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AM HAS stat, dlll Oh1eS, AM Ild-
81 farmu, ari meho pap nebo
mole diva stryce. Jsouc verna
cele Unii, Jsem vernon take
kazde jej; tasti a kazdemu je-
il obcanu".
"Stat Virginie je vSak v Uni
pouze nominelne a "a nekolik
tydn1 vystoupi ze svazku toho
proto, re vetsina tomu tax
chce. Ba, co dim, vatsina -
jednohlasna a'skoro zadaji obca-
ne odtrhnouti Sc Cd Unie! !"
Fiddle! Jednohlasne, pravi
tie? Al, co ie pro mne novin-
kou! ia jsem take obtankou
statu Vireinie, ale proto prece
rad6ji bych zemfela, nezli "a
Lych pripustila odtrzeni Sc sta
tn toho Cd Unie. Muj pap a
moji diva strycove smySli zrov-
na TAX a s mimi pGjdou tisice
iinych, ktefi kazde chvile jsou
hotovi, ob6tovati svai zivot a
sve statky "a celistvost Unie.
Avsak dogti tohoi Nebudu S
vami hadati Sc o to, kdo mas
ma pravdu a kdo ne. Jen tolik
vam radfm, abyste pospisil 2
tohoto domu, nebot' kdyby DIR.
Rosenthal zved6l prfcinu vasi
navstevy zde, mohlo by to S va
mi dopadncuti spatn6!"
Jake? Coz neni DIR. Ro-
senthal secessionistou?" zvolal
Albert .polekan..
"NfkoliV, sir!"
''Ani tvGj otec tvoji diva
strJcove?"
mel"
'Elfrido, tvs hrala Sc mnou
hru velmi falesnou".
"To popiram rozhodne! ia
refekla ami slovem, re bych
sympatisovala $ vami; vina je
hpn6 ma vasi strane, protoze
pfedpokladal jste, re muslin
byti ma stran6 vaSi. A co doty-
ce Sc vaSeho tajemstvi, to sd6-
i'll jste mne bez nejmensiho pri
Cin6ni S ne strany. A jestlize o.
bracim Sc nyni proti vam, ,cinim
tax co veIna vlastenka oproti
Tebelu".
"Elfrido, toho nesnesu J"
'Nemuzete-li to snesti, tedy
to usad'te. Vas witt 81 "a mu-
ze. Takoveho blaznovstvi do
pustim Sc asi sotva. Cannon !!
Ia dya, III. nebo ctyri tydny
r1ohl byste Sc odtrhnouti ode
nne!"
"Ja ii fekl jiz, re takovou
rec od tebe nesnesul" zvolal
Albert dnpna nohou.
''Tedy ne. Cinte jak vam Ii
bo. Vzdyt mate 1plnou svobc-
Gu. vie dobie, kde jsou dvere,
vedouci ma alici a ia vam ra-
Glm, obyste dosahl jich co nej-
drive..' 70
To bylo srozumitelne. Mlady
muz v6del nyni, re divka to je
pro n6ho ztracena a proto zu-
fivost jeho neznala mezi. Pri-
stoupil k ii tesne a zasycel:
ia svefil ii tajemstvi dule-
zitG. ChraI Sc je vyzradit! Pri-
saham ii pfl byvale me lasce k
tob@, ze ut'Eis-li tax, nebudes
spoienymi bratry jiznimi use
tfena, an;z bude bran ohled ma
tye pohlavi!"
"Bosh." zvolala Elfie. "Co
is soDe deidm 2 pomsty tech
tax zvanIcn jiznlch bratri! ia
nelelsam Sc il, Alberto Colds
borough, nedbam toho, kdy-
by mne pronasledovali a usmr-
till "a to, GO hodlam uciniti.
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Jasnost snad seznala, ma sku-
tecne vzhled, jakoby pochaze-
la z t6 nejlepsl rodiny V zemi.'
"Ano, to jsem zpozoroval,
Ma opravdu vzneseny pohled a
take jeji drzenl t6la zda Sc X
tomu poukazovat. Muzete mi
rici - mluvim ale, doktore,
jen mezi nami - jaky druh o.
kolnosti to as jest? Netazi Sc
vas 2 pouhe zvedavosti?"
"Rozumfm, lorde a pravim
co vim, primo a otevren6, neni
toho ale mnoho. Starry ten muz
nazyva Sc sam profesorem hud
by, myslim ale, ze spiSe jest
pravdou, re hraje housle ma ne
kter6m divadle. Net jeho da-
va hodiny V hudbe.
"Pak tedy nejsou pomery je-
jich ptilis skvel6?"
"Rozhodn6 ne. Myslel bych,
re prav6 naopak. Pfal jste 81, a
bych byl uprfmnym, Jasnosti?"
I"OvSem, re 81 to preji," pra
vii st. Maur zdvorile.
Well, tedy, jest mi Ito, re
rici, re starry ten muz
fest bidny take ma oGi a re ma
sladkem toho vsechno dohroma
dy vydelek jeho jest chudy,
Sladka ona divka jest mu od-
dana, ma "a sebou ale truchli-
w zivot. Castokrat mne to DO.
lelo, kdyz videl jsem bledou
ieji krasnou tvar a pral jsem
Sc il zeptat, zdali bych il mohI
pomoti. Ona ale jest pills pys.
ma - pysna dost, aby skryla
svoji chudobu, kdyby mela
bidu trpet."
St. Maur kyval hlavou, veri
tOrnu UDln9. neb y Oblifpie div
Ky to bylo znati.
Well, budu videt, co budu
moci ucinit,' pravil. "Zdali byl
starry ten muz poran6n vazneji
mymi konmi, anebo ne, citim
sam, re jsem "a t6chto okolno-
sti povinen k pomoci. Pokra-
cutie We vaSem no oSetrovani,
doktore a snad bude vam moz-
no dati mi nejak6ho pokynu,
iaka costa by k tomu byla nej-
Iepsi. Prijdu sem Ultra opet".
Po tech sloyech odeSal.
