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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11

pStove, mans idea is still that to
the victor belong the spoils. we
are the spoils of the chase, dear.
! His conventions were made to con-
tain us in sort of game preserve
| before capture; cage us after we
ere made prisoner. His laws fet-
ter us; a misstcp ruins us; irregu-
! lnritics never impair him. That Is
the ancient view; that, still Is the
secret view of man; that is his in
born conviction regarding us and
himself. And very slow
ly we are beginning his education
II didn't know you felt that
way" said stephanie.
81 do. But If | were
in love- she laughed gaily I'D
be inclined to take my chances
with this monster | have painted
for you"
you do believe in marriage?"
what else is there, dear? Har-
RVS pifrle means nothing except
that a plucky girl has begun his
education. and 1t hurts. don't
know what else there is to take the
place Of marriage, It's the parties
to the contract who don't under
stand its essence"
What would you suggest ?" in
Quired Stephanie curiously.
Education. A girl should be
brought up to master some trade
or profession. She should support
herself by 1t. She should never go
TO her husband empty-hapded and
unable to support herself.
'If. then, under the mutual mar
riage contract, her earning capa- /
city be necessarily checked by /
childbirth, and by the later and |
natural demands of progeny. these
alone should temporarily but only
in part interrupt her in the eNer-
else Of her trade or profession.
And he should pay for them.
"But she should have a life work
to do. and so should he, no matter
how ample their means. Domestic
drudgery must be done by others
hired Tor the purpose. or else by
themselves. sharing alike. In no!
ether way that | see can marriage
remain eudurable."
After silence Stephanie said
"I haven't any trade or protcs-
sion" n
"You are graduate nurse"
''Oh. forgot. That is COM
tortingi@
Also you are already married
The eirl looked up in a startled
way. as though hearing this in
formation for the first time. Helen
saced gr8yeIy into the troubled
grey ewes:
'po you regret &C.. Steve 60
"I don't know. I haven't had
.iuc 10 think about it."
"Its hish time, isn't ite-
yves I've "a got 70
10 a Ia lot of thinking someday.
SUPPOSE" She gazcd ahscntly iu-I
% space Tor n few momcuts. then
.caln The faiulest of smues curved
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Obregon Thanked
for View Taken On
Bombing Mystery

Mexico City Feb. 1.-THE social
list members of the chamber OF
deputies sent a letter to President
Obregon today formally thanking
him for his statement of Sunday
night that he believed the bomb
ing of the residence of the arch
bishop of Mexico and the jewelry
establishment of the Juergens
company, an American concern. to
be the work of a fanatic and did
not signify the existence of a ter
rorist organization in the city.
General Antonio VnlarealI min
lister of agriculture, today declared
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Judge Bean Says
Dry Law Violators
To Get Pen Terms

Portland. ore. Feb. IL FEEDER
al Judge Il. $. Bean announced
from the bench yesterday that
hereafter he would sentence 10 the
penitentiary persons convicted of
violating the national prohibition
laws. He made the declaration az
Ter he had seatenced a man to
three months in jail for iWcit man
ufacture Of liquor.
The seriousness of the offense Of
violating the national prohibition
laws has not been realized by the
public. the sudge declared
Most people consider the law a
Joke" he said 1T is not a joke.
IL is a law Of this country. and is
force and is going 20 continue in
f0rce.F
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Fatty FINDS the Moon.


Wandering through the woods
one day, Fatty Coon's bright eyes
caught strange gleam from some
thing something that shone and
glittered out of the green. Fatty
wanted to see what it was, though
he hardly thought it was anything
TO eat. But whenever he came up
on something new f9 always
wanted to. examine it. SO now
Fatty hurried to see what the
strange thing was.
1t was the oldest thing he had
ever found - flat, round, and sill
very; and it hung in the air, under
tree, just over Fatty's head. Fat
ty Coon looked carefully at the
bright thing. He walked all around
it. so he could see it from all
sides. And at last he thought he
knew what it was. He made up
his mind that it was the moon !
He had often seen the moon up
in the sky; and here it was, just
the same size exactly, hanging so
low that he could have reached it
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11

