davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

pr. Brunson's Famous Prescrip- tiop was originally prescribed to overcome ailments peculiar to people sIOf this section. and is especially val. !iAhle at this time, Manufactured Sbv Reinberger & Collier. Pine Bluff
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

the assassins and afterward shielded them from prosecution. Jones is one of the most prominent men in Mont
 gomery county, is prominent church man and retired merchant and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
FARhHAwS ONLY
WAGE Farmers TO
HAVE PAY LOWERED

rarsn hands alons OF all wags earn'
ers In Oregon have been compelled
10 accept & decrease IN wages durine
ne sis month period ending Decem-
bar af. iaat. according TO a report
just submitted to G, II, Gram, state
Yabor commissioner. by J. W Fitz-
gerald, deputy IN charge Of the Port
tAnA office of the state labor burean
Al the end Of June. 1919. the ayerage
waxe for farm hands III this stAie
was s71.4s per month and board, ae-
rpralng 20 titzEefaid's report which
shu9a that al the end OF Decembsr
fifIs waga aas decreased 20 $3.50 per
month and board.
wages OF carpenters have Increased
from $3.50 10 s7.27 per day during
fhe min month period teamaters from
fs.sf TO ss.bs per day. bead faliefs
from ss.s2 10 fes5. second falieTs
from ss.sE 70 fso7: laborsrn from
eAfa 10 tAgE Camp cooks who nj
aha and Of August were receiving
sss.ss per month and board al the
end Of I9eenmbur we're getting si5s
per month and board. dlshwaHhers'
wages had increased from tsf.i0 and
board to fsf ana hoard. and mixers
had benefited from an increase from
sEs.ss and board TO ts7.77 and board
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
OREGON BUILDING
Being RENOVATED

'sFarm loans and Investments, :
That is the way the advertisements
FnMd over the firn caption. of uams'
klns and Roberts. Oregon building
kgwt while shr business enterprises
mentioned. carries a good trade IN
leans and securities what thas TO
aard az their hest enterprise. u very
saldom given public notice.
And the Oregon building isneif 4
mors than af enterprise, aaacofdssik q
n. n. fewKlnn inHI9l lnrmies % the
firm. 'Wa took the Oregon building
ereF. August /. 1912" said Mr, ttob-
ertn. ''and u N the intention of Tbs
management 10 maintaia il as aa Of
flee bniidlnK only. and 10 acquire the
sssost desirable tenants"
This bniiaing. once known aa the
Hubbard. is beiaa thoroughly rsnp-
waited, reflnishea un sna interior and
put into FIRST claka condition neHer-
ally. The old boiler system wan found
90 be inadequate heesuss of the in.
Tfaans In the number Of tenants, aad
q new afaisin has been installed,
Another factor making ahhnRe
n the heating plant necessary Ia that
n compislels sauipped bathing es.
tahiishinent IL being conducted 0n the
kuh- -fiaeF ~ tha building A large
SWIMMING pool, shaNsfA and Turkiah
baths afv pfogiasa Ths management
% the hathing establishment frnorta
ahat high Rraaa ~ patgnnAHa III re-
essandsnlg 70 the lnnUyAsisn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Normal Notes
I **************' ~

Monmouth. Or. Jan. s.-The normal
opened Monday with practically all stu
dents and faculty members present
The repairs on the normal buiitinH.
occasioned BY the damage done by The
frost will be entirely compieted by fhe
and of the week
Miss Bramberg. registrar. has 80 Tar
recovered from her recent Illness as 10
contemplate resuming her work very
soon Miss Holiday Is also gaining
strength rapidly. though she viii not
leave the hospital for some little time.
The members Of the faculty who at-
tended the State Teachers aHsociation
at Portland last week report a very
inspiring meeting
Dean L. X. Bailey. head Of the rr-
tension department Of Cornell univc~-
sity. will speak to the students and
faculty Of the normal school and clti-
zens Of Monmouth at s:15 p. m. in the
,hapel on February g.
Ivan Wood a graduate Of the nor
mai. was a visitor at the school Mon
day morning.
Rainey -. Burkhead a former nor
rislite. left Monday for Elgene to en-
fer the University Of Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
BERLIN BANKS PROTEST