Vozkovi rozkazal, aby jel k
76vodkyni z Castletown, nacez
lsedl do pohodln6 ekypaze ru
kama sepjatyma a V hluboke
pohrizen mySlenky.
NebyI Y zadnych rozpacich
stran toho, re nesdcastnil Sc u
yitani vevodkyne, pfec ale ho
to drobet mrzelo, neb byl dal
5ve slovo a slovo jednou dane,
St. Maur nikdy nezruSil.
Pribyv do palace v6vodske
no V Piccadilly, uctive byl po-
zdraVovan Sc vSech stran, neb
oylt' on velmi obliben, jak V
spoletenskych, talk
oolitickych.
Ida Greville, kteraz sed6la
Ia pohovce koute jednom a
lteraz 5 opravdovou netrpeli-
5osti ocekavala jiz po celou no.
linu jeho prichodu, byla mezi
)rvnimi, jez ho spozorovala.
Y okamziku, jak setkalo Sc
oko jeji S jeho, pokynula mu
y6jirem k sob6.
PTisel jste velmi pozde,
)ravila, kdyz Sc byli pozdravi-
i. TO iste je5t6 nebyl donna
10 ted 'ka?'
Ne; opustil isem domov jiz
1red delSi chvili, prihodila Sc
nj ale nehoda," pravil. na6ez
al Sc il vypravovati o chudem
ON uciteli hubby a okolno-
.tech, jakez no MIN svedly.
Ami slovem ale Sc nezminil o
4aslii Vynneove. Proc, to sam
'lastne AMI dobre nevedel.
Obycejne byyal jednim z
ech nejprimejsich muzu a tn
pet nikym nenluvil tax pri-
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PRODA Sc Gum jednorodin-
ny, diva roxy starry. Da sc "a
levnou cenu, pak-li Sc proda
do Is zal,i. Haste Sc " 1lale
1886 E. 42 St., Washington
Pazk. :?
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Jenny, tax jimaJici, re mocne
otrasl celou dust jeji. Oh, jak
rada by byla polozila hlavirf
ku svoii ma jeho prsa, jak ra-
ola by jej byla nasledovala do
slunneho rodneho statu Virgr-
ME - "a techto okolnosti by
10 to vsak nemozne. Nerikala
vSak dosud niceho a on pokra-
coval:
'"Iato doba, milacku, neni
dobou pro premrSteny utlocit.
ia ma zadny pad nemohu te
zde zanechati, veda, jakemu
nebezpeci muzeS byti vydana
"a n6kolik dni! V dobe revo-
luce trpi caste nevinny vice
nez-i vinnyl NaStanou DOLBY
hruzy, DOLBY desneho poulic-
niho boje krveproliti! To ne
nj pro divku, jako isl ty, dra-
ha Elfie. Pojd', nasleduj mne
V muj rodny dun, nenz dll
jen staricka mole matka. TIE
budeS vitana ona bude t6 O.
setrovati iako decko svoje
vlastni. Nema dcery a davno
jiz touzi DO tob6. Pojd' mile
ma i! Neodvracuj hlavinku svoji
ode mne = mech, abych po-.
hledl V tvuj sladky oblicejl u
sm6j Sc ma mne, jen trochu -
troSinku! Oh, Elfie, rekni ano
a uciniS mne nejst' astn6jsim
muzem celem svete!'
ooh! TO pTesahuje skoro
mole silly! Opust' mneI Opust'
mne!' zvolaIa, odstr6ic jej
prudce cd sebe prchajic ke
dvarim. On nechapal posud,
co dust jeii Sc d'eje jen V
nemcm tzasu hled6l ma nj.
"EIfrido! CO to ma zname-
natl? ZahravaS 81 Sc mnou, ci
isl zeSilela? Go tim miniS?"
"Nepristupuj ke mne ne
dotykej Sc mne!" zvolala drs-
ne, ustupujic jeSt6 dale.
Pro Buh, Elfie draha, mluv,
co tim mini5?"
"Co tim minim? Jen 10, re
zustati chci vernon Sve vlasti !
A re il zustanu, toho mdzos
bJti jist!" odpov6d6la kratce,
~ano usecne.
"Tvoii vlasti jest stat, kite
rem isl Sc zrodila! Jen jemu
mas zustati vernon do skonanli
Stat ten prave odtrhuje Sc cd
Unie ma pravo \ tomu. Tvoji
svatou povinnosti pax je, iiti
Sc sym statem!'
ia popiram, ze kterykoli
stat ma pravo, odtrhnouti Sc
od Unie, ldykoli Sc mu uzda!
Vezmi doktrinu tu Ia svoji q
uvidiS, jak daleko TO privedes
. kde to skonci! Rozpoutany
by tim bSly neisv6t6isi a nel-
mocnejsi pasky a celia zeme
kratela by zahub6 vstric, ne
bot mali stat pravo, odtrh-
nouti Sc od Unie, ma .okres to
same pravo, odtrhnouti Sc od
statu - obvod m6stsky Cd O.
kresu, fartna cd obvodu, stodo-
IL od farnly, muz od zeny a
deti oG rOdiGI. A nasledek vSe-
no toho? Uplne bezvladi = no.
tova anarcnie! Bosh! Nechtej
poucovati mne o statnich pra-
vech !"
"Elfie !" ohniv6 zvolal MIA
dy Becessionista. ia rad uzna-
vam = tToje schopnosti We
ysem, co dotyce Sc vedeni no.
spodarstvi. sit; zenskych satu a
vareni; lie by's ale rozumela
statnim pr@vum a politice, o
tom velice pochybuii''.
"Gamm9ni Ustava Spoje-
nych Statd je psana tax clstou
g iasnou anglicinou, re rozn~
mi il kazdI, kdo uni cisti. A
ia myslim, to re dovedu do
bie."
"Eltie, ty nechces pfece statl
sc zradkyrl na SVEN vlastnln4
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v lchatrnem zdravi. "Muj |