AlCAs
Then, reading the unuttered
question, Stephanie blushed too:
I'm not much older than you
are" she said, "and I'm not nearly
as sensible. I've been rude enough
to ignore you. Could you forgive
me and be friends?"
Yes" said Marie Cliff.
That was all the explanation Of
fered or asked.
"Will you come to tea at five 2"
Il should like to-"
"Td love to have you. And if
it doesn't bore you. would you tell
me something about your very
beautiful profession? You see,
stage dancing fascinates me, and
I'm taking lessons and I've an in
clination to become a profession
al"
I'D love to talk about it with
you" said Marie Cliff impulsively.
I'm tell you everything | know
about it. And | do know
little, because l have been on the
stage since | was a child"
You're one now" said Stepha-
ME, laughing, An adorable one!'
And she bent and kissed the little
dancer on the lips.
I'm glad we're friends" she
said. Don't forget five O'clock"
"N-no," said Marie Cliff unstead-
lily.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11

with his paw. He saw noihiHs
strange in that; for he knew tha'
the moon often touched the earth
Had he not seen it many tlne'
resting on the side of Blue Noun
tain? One night he had asked MS
mother if he might go up on the
mountain to play with the moon,
but she had only laughed. Ana
here, at last, was the moon come
to him! Fatty was so excited that
he ran home as fast as he couIu
90, to tell his mother and ms
brother Blackie, and Fluffy ana
Cutey, his sisters. :.
"Oh the moon the moon
Fatty shouted. He had run so
fast that, being so plump, he was
quite out of breath. And that was
all he could say.
We'll well What about the
moon ?"
Mrs. Coon asked. "Anybody
would think you had found it, al
most" And she smiled,
Fatty puffed and gasped. Ana
at last he caught his breath again.
Yes I've found it! It's over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
SOUTH BEND MAN
AL MOST HELPLESS
FROM RHEUMATISM
Left Arm and Shoulder Use
less, Joints Stiff and Pain
full, Every Movement Re-
quired an Effort. Dreco
Brought Quick Relief.

Il don't believe anyone could suf-
fer greater pain than l have for the
past / months; every move caused
pain and my joints cracked like a
pistol" said Martin Hoffman. en-
plOyed for the past four years by
the Sam Hay Contracting Co. and
living at 500 r. Fox ST., South Bend.
Ind.
Il had taken so much medicine.
trying 10 get relief that my stomach
was upset all the time and my
nerves all 10 pieces ! was getting
more helpless every day. don't
believe ] got six nights sleep liz a
month. for every time I moved that
grinding pain commenced and
couldn't get comfortable. Ny kid
news had 10 be relieved several times
during the night and every time /
got up the pain in my back and
joints nearly drove me wild.
Il was desperate when 1 started
taking Dreco and when after taking
less than two bottles. I found the
pain had left, l could stoOp and
bend with ease. / could hardly be-
heve II vas possible. Ny arm and
shoulder are timber as ever and not
r pain in them. Never get up dur
inc the night and il is such relief
not 90 hear my joints snap. I feel
great and give the credit 10 Dreco. "
DrecO is being specially introduced
by the Central Drug store and
American Drug Store and sold by
all druggists in South Bend and by
the Red Cross Pharmacy. Misha-
waka. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20

lemons and add TO that the juice of
a dozen Tapgarine or Mandarin
oranges. Add a half pint of water,
sweeten to taste, then add a pint Of
tea, cooled, and made as already di-
rected. Put the mixture into a freezer
and partly freeze. Turn in the beat
En- whites of two eggs. then cover
and pack the freezer can in salt and
ice. Let it stand for an hour or long
er to ripen.
Tea Mirror Pie.
Make a delicate piecrust and line a
buttered pieplate with it. Prick the
bottom with a fork. and edge with a
delete pastry rope. Bake until a
light brown. When done spread the
bottom Of the crust with a thin lay
er Of apple sauce. then turn over a
tea Jelly made as directed, and set
away TO harden.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
CLARA THREATENS
PROMINENT MEN"
viii Go Up With Me-" Says
Woman Accused of Oil
Kings Death.
BY international News Service.

