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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
SALEM,S OPPORTUNITY.

Salem has the opportunity omorows election to elect
wdeawake enepsng and progressive business
in the person of George E. Halvorsen.
Mr. Havorsen has been tried in public office and not found
wanting He has faithfully and satisfactorily served the people
councilman and member of the school board and his past
Torrance is guarantee of the future
We believe that Mr.. Halvorsen has:
l. The initiative force and requisite administrative ability
keep all municipal departments functonng that the axpay
will receive the benefit of their expenditures in clean, we'll
kept and orderly city.
The enterprise and civic pride that will successfully
with emergencies uchas last winters storm and not leave c
to hepessy break their roads through impossible
drifts to stumble and struggle through boaded streets while the
street commissioner chases dogs that he will not permit the bu
section resemble the Hndenbug ne with huge emban
nen of deep trenches and craers for traffic waiting
nature to the distractions in rivers of sush
The courtesy and accessibility of democracy the cheer
unes to hear and remedy grievances the inclination to cordially
receive suggestions for civic Improvement and cooperate in
rng them instead of stod rejecting them and stubbony o
posing them while the city marks time.
Because the Capital Journal believes that the election of Mr.
1avorsen will usher of municipal improvement and
M Identification Salem seizes the opportunity of growth
md expansion takes pleasure in endorsing his candidacy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
BearcatS To Play
CIubmen Return
Game Saturday

Saturday afternoon the Willamette
Bearcats will play return game With
Multnomah club in Portland. They
may also play North Pacific Dental
college Friday but this game Is not
certain. The club team won from the
local college nine May day. IA to 4,
but the Bearcats were clearly off form
on that occasion, and are planning to
stage come back Saturday
If two games are played, Irvine will
pitch one and Dimick the other, but
if the Multnomah game alone is play
ed, the men will probably both pitch
part of the game. Both pitchers have
been improving in control, the only
thing they needed for real effective
slab work. "Squint" Dimick is still
out of the game, so that Radspinner,
who broke into the game Friday
against Pacific with a three baggef
will probably be in the game again
this week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
Ripping Rhymes
THE DISMAL DAY.

The day dark and chilly and nasty showers descend the
winds sad and silly their waig has end The men have
quit their hong until the weathers dry the women drop their
sewing and gaze outdoors and sigh On such day fellow is
willing to believe that all the world is yellow this life designed
to peeve The cheerful words of Browning that all the world
we'll can't stop his heavy rownng soothe him for SPELL He
feels that all the and brd who sing of hope never earn
their by spingg sunshine dope The weary winds are
blowing it is beasty day. cheerful are Growing no
bhesome rooster neigh But all the outdoor critters wet
and cold and blue robin twttes and makes howy
do But hold the ducks joyous the he ducks their wives
The ransorms that annoy bring Joy their young lives So
let's gnnng and caper round again. the ducks must
have their innings well as hens and men,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
rinoth Turtle frowned.


Il don't want to, he retorted. The
! fact is, I'd rather be alone. don't cure
to have strangers peeping down. at me
when I'm enjoying a sun-bath."
But like to look at you," old Mr..
Crow assured him solemnly. "You
make me think of somebody have
known for a good many years"
"Ah! an old friendi" Timothy ex-
claimed.
'Well-not a friend. exactly" Mr..
Grow explained. HE lives in the south
where I spend the winters. You look
like him, in many ways"
"And his name?"
"NIr. Alligator!"
"Humph!" he said. 'Tve never
heard of him."
That's not strange" old Mr.. Grow
told him. ''He stays all the time in the
south and you stay all the time in the
north, You couldn't very well meet,
you see.'
Your tail is a good deal like his, ="
Mr. Grow continued. "And when you
walk you have a trick of raising your
self sometimes on your hind legs, with
your head and tail stretched out-a
trick that reminds me of him."
For once Timothy seemed pleased,
Anything else?" he demanded, with
something that was almost a smile.
Unfortunately, he had passed 50 many
years with a constant frown on his
face that smiling actually hurt him.
why, yes There's something else,"
old Mr.. Grow went on. YOU and he
have the same way of swapping at
things
There was no doubt, now, that Tim
othy was gratified.
He must be fine bird-this Mr..
Alligator" he exclaimed.
Old Mr.. Grow spluttered. And he
had to hang on tight to save himself
from tumbling off his perch.
A bird! Timothy Turtle thought that
Mr.. Alligator was a bird!
The mistake was so amusing that |
Mr.. Grow wanted to laugh. But he
knew that would never do-if he want
ed any more fun with Timothy Turtle.
So he pretended to cough. And he
his muffler more snuggly |
about his neck remarking that there
was cold wind that day, even though
the sun was warm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

of the other life, but l say to myself,
thrill or two are all that one can ask
in life time, which is usually COM
monplace monotony for most of u.s."
"And you are happy, Alice?"
Il am at least contented. But you
must go to sleep, dear, you have had
very trying day.
Il wish were like you," I said as l
put my arms around her shoulders ca
ressingly.
Tomorrow-A Letter From Kal
Shepard,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