V chatrnem zdravf. "Muj
nlanzel byl V chatrn6m zdravf
po delsi dobu,' pise pl. H. o.
Dornhaltova Z Kelfield, Sask.,
"trp6l velice zlatou zilou a ca
sem take zachvaty slabosti a
zavrativosti. Uzivanim ORA.
Pctra Hoboka znacne sesilil a
citi Sc nyni lepe nez kdy pred
tlnl. lento starry. spolehlivy
bytlnny lex jest studnici zdravi
: silly tiSl41m Pro podrobno-
su plsJe ia Dr.. Peter Fahrney
and Sons Co., 2501 Washing
ton Blvd: Chicago, I'll.
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Dragedie svatebnf noci.
5Jf5 - Roman -
Roman

/ ce, jejiz oblicej nevychazel mu
| z pameti.
Ida naslouchala Sc zajmem
nepfilis velikym.
Starala Sc malo o pfibehy "A
v6ci tykajicl Sc lidl 2 trid dale
ce nizslch nez byla jeji a pax
take mela hlavnf starost o to,
ably Sc st. Maur obdivoval jeji-
mu odevu a rekl il, jak dobfe
il slusi.
On byl ale tax zabran do
stareho toho sveho profesora,
ze zapomenul toho ihned, VIDA
tt j povinny obdiv, kteryz oby-
cejne tax prirozene plynul z
jeho ust.
A skutetne take vyhlizela
krasne a milostne, re by 81 by
la zaslouzila hezkou fadu po-
klon.
Oblek jeji byl z ruzoveho
satinu, olemovany perrin labu-
tim a velmi p6kne slusel ku
krasne jeji pleti a hnedym o.
elm a vlasum.
V kazdou jinou dobu byl by
il vyjadril st. Maur svhj OBJ
div, dnes ale byly mysIenky
jeho zamestnany veci jinou.
Netrvalo to dlouho, kdyz Sc
obratil k odchodu, veselost tn
panujici nechtela Sc mu dnes
jaksi libiti.
Pc celou jfzdu domu obiraly
Sc myslenky jeho starym tim
muzem, mad n1n1z Sc prostiral
stin smrti krasnou tou div
kou, llteraz smrtf jeho stane Sc
opuSt6nou V krut6m tomto sve-
| te.
XIV. Leslie slysi pravdu.
Druhy den rano nalezal Sc
st. Maur opet V male one uli-
ci Bloomsbury.
J
Sci tam tentokrate pesky.
Elegantni ekypaz a lokai st.
Maura vzbuzovaly by velke
diveni V takovem sousedstvi,
to pochopoval sam.
Do pokoje pana Duttona byl
uveden sluzkou, ktera mu ote-
vrela dvere.
Jak ihned zpozoroval k ne
malemu sklamani svemu, byl
pan Dutton sam donna.
Doufal a ocekaval, re bude
miti to poteseni spatrit opet O.
blicej krasn6 Leslie Vynneo-
We, nebylo il ale tuto. Starry pro
fesor zdal Sc V tom byti dnes
lepsi.
St. Maur ztezka jen mohl
Sc vpravit do ye skutecnosti,
re by to byl ten muz, nemz Sc
l6kar vyjadfil, ze nebude zit
cely pristi mesic.
Professor byl velice potesen
navst6vou tou, pozdravil no S
velikou uctivosti a zahrnoval
no dlky mad tou cti, jakouz mu
laskavosti svou prokazuje.
Ma stole stala lahev a skle-
nice a st. Maur nemohl pochy-
bovat o tom, re byla to pray
da, co rekl doktor naklonno-
sti ieho k pitt.
"Doufam, re vede sc slecne
Vynne dobre, obratil nahle.
"Byla velice rozcilena posled-
nj noci."
"Oh, Jest j dobre, dekuji
Jasnosti; musela ale stran "a
lezitosti nejake vyiiti. Mysiim
vsak, re bude j to mrzet, re
pfiSla 0 cest Jasnost vasi Vi
d6ti."
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 8 poko-
jich, koupelna, skopky ma
prddlo, elektrick6 svetlo, velky
skl9p. Tento dunn hodi Sc pro
dive rodiny. Garaz ma tri ka-
~. Proda Sc velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 6606 Consul Ave.
Gil
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IA PRICINOU odjezdu mu-
ST Sc prodat dvourodinny dunn
Y Mt. Pleasant 0 sesti sv6tni-
cich $ koupelnou nahoTe a do
lie, dye vyhrevni pece, tvrde
podlahy, vchod nahoru re pre-
du i re zadu. Pouza $4,000 no.
tov6, ostatni die uiednani,
BIisl sdeli J. +. Nejedlik CO.,
I1013 Union Ave. Tel Broad
way 2586 - Union 1861 r.
.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
FULL HONORS PAID
MEMORY OF PfARY
AT FUNERAL TODAY