Berlin, Jan, aA union of tho bis
bankers and private bankers " Berth
has drafted and forwarded 10 the ma.
lional assembly memorial in which
the ftnaneiers make renewed pro.
iaat againn, the adoption of the na'
,lunai emergency levy proposed b,
Matthias ErabsrHer, minister of finance
The bankers say the levy VIII de-
Hprise the nation Of capital needed q
carry on production, safloifaly ilnpall
the individual credits needed 10 con.
duet legitimate enterprises and that
thera II danger that aerinnny's enc.
niles may seise the proceeds ot tho levy
r4-e.s4ssAe49-sriasa
More than 80 diaieats are spoken
In Mckee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
German Losses Heavy
In AeropIane Service

Washington. Jan. 9.-According to
reports received from Germany by
the United States army air service
the following losses we're experienced
by the German air service during the
war;
In battle. 2.s57 officers; soar en-
listed men.
In training 5s4 officers; 1879 en-
listed men.
Total, 3,44t officers; 4.425 en-
listed men.
The large number Of enlisted men
In the casualty list Is due, the report
explains. TO the fact that German
pilots were not all commissioned men.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
North Howell Items.
: : AAMAA#A = : : : : :

North Howell. Ian. g.--Al Nys and
family Of Brooks visited Sunday az
the home of Eilis etevenH
John gehneberk. who sold his farm
here last spring. has recently pur-
chased a large farm IN the Waldo
bills
Ted Piuet Of ST. Paul was a North
Howell visitor Saturday.
Fred Manning has purchased
wood saw outfit and ~ at present
saving for G. a. Sawyer.
Mrs. HuKs visited her sister, Mrs
fiagusncw In ParkerKvllie Wednesday
Miss Esther geharf visited her
friend Miss Edna Stevens az aer
home here. during holiday week
Mr.. and Mrs sAIa cutsforth are
visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs
n. G. jefferson.
Little Lucille Wattman IA staying
for a whiis with her grandmother,
Mrs John InRiabretSon of silverton.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Manning and
children visited Sunday at Thomas
Bumps
Pete Rass and Dick Harrison re-
turned 10 their school duties az Cor
Wallis IN Dicks Ford.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
American Underwriters
Locate In Argentina

Buenos Aires, Jan. .-Representa-
tives Of a group Of American insurance
companies dealing chiefly in fire and
marine underwriting have just COM
pleted arrangements for establishing
their business in Argentina and will
open an agency here on December l..
Il will offer Argentina the first op-
portunity to insure with American con-
Germs. Heretofore the business Of In
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

Don't stay stuffed up, Quit blowing
and snuffling, A dose OF "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours ur
al three doses are taken usually
breaks up cold and ends all grippe
misery,
The very first dose opens your
eloGged up nostrils and the air pas
sages of your head: stops nose run
ming; relieves the headache. dullness
foverishness, sneezing. soreness, stiff.
ness,
'pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores
II acts without assistance. Tastes nice
Contains no Qulnlne. Insist on Pape's
tAdyl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
YOU NEED NOT
SUFFER FROM CATARRH

To be rid of Catarrh, you must
drive the disease germs out of your
blood.
Splendid results have been re-
ported from the use of S. S. s
which completely routs from your
blood the Catarrh germs, for
which il is a perfect antidote.
If you wish medical advice as n
the treatment of your own indi-
viduai case, write to Chief Medical
Adviser, a Swift Specific Co, At
lanta. Ga
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Berlin Cable Telephone
Is World S Record Line

Berlin. Jan "a now telephone
line has Jnst been opened from Ber-
lin 20 Stockholm, The distance "a
eas miles of which 80 miles are of
cable. said here 70 be one Of the long.
est telephone cables in the world
The lowering Of the electric I'm
pulse IN passing through The cable
In In part overcome by special con.
strnetion of that part of the line and
by strengthening the telephone ape
paratua At both cable landing sta
tions the sounds are raised 10 thelr
original strength.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
See Old, Faded
Dress Turn New
ssniamand Dyes Add Years ~ Wear
to Discarded Garments

Don't worry about perfect results
lire Diamond Dyes" guaranteed 70
giys new, rich. fadelees eoior TO any
fabric, whether Il ha wpai, silk, linen,
cotton ar mixod gnoaa dresses,
hinuasg. stockings, skirts. ahlldrcnr
coats feathers, drapsries coverings
The Direction iibok with vaeh
package tells 80 plainly how o.
diamond dye uver atly eolor thar you
can not make mistake
To match amy material have drug
gial show You diamond nyr" Color
Card
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

a eaialse THAT Docs Not Affeet Head
bAHanec of sle senic and laxative ef.
feet. LAXATIVE RisoMo QuiNiNE
sTahletsl Gan be taken by anyone
without causing nervousness ar rims.
irK IN the head, There IL only one
-i,remo Quinines n W. GROVES
signature on she box see tAdsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

surance has been chiefly in the hands
Of British and French companies. The
group is known as the American For
.ern Insurance association and is said
10 include 20 Of the foremost concerns
in the United States.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Oregon City And Gresham
Mortgage Fire Equipment

