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Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Epter aefnebcIt anfGefnnbem.

@or furoem ipuroe ser 76iGbrige
aonrao Bad in @eGnbauien i'm
SausfIur eefnebelt tot aufgefun6en.
9as @eri6t nabm aunG6It ei11en
Haubmoro an, 90 Die 3immer oitrd)-
uiiblt tparen, @ertpapiere otf Dem
9ooen lagen uno 0as 8argelo fcbl-
te. &riminal6eamte itellten ober
feit, oaB fein &aubmoro borlog,
Iott6ern Bad an einer2ungcnent5iin
Dung nit biil5ugetretenem Ser5i6lag
aeltorben lit. gr lit infoloe elmer
@%ufregung beipuBtlos ~geluoroen iino
in oieiem 3uItano bon Der @crfon,
Die nit i'm cine 9ilsanoerietirng
bate uno i'm Damn fir tot belt.
aus gngIt, 0aB linn elm gerbredJen
5ur 2ait gelegt per6en fonnte, &c.
feiieIt moroen, Ser @eroadt ridtet
iid segen oen @eiBbinoer @ilbelm
Georges, Der berbaftet tpor6en lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
@OtBaiide 3citune nadl 229 Sabrcn
eingegnngcn.

Die oGotbaiide 3eitlng", cine
ser G~lteitclt &aoeS5eitungen 9eutih.
lambs, bat ibr @ri6einen ein9eitcllt.
Die 3eituug bat ein Ilter bon 800
Sabren erreidt. Sic itauo Dor Dem
&riege oui Observation-Disclosures
S%tonOpunft uno oerfodt in Der les.
ten 3eit Die Sheen Der 9eutiden
8olfspartei nit itorf baierubiinole-
rii6cm @ini9Iog. @is Dor ipenigen
Sobren eridien iie i'm @erIage Der
6irma 6rieor. Anoreos Berries,
tueldle iie Damn an einell agrariiben
8erlog perfaufte, Der Iie nm elm.
gcbcn IieB.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Gin ieltener 1tnfnQ.

3mei 9ebrlinge elmer @erft in
8irfenbeoO, 2~ioerpooI, Boben an
8orO bes t1euen Gunorooampfer8
Samorio bei oeIIen StopelIauf fiir3-
Iid elm BOAR Stltn6en ifredIihe
9noit 6urdmofen miiIien. Siinf
Stunoen, beoor oos Sdiff bonn Sta.
pei gelaIien puroe, noren fie nit
Dem auspliben oes Smibooens i'm
boroeriten SGiffstanf beif1ftigt rn0
pitroen sort Oeriebentlif BON einem
nit Der 6ertigitenung oes Sdifies
fir ieinen Stapellauf bei6dftigten
&lempner eingelotet. IS lie Dies
merftenJ mar es 5u ip1t, Inn li6 be-
merfbar 81 MAIDEN. Sic bIieien lire
Ger5en aus, I'M cine @rploiion Ser
Selo0mpfe Sit berbinoern, Die lif in
ben Our6 SEN Can't laltfenoen &65.
rem entnidelterl, li1o muBten in fnie.
enOer Steurng in Dem engen &nltm
ItunOenlang ousbolter. @nolif fa-
men einige 2eilte, Sic oos nelte
Sdiff bciidti9tcn, in 6ie @Gbe oes
Sonfs un6 n%erno6mert 0ie &lopfjei-
den, NIT benen bie Sltngen nod benz
MorIeolpbobet ibr %. 8. g." bin.
olt~s5uienoen perinften. Guf Dem
gGei6en @ege goben sic Gingeiperr'
ten Damn oie genate Gtene an, mo
lie ii6 befon6en, utt6 w1troen ans
ibrer S~o0esonoit befreit.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Snrcnabeamte idlngen ganSitcn III
bic Tltd)t.

Sn Ser 2aligeperfidaft Sepgen-
borf in Gbiiringen iiberfiel cine To-
fopfige masfierte Hduberbanoe ben
0ireftor Bfiiter, Ser nit A 8eamten
I'M Bureau arbeitete. &fiiter cntriB
Dem erlten Sanoiten Sen &eooluer,
eill 5~iueiter CAB einen SfuB ab, Der
inoeiien einen ieiner Selfer traf.
Die &6uber floben oarauf uno pitr-
Oen BON Den 8eamten un0 Director
perfoIgt. Gin idperes Seuergefed)t
iebte elm. SdlieBli6 fono man
500 Meter bonn Sd)adt entfernt eli.
men Ser &1uber lterberl6 nno A an
oere pertpuhoet Dor. Gin Sell Der
&1uber tpllroe oann in Der Ndbe
bon @iliteot berbaftet. Sic anbe-
rem entfomen. 0ie &1uber ltam.
men aus Salle.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Ser 500 zines DsibIidcn sunScr.
Inns.