Washington, Feb. 2S.--The body
of Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary.
discoverer OF the north pole, was laid
to rest in Arlington national ceme-
terry today with full naval and mili-
tary honors and with high officials
OF the officers of the government and
diplomatic corps present. There cere-
monies we're in charge Of the navy
department and Captain Carroll q.
Wright, chaplain at the Washington
navy yard, conducted the religious
services.
The casket was carried to the cem-
etery on gun timber draped in the
national flag which Admiral Peary
raised at the north pole, A troop OF
cavalry and battery of artillery
formed the military escort which
led the way, while long procession
Of official and private automobiles
carried the distinguished mourners
to the graveside. AT the cemetery a
company Of bluejackets fell into line
with the army escort aud the three
volleys OF the last salnte were fired
by squad of sailors from the presi-
Dental yacht Mayflower A navy
bugler sounded taps.
The honorary pail bearers included
Vice President Marshall, M. Jules
Jusserand, French ambassador Chief
Justice White of the supreme court.
Speaker Gillett Of the house Of rep
resentatives; Secretary Daniels and
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt; secrs-
tary Lane, Rear Admirals Colby NJ
Chester, NJ. T. Endicott and G. W.
Parks; Gilbert Grosvenor, president OF
the National Geographic Society; Al
Ian r. Hawley, former president OF
the Aero Club Of America; Captain
Robert A. Bartlett. vilhjaimur Stef-
ansson and Donald Macmillan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
WAGE PROPOSAL OF
WILSON BITTERLY
ASSA|LED BY union