As a fNsal, ef fire surveys recently
n'adr by deputies Ia the state fire mar
ihala effiee Oregon Cigy and Gresham
n iii immediately motortze their flra
4lsAuna ea0ipaeW according 10 infer,
matlon feevtVea hy A : tiarher. state
ftEe naFshal A survey ~ flFo haHar ~
"a I've conducted neNs week az Thr
'alles and narar hy the fire marshat's
foFVn
aHsas7H7ns
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
But You Must Drive 1t Out Of
Your Blood.

Catarrh is annoying enough
when If chokes up your nostrils
and air passages, causing difficult
breathing and other discomforts.
Real danger comes when it reaches
down into your lungs.
This is why you should at once
realize the Importance OF the prop
er treatment, and lose no time ex-
perimenting with worthless rene
dies which touch only the snrfaee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

Manila, Jan, 9.---Tho women Of the
Philippines have launched a cam
paign for suffrage. The senate COM
niittee has been holding public hear
ings on the Slson bin. providing for
their enfranchisement
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

The insurance department =
searching for a man giving his narss
as J. E. Howard, alias ]. E. Pows-s
who is alleged to be swindling pso-
pie by representing himself to be !,
agent of reputable insurance Con-
panies.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

Aseept ~CaAEeFnsa Sst@e VI Pigs
sasy--ioak tos the Aams CassteFaiA an
The PmskaSes tAsa wa are save year
sAila 10 kssing tAs ses, saa ess Asrm
less l&xsEys es FAssle tas tAe hsais
sseaasA. liver sad aewsls. cAas4ses
sxe ass deAleieas fEeasy TASTE Natl a.
eestaaas fer sAssA : desc en- sseA ees.
ne. GlVe Ii witAaet fear,
MssAsss lea asss sy 'eAafsFaia =
kAasl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

lounNAL MANr Ans rAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

few samples OF the aid societies" that the repubH
organization expects TO raise funds through and
then let them 81 end it-outside the direct activities
Of the national committee This process Of expendi-
ture. crookedness works after the same
manner the limitation Of subscriptions TO 900
Then big business" calls In his 9 clerks
and they suddenly become rich and are so enthus-
astc for the Of the republican party. that
they say; no old man. YOU can't outdo US in lib
erality." and the 20 put in 81 600 apiece-al his
money
Gov. Cox isn't going wait until the campaign
is over and then kick against what he has known
to be going all the while He is OF the school
that believes ounce of prevention is worth a
POUND OF cure" Sens Borah and HI Johnson in their
determination expose and defeat Messrs Wood
and Lowden for the nomination. started something
that is going haunt them throughout the cam
Faign in their support OF Candidate Harding Oh
hut bet they beloved by the "old
guard" the Hayses the Penroses, the Shoots, tho
Lodges Watsons and dupes-in their efforts to-
restore party government TO its proper consti-
tutional functions and re-establish coordina-
ton between the executive offices and the
ate
the senate "oligarchy' things
country be without any president at all!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
OtherEditOrS Than Ours
THE EUROPEAN PUZZLE.
(MiChigap RCflCCtOr.)

The Combatants would exhaust their resources in
8 months that would end the conflict. That
was the general belief when the world opened.
II was an oft-expreSSed opinion that the war would
that the armies would be decimated rapidly that
a n would be brought hostilities because few
fighters would be left. The OF such forecast
was long since shown. However. it thought when
hostities in the great theaters OK ended that
surviving peoples would OF necessity turn 10 reace
industries order to avoid starvation, that there
had been so much life and property loss that the
war-weary nations would revolt the thought Of
further martial strife. 1t averred that Europe
IN large part "bed white"
Ions before the brought a close by
the armistice had heard Of the restitution that
prevailed a large part of Europe. Russia, both
because Of her original part in the and the
ravages of the bosheviki supposed 10 be in
alarming bate and certainly has grown
with the passing years. Poland suffered repeatedly
from the ravages OF conflicting armies. Both might
have been considered long past the point OF utting
effective military forces Il the field.
The result shows that the basis Of reasoning OF
which men relied order reach a conclusion
requires large treasure and abundant stocks
OF food as well vast numbers OF men in order 10
carry war did take stock some reserve
that apparently has been called the Russia
Poland and others who still persist seeking 10 set
tie disputes by force Of arms
BY the Russians arc equipped and
fed. mysterious though the Poland may
have had help from entente sources. though such
aid has been carefully covered IL given. And these
not the only utterly exhausted" nations though
the most notable, that are able 10 carry long
after such condition seemed impossible II would
that IL is necessary revise pre-war concep-
lions OF what is necessary 70 prosecute military op
eTations
seem that it is possible 10 carry IN war
after the resources necessary 10 support a nation
peace entirely exhausted. How it is accom-
plished Is puzzle, but we are faced with the fact
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
THAT c. o. P. CAMPAIGN FUND.