9iir3lid purOe sic 57idhrioe
YriOate Gliie 3adcnicaucr in i6rer
@obnung in @icn tot nuigeiunOcn.
Die &erltor6cle bate felt Ian0er
Belt in poaiter 3uriidge5ogcn6eit
geIcbt. sic gcitattete nicmouO Gin.
tritt in ibre @obuuug. Sic mar
nubcrorocntIid) farg in ibrer Sc.
beusfiibrung, mo man mar Oeriudf
3n glouben, Dab es ibr eIenO gebe.
llmio iiberraifenoer mar Oas @r.
gebnis DER 0urHiu6ung ibrer Sabe.
Ian fonO cine grnBe Renge ser
tuertnonIten S6mudgegenIt1uoe,
mebrere 9eutel @oIo. uno Silber.
miln5en. Supelen uno Mfiin3e1 ia.
ben IidcrIid einen @ert BON mcb.
renen bunoerttaulelo Sronen. au.
Berocm tpliroeu aber nod mebrere
Sporfaiienbii6er iiber nombaite Ne.
trGge oefunoen. Damn bat Oie 3rau
nod iiber Elm &onto bel DER Better.
reidii6.ungariihen 9onf in S0bc
BON 10000 Sronen nerfiiot. lin 10
groucnbaftcr iab Ole @obnung ans.
sic mar gang Derna6ldIjigt uno
Itarrte Dor Sdmus.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Bon Der Mntter BEL lebenOigem
Qcibe bcrbrannt.

Gin 8crbred en-, mie es in FOLDER
1lnmeni6IiGfeit gliidliGer1peiie nur
ieltcn borfommt, lit in @oroeaur
Deriibt moroen. Sic @itpe @aseau
orang nabtliderpeile in oas S1laf-
5immer ibrer 1~Si6brigen Godter Elm,
begoB oaS 8ett Der S6lafenoen init
petroleum uno Itefte es in 9rano.
IlS Die Sodter ermad)te unS Iih ans
Den Slammen 81 retten perlldte,
tpitroe Tie bon ser e~ntmenidtcn Whit.
ter oaran gebin0ert, Die ibr NIT eli.
mem Gilenlta6e wldtige Shlage auf
Den &opf perieste, iooaB Die ungliid-
lide Sic fnrd tbariten @ranouunoen
am gartsen aorper erlitt. Ios Mao.
diem murOe in boffnun9sloiem gu.
itano tas aranfenbauS transporticrt,
mo tie e5er nod Die furftbare Soe.
ne, Die iie iocben erlebt bate, gu
idiloern Die Strait batte. morauf Die
Foli5ei CUR @erboftung Der p~crtier.
ten Msltfcr i1ritt.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
@crlceunN Scs b6hmiihen Sricas-
urdIius nndl Graa.

Gas b0bmiidc Grie0sarhio lit
nunmebr wieoer nadj grag 5iiriid.
gefebrt, bon no es unter ser Serr.
id)uft Marin Sberciius 0urd 0cn
Sofardipar SbeoOor Gnton Stolen.
tbal i'm Sobr 1749 nodl 8ien in
oas sol. uno Staatsnrdio iiberge-
fiibrt ipor6en mar. 9is oobin mar
oas foniglide aronorfiu nit Icinen
&r0mrngsaften, WaieIt1tsbriefen
mo St6noepriOilegien al peritie.
oenen Srten nuFberpobrt tuoroen.
@dbreitO Scr Suiiitenfriege Der.
tpobrte man es in Der Burg SarI.
Itein, BON no eS i'm Sabre 1922
in Die 8en5elsfapeGe oes Groger
Geitsooms oiif Dem &raOidin Bel
ben &roniniignien inter liebenfoden
GeridluB gebrod)t tpllroe. Sin Seil
Der 1749 nod 8ien g%einnOten glf.
ten ipuroe nit jencn 9ofunenten,
Die in 8rag geblieben rparert, 5tpei
Sabre nnb Der &rGnung SSer0i-
nonos i'm Sabre 1888 in Oas StGn-
0ebolis perlegt.
@lei63eitig nit Dem &ronordio
tpurOe ol9 Ger Iitcroriide NadlaB
bes cbemaligen oIterrei6iifen Ser.
reltbaiismitalieOes Soief Srbrn. b.
Selferer nu6 Brag oeianot.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Sine premfiide @rieaspartei.