Washington, Feb. 23. - President
Wilson's proposal for settlement of the
railroad wage controversy and the
railroad bill, pending in the
senate, were bitterly asasiled in the
conference here today Of the railroad
union officials and grievance commit
tee men who were called to Washing
ton to discuss the settlement policy.
laid down by the president.
Indications were that perhaps a ma
iority of the union leaders would de-
mand that railroad labor stand to-
gether in an appeal to the president
to veto the Cummins-E -Esch measure
because of tis labor provisions. Some
regarded it as destroying all progress
made during the negotiations with Di-
rector General Hines toward a settle
ment of their demands for higher pay
Representatives of the fifteen or
ganizations concerned in the settle
ment proposal met in secret session in
as many different halls. Their pur-
pose was to formulate their own views
by majority rule and later meet in
general conference. Heated arguments
which were admitted to have develop
ed in virtually every meeting, were eX
pected to be continued in the main
conference.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Chinese Charged
With Being Head
Of Drug Sellers

Vancouver, E. c. Feb. 23.-J. J.
Wing, Chinese, was held by police
here today while an investigation was
made of charges that he is the head
of ring which has been selling drugs
to customers in Vancouver, Seattle,
Tacoma, Butte. Spokane. Denver and
other cities.
Police raided Wings house yester-
day and reported they found drugs
estimated worth over $4,000 at
wholesale, secreted beneath the floor
of a bedroom. The officers reported
translated letters found in Wings
rooms contained orders from several
cities for drugs quoted at from SIS to
$50 an ounce.
The officers said that during the
hour and a half they were in Wing S
house. they received about thirty
calls for drugs. The calls came from
all parts of the city and the parties
who made them were impatient when
the police, who answered the phone
nut them off with excuses while they
took their names and addresses.
Wing. the police said, sometimes
uses the Chinese name Of Chan Chin.
The officers said the drug haul was
one of the largest ever made on the
Pacific coast.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
New Juror TO Serve.