By international News Service
ARDMORE. Okla, Jan. 10
Friends Of Clara Smith Hamou made
threats today that If she is sent up,
Prominent men will go up with her.
The thr,at came after developments
indicating that the Hamon interests
with their millions and power are
arraying TO fight the accused wom-
an when she faces q jury on March s,
the date now fixed for the trial.
Claims of a viii that bequeath
the accused woman ODe-fouTth of
the millions left by Jake Hamon of
oklahoma are said to have much TO
30 with late moves in the case which
are interpreted as meaning that ev-
cry effort viii be eXerted 90 convict
Opinion grows stronger that Mrs.
Jake Hamon, the widow, VIII enter
into the case as star witness for the
prosecution.
The accused woman has made
clear that she had no desire for ven
geance and her only concern IS her
liberty. Her lawyers say nothing,
but others in close touch with the
case predict bigger sensations than
any that have yet developed. Pc
fltical forces that have been movin{
the open. There are now indications
3hat a political fight Will grow out
IF the trial. promising a scandal of
such proportion that high places
outside Oklahoma will feel its touch.
The names Of the men who ad-
sed and aided Clara Smith Hamon
SO escape after the shooting and who
under the law are accessories after
me fact. ara on every ones lips in
Ardmore. NO step has been taken
TO prosecute them. il is claimed
rhere has not been sufficient evil
,ence 20 file charges.
one Of those mentioned was close
Tv associated with Hamon and is
well known I'm the southwest as was
the oil king himself. Clara Smith
IamOn can give the information
necessary 10 cause the arrest of this
man and the others involved. and no
one doubts that If she is compelled
% fight for her liberty she VIII ex-
use them hut among prominent
politicians il Us whispered that these
uen have the political influence 10
prevent charges from being executed
even il sled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
THE s'PRINCE''
Mr.. Jackson Wasn't Heir to . Throne.
But he Was a Prince
CONTINUED from Yesterday

AT Mr.. JackSon's question Slim
looked up from the floor in surprise.
What did you say, sir p he asked.
Il said, is Sam Stevens story OF
the fight the whole truth?"
Slim felt a sinking sensation with
in. He had been asked TO verify
the story OF a boy who was his bit
terest enemy, the boy who had hu-
INFLATED him before nearly the whole
school. IF he did not verify 1t, It
meant that he would implicate him
self further IN the affair and would
Law the blame for the whole thing
at his own door And If he said
the story was the whole truth ne
would be lying. Slim, you remem-
Der, had his good points, and II there
was anything he disliked II was a
black lie
at is not, sir" ne replied, straight
ening from his slumped position III
his chair.
Gust as I suspected" said Mr..
Jackson leaning back in his chair and
stroking his chin. lust as | sus-
pected." And then to the aStonish-
ment of the two boys he added: But
I'm not going to ask you TO tell the
whole TRUTH think / can guess
that pretty well.
Whereupon ne urged the two boys,
the two who thought themselves the
bittereSt of enemies, to shake hands
and make up.
Evil you promise me" Mr.. Jack
son said to Slim Perkins as he and
Sam Stevens were preparing to leave
the principals Office, ito never in
dulge in such practical jokes as you
PLAYED on friend Sam, here, while
you are a student in Victor High
School :"
81 promise" Sims hand shot out
and Mr.. Jackson grasped it firmly.
A few moments later Slim and
Sam were walking down the corridor
together toward their lockers. Their
faces, which bore numerous spots OF
black and blue-to help them re-
member their tuSSle-were now much
brighter and clearer than when Mr..
Jackson had approached them to ask
that they go to his Office for con-
ference.
Slim was speaking. "And say,
Sam" he said, "ain't Mr.. Jackson
a dandy fellow-a real prince"
THE END.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20

Twenty-one cards are taken from
a deck and are offered for shuffling.
They are then handed back 10 you,
and you proceed to deal out the
cards in three piles, one card TO each
pile IN turn, seven cards TO the pile
While doing this have someone men
tally select a card from one of the
twenty-one and ask him to observe
carefully into which pile it falls while
you are dealing them out
When the three piles have been
made ask the person to indicate into
which pile the card was placed. Put
this stack between the other two
one of the others on each side, that
is. Then, without shuffling the cards
again deal them out as before, into
three piles. Once more ask that the
pile into which the chosen card has
fallen be indicated. This pack IS
then placed between the other two
as was done after the first dealing.
Without being shuffled they are
dealt in the same manner for a third
time, the chosen card once more
being carefully noted. When the
cards have been piled into the three
stacks request that the pack into
which the chosen card has this time
fallen be pointed out. This done,
you will then know just what the
chosen card is, for you must note
carefully the fourth card OF each
pack when dealing the cards for the
third time. The fourth card of the
indicated pile will be the chosen one.
A very mystifying trick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
HASN'T ENJOYED SUCH
GOOD HEALTH IN YEARS

and bladder caused her a great deal
OF worry and she had awful pains
in her back. Then, about a year
ago she had q severe attack of in
fluenza that left her so thin and
weak she wasn't able TO do a bit
of her housewOrk. She was so ner-
vous she could scarcely sleep, and
we could find nothing TO help her.
II heard so much about TanlaC I
got her a bottle, and it was the
very thing she needed, for il has rid
her of all her troubles and put her
in the best Of health She has
splendid appetite now and has
gained II pounds in weight Tan
lac ~ by far the best medicine we
have. ever had IN our house and we
can't recommend il too highly.
Tanlac is sold in South Bend at
the Central Drug Store. Public Drug
Store. Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store and in
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
" ater Causes SI.50O.000
Damage y hen Pipe Breaks