The attempts OF Sen. Warren Gamelal Harding
and G. o. p. National Chairman Hays, TO answer
Gov Cox, without answering him, in the matter OF
ne lAtters charges that "the republicans
lave a campaign fund OF $4,000 00O." merge into
sust another effort 70 muddy the water fool the
public and get by under false pretenses. When Sen
Harding says thes 'is n, fund OF s15OOO,0 900. he
answers nothing since # has been asserted
thAS there "Is" What Gov Cox said that
li50oo00O Is the minimum of their ambitious
plaus:" not that It has already been raised. When
Chairman Hays seeks to dodge the issue with the
assertion that only SS.OOOoOO has subscribed,
he may be telling the truth but IL does answer
the question 20 whether $12.O0O.OOO is yet to be
subscribed.
The republican leaders will not be able New
berryize the nation. behind smoke screen" Of
that nature we'll az they may think they have the
process down fine Gov. Cox in his answer 10 the
Harding-Hays evasion. apparently has forgotten
how Mai. Gen. Wood. while bent buying the
nomination. had the collection and expenditure OF
his huge fund 50 distributed that difficult 10
get together Newberry's friends" had their "own
funds too over the state Of Michigan, the
federal seems to have been able 10 the salts
faction OF Il men, &c prove conspiracy; cen
tralized understanding"
Indeed. we doubt very much whether they will
be able to "cut it." with all their camouAage ex-
plantations and freaked denials. This is not 1895
nor even tho later campaign days OF 191s-during
the last weeks OF which Il planned 70
swamp the country with lies and rrevaricat,ons
plentiful. that Il would be impossible 20 answer
them. South Bend had taste OF that effort Of 1915
within present memories; a newspaper half-page 70
a PAGE daily. AMI only that the emergency was met
locally. and false assertion exposed saved this
county 10 democracy while the the state.
the main. was humbugged over TO republcansm.
10 one Is goirG 20 be fooled by what the republi-
natioGaI committee says 1t IS spending this year
any more than Michigan grand and petit iuries
were fooled by what Truman II. Ncwberry says he
spent Gov cox points Chairman Hays
frequently referred the manner after which the
nation has been diztricted. Well what the quotas
belonging 10 each district We in Indiana. know
VIII Hays We know how he spent money in Indi-
state chairman in 1916 by indirecuon. that
was never accounted for and he IS just "wizardy"
enough 10 Try 10 nationally
How about this club. and that club and the Ger
rnan-Amerlcan Citizens association. for instance
that are to have their own campaign funds work
tor the republican national ticket. These arc only
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
TRANSPORTATION


old James Mccall Mccain McCue
Was faltering Of step.
dis face was sad, his color bad:
In short, he'd lost his pep.
II looked as II we'd have 70 buy
wreath for Old Jim's bier:
! ne neighbors all said James Mccall
Was not long for this sphere.
But suddenly there came a change:
Old Jim regained his holt
AND poisoned out and stepped
about
Just like a risky colt.
He bought a lot Of college clothes
And even learned TO shimmy,
And where he had been known as
James"
He now was known as Jimmy"
The town sat up and rubbed its eyes
And marvelled al the change;
The mystery was certainly
Most won'drous and most strange.
But our wonder soon subsidized
When Tommy Atkins wrote
A story for the paper
Saying Jim had robbed a goat.
G.. VI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
ANDY wEISBERG OWNS THE
COPYRIGHT PRIVILEGES
on THIS STORY