Montesano, Wash. Feb. 23.-Trial
of ten alleged Industrial Workers of
the World charged with the murder
of Warren o. Grimm Centralia Ar
mistice Day parade victim will be re-
sumed here tomorrow with a new
Juror chosen by lot from the alternate
list, sitting in the place of Edward
Parr, juror, whose illness halted the
trial Friday.
The new Juror will be either A. R..
Johnson, Hoquiam, or James A. Ball,
Montesano, alternates selected to
serve in case of illness among the
permanent jurors. The selection will
be made by lot.
Announcement that an alternate
juror will be chosen was made by
Judge J. NJ. Wilson, who is trying the
case, yesterday, when DR.. ]. Fl. Fitz,
county health officer. reported that
Parr, who is suffering influenza,
would be confined to his quarters for
ten days.
Observance of Washington's birth
day prevented the resumption of the
trial today When court opens tomor-
row, Parr will be excused from jury
duty, the new juror will be named and
the defense will resume presentation
of it's case, according to the program
outlined today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
federal BANK TO CURB CREDTT ABTISF
Republicans OF
Ohio Organizing
For Big Campaign

Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 2.--Plans for
the national and state campaigns
were sizsling here today in connection
with the washington's birthday ral-
lly Of Ohio republicans.
OF major importance among the
events was to be reorganization of
the Ohio Republican Editorial assooi-
alton. perfection of the state league
of republican clubs, and organization
of the republican women of the
state.
Major General Leonard Wood. re-
publican candidate for the presiden-
cy, had carried the fight into Ohio to-
day by filing his declaration of can
didacy for the republican presiden-
tial nomination and also statement
authorizing candidates for delegates
to pledge themselves to his support
at the republican national conven-
ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Absence Of Light
At S. P. Driveway
Causes Accidents

Avoiding a serious accident only by
sharply swerving from the driveway,
r. T. Pickett. driver Of the Hotel
Marion Bus reported an accident
which occurred 1880 Saturday night
at 18th and Bellevue streets.
A horse drawn vehicle, in which
man. woman and two small chill
dren were riding. was struck glanc-
ing blow by the bus. and that no one
was injured. was considered fortu-
nate by those who witnessed the cir
cumstances Of the incident
This is one Of many mishaps which
have been reported from this locality.
the cause being an entire absence Of
light at this point. Drivers who use
the driveway to the Southern Pacific
depot have reported to council mem
bers and to the police that the dan
gerous condition exists. but to date
no relief has been afforded by the
city council.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
MEXICO THREATENED
By NEW REVOLUTION
NEWSPAPER CLAIMS
Continued on Page Five.)

FL Paso. Texas, Feb. 2s.-Fresh
'solullon threatens Mexico as a result
:. 'ne coming presidential elections
a,vVordins to Excelsior, one of the
tu"'s newspapers of Mexico City.
10 Judge by the Indications, Ex-
.v, sv's'or says, there is not left the
s''est hope that the coming cleo
r,aa nm viii assure the triumph OIL &C.
nao| aD.,acy' Nay not even the public
80 - II seems, will be assured by the
maa rplOachlng declaration of the great
mute (the people).
IL. MOI only has the (present) revolu-
niao. II" Oeen shattered into a thousand
tloNs s' put 1t has split itself into fac.
,Ss. ', II has broken UP into coteries
gras. ss are rending each other with furv
tbs er sau because they are branches Of
nni,s salie tree, parts of the same whole.
'".s -, OF the same act
II ,t.s a%us We are cropping forward ,n,o-
tim "nVut . orientation, withou. direc
IA sS.out ."l.hout know path. over a rug-
miss, ,eslon' SO bounded by abysses in thu
even ;, VI a violent tempest in which
have ho s name of patriotism seems to
Of Nee, Oeen erased from the oonsc .ancs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Visitors Barred
At Penitentiary