OAKLAND. Calf. May 19.-
damage estimated by the fire and
police departments TO total $500
400 10 $4,000 900 was caused by the
hood which inundated the heart of
the business district here this
morning The flood was caused by
CHE breaking OF Cross-tovn water
main Street cars and vehicle traffic
wac seriously Interrupted and In
some cases suspended.
The entire fire fighting force of
the city Is endeavoring 90 prevent
1urthcr damage by the flood waters
and is manning pumps ln an effort
so keep traffic moving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
smooth, Says Specialist.

Any breaking out OF the skin. even
fiery. itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Men
thO-Sulphur, declares a noted skin
specialist Because Of its germ de
strOying properties this sulphur
preparation begins at once 10 soothe
initiated skin and heal eruptions
such as rash, pimples and ring
worm.
IL seldom fails 20 remove the tor
meut and disbursement. and YOU
do not have 20 wait for relief from
embarrassment. Improvement quick
Is shows Sufferers from skin trou-
bile should obtain a small Jar of
Meutho- sulphur from any good
druggist and use il like cold cream.
ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
New Carlisle Woman Gains
IL Pounds and is Free of
Every One of Her Trou-
bles Since Taking Tanlac.

MY wife says she hasn't felt SO
well in years as she does now, and
we will always be a friend Of Tan
lac, for that's the medicine that
restored her health" said William
Lantz, Of New Carlisle, Ind. well
known section foreman for the Chi
cago, South Bend & Northern Ind
lana Ry.
MY wife had bad case OF
stomach trouble, and 7 think she
suffered abOCt all the disag reeable
symptoms that go along with it
She had no appetite, and was in
distress all the time. Her kidneys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
STILL EXPLOSION
INJURIES SHERIFF
Raider Disfigured For Life
When Gasoline Causes
Blast.
IN International Vow Service

by InIeFhduOuH NeWS HtTVIct.
BILLINGS, Mont, Jan. 19.-Un-
der-sheriff w. A. Combs is in a hos
pital here today suffering from Sc
we're burns as the result Of an explo-
sion in a hidden still discovered in
a small concrete house on the out
skirts Of this city. Combs IS dis
figured for life but may recover.
The house. said 10 have been es
pecially built for the purpose OF
manufacturing Illicit liquor, had two
compartments. the second one being
hidden by kitchen range that was
movable on sliding platforms. En-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
School
Study
Sports
HIGH SCHOOLS BAND
AWARDED SILVER CUP

ROCKFORD, ILL-For service rem
dered during a large international
convention in Atlantic City. n. J., the
Red and Black band of the Rock
ford High School here has been
presented by the Philadelphia Ro-
tarIans q silver cup especially en-
graved with the legend Prom the
Philadelphia RotarianS to the Rock
ford High School"
The band has travelled widely,
giving concerts in various cities, and
IS rePuted to be the best of its kind
IN the state as well as one of the
best n the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
CONSERVATORY TO
PRESENT PROGRAM
Music Pupils of Local School
TO Appear i'll Recital
Tonight.