A bride and groom had been
much troubled by the stares OF
people at hotels at which they had
stopped. So on arrival at the next
hotel the groom called the colored
head-waiter.
Now, George" he said, I'VE have
been bothered TO death by people
staring at us. We want to be free
from that sort OF thing here Now,
here's two dollars, and remember I
trust you not TO tell people that we
are just married. Understand ,"
All went well that day. But the
following morning when the couple
came down TO breakfast the staring
was worse than ever. Chamber
maids in the halls snickered; the
clerks behind the desk nudged each
other: everybody in the dining room
stared. When the couple returned
TO their room 1t was only to see a
head sticking out OF nearly every
room down the long hall.
This was too much. Angered be-
yond control, the groom went 10 the
desk and called for the head waiter:
Look here. you old fool" said
the groom, didn't I give you two
dollars TO protect US from this star
ing business"
"Yas. sab, you did" said George
'"Pon ma soul, I didn't tell. sah.''
Then how about this STARING? ."
asked the irate groom. Its worse
here than anywhere. Did anybody
ask you II we were married >"
Yes. sab. several folks did" re.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
AIIIFEN.

Chief among the Irish names be-
loved OF poets and writer's is Aileen.
It means light" and back in the
earliest stages Of its existence. was
associated with the lovely Helen or
whom Aeschylus said:
Wherefore else this fatal name
That Helen and destruction are
the same"
The insular Celts adopted the
name as liam IL had great vogue
IN that form and Ellin was a COM
mon name in Wales. Scotland ac-
cepted il as Ellen and ireland
promptly changed its spelling to
the delightful and typically Aiieen,
sometimes called Eileen.
The ballads which Irish talent has
devoted TO various fair Aliens with
whom "mavOurneen" is 50 cuphoni-
ously coupled, would fill volumes
Aileen became almost q national
name and certainly a symbol Of ma
tional beauty The number OF fair
Irish maids who bore the title of
Aileen IS legion.
1t is fitting that the pearl. the
fairesl Of gems, should he assigned
go Aileen. II will prove o talisman
against age and sorrow. For her. il
is believed % exercise its power TO
bcstow youth beauty and charm.
Monday is hcr lucky day and her
lucky number.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
AUGUST Is, 1920.
OUR INDUSTRIAL FUTURE,

Experts figure that the advance in freight rates
will add 1856 year or 81 a day to the average
cost OF living for every family Of five in the United
States witnesses before the interstate commerce
commission have testified that great an increase
will be prohibitive: that is. that the rates will be
more than The traffic One result, in that
svent would be that the revenues Of the railroads
will not be increased but decreased. Why? Because
long hauIs which add enormously to rail revenues
win have 20 be abandoned Short haul zones will be
established and consumption areas established for
hem.
Then. the Federal Trade Information Service
says:
Grand Rapids will be unable TO ship furni-
ture into the south. The south Will have 10
make her. own furniture. California will be
unable 20 ship oranges into New England New
England will have her own apples and
content"
And 80 on. The hauling OF cotton 1000 or 1000
miles TO be made muslin and other fabrics, and
the shipment back OF the goods for sale and con-
sumption might cease should the cost of the long
hauls make the price OF the goods prohbitive That
is to say. raw materials and the factories would
have to be brought closer together What changes
this would make in Industrial conditions is interest
ing 10 contemplate.
High freight rates alone true solution
Of the Transportation problem. Labor and efficiency
are vital points Hence the country is about to
ter on test period IN which the ability of American
families TO add dollar day their expenses Will
be tried out along with the ability OF the railroad
systems TO maintain themselves under private con-
troll II forced to operate in short haul zones Evil
IDENTIFY we are beginning experiments likely TO re-
suit In fundamental economic changes all over the
country. which may or may not work out satisfac-
tory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

These here professors clamor
For. schooling is a fright.
Nobody learned me grammar
But | can write all right.
l amt took time 10 study
And whom shall say I should,
When almost anybody
Can understand me good?
Then principal and madams
The high MISUNDERSTANDING glooms
Is scared that +. p Adams
VIII ketch 'em on their whoms.
But Shakespeare pulled a bum one
In almost every play.
And Bill "a lcas; was some one
But whom is F. =. A?
This poet Burns'es hobby
Was sayin' Il ia knew"
But just the samcy Bobbie
Wrote Scotch an drunk il too.
And TO some ways OF thinking
He done en- both the same:
HIS writing and his drinking
Has gave him lots OF fame.
1 amt up much on grammar.
1 can't write stuff 70 quote.
And these here critics hammer
The things that ! have wrote.
But even them that's PANIED me.
And claim that J am thick.
Can always understand me
SO they amt got no kick.