No visitors will be admitted into
the state prison here until the pres
ent influenza epidemic has abated, ac-
cording to instructions just Issued by
Warden L. F. Compton. There are no
influenza cases In the penitentiary yet
and the quarantine order Is made
with the object of keeping the dis
ease out OF the institution, according
to Compton.
The ban is still up at the state hos
pital here where, reports indicate,
there has been no material increase
In the number Of influenza patients
since this emergency action was taken
a week ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Private Control
Success Depends
On Restrictions

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 2S.-Suc-
cess or failure of private operation of
the railroads of the country depends
upon the liberal administration of the
present railroad legislation, Ralph
Budd, president of the Great North
ern railroad told members of the
Northwestern General Contractors as
sociation today at their annual con-
vention here.
''The amount Of credit the railroads
will be able to obtain during the next
few years will determine their success
or failure" said Mr.. Budd. "In my
opinion the failure of the railways to
obtain sufficient money and credit to
make needed improvements ana r-o-
vide adequate service will mean the
end of private ownership"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
REVOLT LANDS SIX
ALLEGED RADICALS
IN SOLITARY CELLS

Montesano, Wash, Feb. 23.-Six of
the ten alleged Industrial Workers of
the World, on trial here for the mur-
der of Warren o. Grimm. Centralia
Armistice Day parade victim, spent
today in solitary confinement for
throwing their food into the Jail cor
ridor.
Jail officials said the six prisoners
were satisfied with the food but threw
it away just to show their contempt
for the prison rules. Before being
placed in solitary confinement the
men were made to clear the corridor
of the food and utensils they threw
out
The six were Elmer Smith, o. c.
Bland, Bert Bland, James McInerney,
John Lamb and Eugene Barnett.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

liances. A score of democrats joined
with the republicans in cheering the
pronouncement that the great rule
of conduct" for the United tsates
was to have "as little political con-
nectIon as possible" with foreign ma
tions.
An innovation in the days obser-
vance was the decoration OF tne
Washington monument with the rags
of the As states and a pilgrimage
to Mount Vernon by the Southern 80
ciety of Washington. The program in
cluded an address by Former Speaker
Clark. of the house of representatives
and the laying of wreath on WASH
ington's tomb.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

republican platform should contain
Chief among these were:
Perfected Americanization to be
held rejoieinly American hereafter
Adequate national defense with an
ample navy as first line of defense,
world leadership in aviation, stronger
army than heretofore and voluntary
military training for young men.
Repeal of every extraordinary war
statute.
End of bureaucracy crowned with
autocracy."
Opposition to government owner
ship and naturalization of industry
Curbing of government extrava-
gance and 'get to thinking again in
millions instead of lincomprehensible
billions"
Government subsidy for the mer-
chant marine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Congress Recesses To
Honor First President

and honass hs'on, Feb. 23.-Both senate
eussiop os To-Day refrained from dis
enough ~ matters before them long
hgion's y :, near the reading of Wasn-
dspart'19aaaa.r farewell address. while other
d 10 ,s ca,na at the capitol were clos
astIon,s ''eDrate the birthday of the
Paners, INST president. Senator
before ~ Vi Ohio read the address
Il va M sne senate. while in the house
tsrg Ip, leaa by Representative Roden-
asss ~llnols. ~ Representatiye Mon
iaa's 4, virginia, spoke on wasbin1-
a,.. ,ife and eharac,sr =" "ashing
'as readina "a applause punctuated
baftieu,s.,s OF the farewell address in
tsas ado applauding Washing
"i'ions against foreign al