The South Bend Conservatory viii
present a pupils recital tonight
beginning at 8 O'Clock. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
(a) Esquimo Lullab!
CD The Cello Blake
CO The jolly Workman
Christine Taylor
Piano-(a) Chasing Butterfliss
Dennee
OBJ Elfn Dance Grieg
Mildred Fielder
Violin-Admiration Jackson
Goldie GrunwaId
Pano-Robins Lullaby KrOgman
Rosetta Meyers
PlanO-An Indian Dance. krOeger
Ruth Egan
Recitatfon-"Jacoo Unrecognized"
Eleanor Spivak
P.anO-Spinning Song Ellmerick
Gladys Welch
PianO-(a) Pavan Sharpe
(b) Butterflies
Grant-Schaefer
Joseph White
dance '-Tlyaswaia
Virginia Dresch
Piano-Gondoliers Nevir
Lynetta Pasko
FCcal-Boat Song Ware
Bernice Gindelberger
PianO-Warrior's Song Heller
Florence Dannell
VOcal-The Black Bird Wpatherly
Mrs. L. w. Shene field
Piano-IdiliO Lack
Gertrude Vogtman
Notwithstanding GlOries Salter
Julia Marbaugh
Recitation-"That Calf"
Phoebe Cary
Margaret Peattie
Vocal-Lift Up Thine Eyes Logan
Florence Strom
PianO-(a) Gayotte in A Minor
Sgambote
OBJ ValSe Mistique Wacks
Anna Elizabeth Abshire
TOcal-Songs My Mother Taught Me
Dvorak
Marion Cady
Piano-Etude in @ and d Minor
Lilly Mohn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
Kitchen Economics
WAYS To MAKE THE SONG OF
THE TEA KETTLE EVEN
MORE FNTJCING

He, only, who has lived with the
beautiful can die beautifully. The
last moments of the great tea mas
tiers were as full of exquisite refine
ment as had been their lives Seek
ing always TO be I'm harmony with
the great rhythm of the universe,
Il ey were ever prepared to enter the
unknown" This was said by a csle-
brated Chinese writer OF the great
tea masters. whose aesthetic lives
were lived in their marvellous tea
houses. There. over the steam of
their kettles. they fOstered and
created much of the Chinese art
which the world at large now COW
cts
Tea drinking is an incident with
Americans, but it is a religious OBJ
servance with the Chinese. Perhaps
we might take the matter more ser
iously if the tea we get was always
II Operly made, but it isn't It is not
tea brands as much as tea making
that counts. Even the poorest tea ~
not impossible if well made, and the
best can be as the worst if poorly
made.
To increase the volume of the ket-
ties song, little pieces C. IRON are
cUnningly arranged in the bottom Of
| the iron kettle so the Chinese may
I listen without effort TO the sUCnd
they love best. A singing kettle anC
a hot pot are the first requisites of
tea making. A f-teaspoonful Of
tea 20 each Person, and one over for
the tea strained into another hot
pot, boiling water turned over the
leaves, and a cover put on TO steep
g7F.
thee tea strained into another hot
pot, and the trick is donel A lump
of sugar. a dainty slice of lemon
or few drops of cream If you
must-the result is an evanescent
cream. Tea for icing should be made
the same way. minus trimmings
Tea Jelly.
Pour one pint OF tea, boiling hot.
ar q made as directed, over ar ounce
Of prepared and sweetened gelatine
powder When melted, add a few
drops of lemon juice, and strain into
wet moulds. Unmold. when set and
chilled. on q thin slice of fresh pine
apple. and heap with whipped
cream If liked. a little preserved
ginger may be chopped and added
90 the jelly bfOre IL hardens.
Hong Kong KOOlcr.
Pour one quart Of boiling water
over three tablespoOnfuls Of tea.
steep for five minutes. strain and
cool. Add, before the tea is cool
three ablespoonfuls OF sugar. three
slices of lemon, three cloves. a small
stick Of cinnamon, and four Mar
asChinO cherries When ready TO
serve add n half-gIass Of pineapple
juice and two teaspoonfuls Of ginger
syrup. Turn into glasses. half filled
with shaved ice, and put a spray of
fresh mint ON top
Mandarin ShCrbct
Extract the juice of two large
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20

tering the cave-Iike room officers
found the most complete moon
81 inc" equipment ever located in the
state.
4 gasoline heater was in opera
ton. mash" was bubbling merrily
ard large quantities Of liquor occu-
pied shelves. A lighted lantern un-
der the still is believed to have ig-
Eited the gasoline. causing the eX-
plcsfon which partly wrecked the
unique building. The explosion oc-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
HOLD 10000. 600. 600 MARKS.

Ty InterlaronaI Ne7Fs NerYlce.
BERLIN. Jan 19.-The German
treasury department announced to-
day that foreign countries hold
T0.00O,OO0.0 1000 German marks in pa
per money and have credits OF 25.-
eco. 100000 marks ia German Sc
ourities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
begin TO SAVE NOW.

We pay go interest on all de-
posts. Our office is with Whitcomb
& Keller in the Farmers Trust Bldg.
Workingmens Building & Loan as
ISOLATION. 96S6-21.