Mr.. Crow was in no hurry to leave
Black creek. And after Fatty Coon
had limped away the old gentleman
still hung over the water. He hoped
that Timothy Turtle would crawl out
upon the bank and growl about Fatty.
The old black rascal was not disap-
pointed. Fatty Coon had not been gone
long when Timothy Turtle dragged
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

himself out of the creek and strescseu
himself upon the sand in the warm
sunshine
"How's your eye % Mr.. Grow asked
him hoarsely.
TITS feeling better; but it's Won
der that / can see with it at all, Tim
othy Turtle grumbled. IF 1 ever get
hold of that fat young fellow again
I'll pull him under the water before he
knows what's happened to him. He
doesn't fight fair"
Old Mr.. Grow chuckled.
You'll never have another chance
to show him the right way" he re-
marked. He won't come near TINS
creek, or my names not-ahem--Mr
Crow"
What's your first name" Timothy
Turtle inquired, as he stared unpleas-
antly at the speaker.
Never mindp said the other. Mr.
Crow will do, if you want to attract
my attention"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

me to start in making the little clothes
while I am down here.
"You do want the baby after ALL"
said Alice in way that let me know
she had been rather troubled about
my selfishness.
"Yes, dear, I do. I think when Z
have a child like one of Ruths ali
things will be Strengthened out"
Il think you are right, Katherine.
The great trouble with most of us wo-
men is that we do not pay enough at
tention to the laws and instincts of
nature. | believe absolutely that wo-
mans children satisfy her longing to
feel that she is indispensable to some-
one. This Of course, girl feels during
the time her lover wants her.
zone of the greatest delights of love
is the constant flattery which is poured
out at woman's heart, adulation in
which her lover tells her he can not
live without her; that she is indispen-
sable to his well being; that he thinks
of her constantly; that life will be
Perhaps that lover is truthful when
he tells this to her. At least, l think
he thinks he's honest said Alice Gym
ically. But soon after marriage he
learns that he can live without her.
that instead of thinking of her all the
time, he is often annoyed by her insis-
tence of something that will make him
think of her and so She interrupts his
business or his pleasure. He finds lifel
Is not desert place without her con-
stantly at his side, provided he is we'll
assured that she is home, where he
can find her if he wishes her"
Alice, do not believe you have ev-
er had a man make love to you in your
life l said.
Eyes, l have dear" she answered.
81 believe | have had the most beau
tiful the most absorbing love made to
me of any woman living"
"And did you return it?"
Had Become DisilIusionizeo.
Eyes, I did in a measure, but the
man was not only poor, but weak.
knew he would never amount to any
thing and in some way 1 had an in
stinet, or rather l had been dislllusion-
lied by my married friends I saw
about me. | knew that one may not |
live on love alone, whatever the novel,
the drama and the movies may say |
and so let him go out of my life. He
thinks am the one who ruin
ed it. But did not Katherine, l could
never have made anything of him. He
around with someone else. He is doing
It today, while his wife is left home
to take care of ailing children and to
get along the best she can with very
little to do with.
II am much happier married to
rom. who has never eomplimented me
highly, who has never told me in inn
pasisoned words that he loved me. but
who, | know is not saying those
hings to other women if he is not say
ng them to me; and who, in his heart,
would have been othing but philan-
lerer. And as soon as l had married
him he would have gone philandering
5 proud Of me and respects and re-
sards me above all others. have a sin
ere affection for Tom. can not say
do not sometimes long for the thrill
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
AIIcc's Philosophy.

-NIVEN IflHnSOlFIaN,
! grew little sick AT heart when I
thought how Johns mothers plans
would have to be changed II anything
had happened 10 curlail Johns idea 81
my wealth For l was very sure John
had not entirely paid for the big house.
md he exppetcd % use some Of my In
'0lna 10 30 lf. alfioash he iaa maae
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
BY the Noted Author
IDAH McGLONE GIBSON

pressiveness.
4 think win write 10 Madam Cor
don today and ask her to send me
down those baby clothes and materials
that ! had bought year ago, Per-
haps il Is just as wen that the store
would not take them back after the
automobile aeeideat. You Viii refaem-
her thaE told sou Iow angry John WIS
1 la.,a.l Il II ...ll Nv. ! .-....... ..l..-.... L.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

Bout til only things that are run on
hard cash any more are automobilee
an crap games. Miss Name Moon
one OF our most prominent self.made
men, threw a Lowden tea at tn. Nav
Palace hotel yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

The Drager fruit packing nlani IN
korth Rosebure win soon ise rasee 70
llae szoasa neg paFAtofy % 80 eec.soil
Arizona republican., 1920-06-06
PREseYTERIAN

First Presbyterian church-Sunday school at s:3o a. m. This will be ob- served at Children's day with promo ton exercises for the cradle roll babies. the beginners, primaries, and juniors. All departments of the school will meet together and friends and interested persons are cordially invited. Morning worship at II o'clock; sermon by the pastor, Rev Arthur Lee Odell, D. D. This will be Dr. Odelrs first sermon as pastor of this church. Senior En- deavor meeting at 6:30 p. m. This meeting is scheduled oae-half hour earlier than usual to give more time for the regular consecration service. Intermediate Endeavor meeting at : D. m Evening worship at p. m.; sermon by pr. Odell. The music will be led by chorus choir. At the morn ing service H. c. Heard will sing Ro- tolls Jesus Only" Tn the evening Miss May Richards will sing Coenen's @Come Unto Me" All are cordially invited to attend these services. Church at Third avenue and Adams street