UnderlUpur and Furnishings

Mems 75c and $1.00 Half
Hose, Ac
Mems Wool and Worsted Half
Hose. oxford gray and heather
shades: subject to slight imperfec-
tions.
Mems SOC and 75c Golf
Caps, 19c
Small lot OF Mems Golf Caps, fully
tapel; mussed from handling.
Mems $6 to $3.50
Sweaters, $3.50
Mems HighNcck Military Sweat.
ers, with sleeves; khaki color; wool
mixtures; perfect quality. -.
= MEMS s. and 81 Union
Suits, $1.79
Mems heavyweight Union suits,
including Augusta Mills, Refs and
other high.grade makes: worsted
and wool mixtures: also fine quality
ribbed cotton. and few gauzc wool
suits. Broken sizes.
GolAe eRberK's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-02-01
Buttons e Dress Trimming,

seaIine Fur Banding, > inchesI
wide; regularly $3.50 ca OH
scnline Fur Banding, inches1
wide; regularly $3.50 GO OS
yaTu
Sealine Fur Choker Col co 0Q
lars, regularly S15.9S..... cCeVo
r.ss;,@;s ssr,,1s EGr s,a,s s.at @ Collars. $685.
Fur Coat Collars. OF brown and
kit coney; regularly GO QQI
Assorted lot of Dress, Coat nrA
Trimming Buttons, carded IL and 6I
on card values worth up to 10cV
81 90 dozen. Card ............ AVSJ
Assorted lot of White Pearl But
tons, regularly 10c and 12c. Sr|
Card. Wv
GoIdenberg's--First Floor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Sugar BOlUl" Sold
TO Bakery System
Is Announcement

Mrs NJ. b, Roddy has sold the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
BIOOmer Girls In
Search of Battle
With Chicks Here

The Western Bloomer girls, said to
be the only professional base ball
team of lady players, are seeking a
game with the Chickasha Chicks.
They ask that the game be plyacd in
July.
f. II. McCaha, owner of the Chick
asha W. A. franchise, received com.
munication from Al r. Primrose
business manager of the female club,
in which he asked for game with
the Chicks There has been no de-
cision reached in connection with the
matter, Mr.. McGaha stated yester-
day The request for i game here
may be placed in the hands of one of
the local independent clubs it was
said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08

Sugar Bowl Bakery and CONNECTIONS
cry, S12 Chickasha avenue, to the
Bake.Rite System Of Bakeries. oper-
ating In Texas and Oklahoma. The
new owners have assumed charge Of
the business.
The establishment will be closed
for thirty days, during which time a
new oven will be installed and the
building renovated, it was stated this
morning.
Mrs. Roddy, who has been engag-
ed in business in Chiekasha during
the past 30 years. will retire. She
will spend the summer with relatives
at Terrell, Texas, and in the Lake
Erie region.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08

in our determination that the League
as submitted by Mr.. Wilson must
never pass. We were also agreed
that Mr.. Wilson's league with wha,
he called "interpretative reserva-
tions," or with anything those obedi-
ent to him approved, was just as
menacing as the original Twice we
offered the president and his most
faithful supporters an opportunity to
ratify the treaty with reservations.
Twice his followers, obedient to his
orders, rejected the treaty with the
reservations have outlined.
A Veto Without Raeson.
The Republicans of the senate then
made another effort to put an end to
the state of technical war with Ger
many and at the same time rid the
country of those measures which
were adopted under the war powers
Of the constitution and which are
clearly unconstitutional in time Of
peace They would thus have re-
lieved the business and the daily oc
equations of the people from the
burden Of war legislation and at the
same time have preserved to the
United States under the terms of the
resolution al benefits accruing to
the United States under the provi-
sion of the treaty of Versailles. This
resolution was passed by both
branches of congress and vetoed by
the president in a message which
furnished neither argument nor rea-
som for the veto but which it must
be admitted had pleasant touch of
humor in its allusion to the freedom
of the seas. Thus the president dem
onstrated again that unless he could
have his own way exactly and with
out any modification he would not
permit the country to- be at peace,
an exercise Of executive power neevr
contemplated by the constitution
There the story ends. We have
stopped Mr.. Wilson's treaty and the
question goes to the people. In 1916
Mr. Wilson won on the cry that "he
had kept us out Of war" He now de-
mands the approval of the American
people for his party and his admins
tration on the ground that he has
kept us out of peace
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Brother of Nose
POOLdlO VIII Try
For c. II. S. Team,

Ralph Poolaw, Anaderko Indian
football, basketball and track star,
announced yesterday that he would
enroll in the Chickasha high school
at the opening of the 192O.21 school
year. Poolaw is a brother of Chief
Nose Poolaw, Chicks short stop.
Young Poolaw won statewide
reputation as football player while
a student in the Anadarko high
school. He is a backfield man.
Diamond Roach, local Indian, will
also be candidate for backfield
position on Dutch Strauss 1920
Chickasha high school football team,
he has announced. Roach is grad
uate of the Junior high school.