@ie Ser n@eidsbote" meloet, lit
oieier Gage Die @riinoung elmer
preuBiiden &onigspartei erfolgt.
Die Bartei meroe ielbit feline parla=
mentarii9e E6tigfeit arsiiben uno
oen Barteien nidt Die geringite
aonfurren5 MAIDEN. Mls 3peG
GER nellen 8artei gibt Der .&eid)3.
bote" an: 9ie preuBii6e Songs.
partei mill oie Irbeit Der politiIhen
Barteicn ergln5en unO entlalten oa.
ourd, bob iie Die @arteicn bon Dem
&inoernis Der monardiitiiden 8ro.
paganoa befreit un0 ibnen Die 8abn
irei madt fir Die 9iloung bon @e-
eieruneen alein gum 3wede oes I'M
9eitorten @ieoeraufbaues Geutid-
lunoS."
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
SilmIdanipiclerin als SudtapIerim
entlarut.

aIS cine Ser gefdbrlihlten @od)-
ltoplerinnelt Der @~egentpart bei61f-
tigte Dor etpa SabreSfrilt Die SLIM
idoulpielerin Charlotte 8alter Die
Sronffurter @eri9te, neil iie in
Mannbcim elmer mloeren Silnlidau.
ipielerin ibren Softer nit 10000
Sci. @arocrobe abgeidminoeIt bate.
Set Ginger 3eit b%efinoet ii6 Die
@olter in Sreibeit uno reiit in
9euti9lano bcrum. Sic nannte iid
Ii. a. SIERRA, Sanfo, 9aronin &as.
lotu, Sonf bon Opf, ban SrIofL
BON Costa, @ioletta 81 S@errari.
lleberaa perii6te lie bon neucm
So6Itapeleicn, bis iie iest neuer-
oings in Berlin uerDaftet noroen
If
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
MOrOer Oerindt ScIbitmurb sn BE-
9eben.

Ger @ebger GbriItian Seier.
obeno, melder in Der @oItipirti6oft
gum r6ouit" in Srten6urg bel
8ilSbofen obne anloB Den YGfter
Scr 8irtidaft, @aumgortner, our6
bier Sdiiiie totete, Den BETTER Der
8irti6aft, SoilS Slbner bon So.
nigsba6, lebensgef6brIid uno oen
Grbeiter &oid bon Srtenburg our6
Sdiiiie ihWer berlcbte, bate lid
nod Der entiebli6en 9Iuttot in
ielbitl0roeriider 9lbfidt einen tot.
lid)en Sdub in Den Sails beige.
bra6t.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Gine aItfathuIildle stiftuna.

Sn S%eioeIberg beitebt cine oIt.
fotboIiide Stiftung (2en5 . Stif.
tun8), oeren 3inien in %eriter 2inie
iiir Gtuoierenoe Der nItfotboIiiden
Gbeolo9ic, in 5meiter 9inie fir
Gpmnaiiaiten Der obercn GIoliel,
iuelfe ii6 oieiem Stuoium lpiomen
moacrL uno in oritter 2inie fir ge.
ring beioloete altfatboIii6e @eiitIi.
DIE beitimmt iino. 9as 3iniener.
trd0nis belduft iif oiesmnl auf
$500 Marf.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
ScIbitmurSmanie in 3irnSorF.

Cine mobre ScIbItmoromanie
idjeint III 3irnOort Bayern. allsge.
bro6en 81 iein. Smcrbalb gang
fnr5cr 3eit baben fi6 elm 20iGbri.
Ger MetalorudergcbiIie eri6oIIen,
cine 19iabrige SouptIebrcrstod)ter
pergiftct; cine 19idbrise Arbeitcrin
pcriudte iid ebeufoas nit 2erld)t.
gas 5u bergiiten ;Oos glcide Der.
iudte cine %tSiGbrioe lrbeiterin.
idlieBlid periudte iid nod cine al.
tcre @auersfrau 81 %erbGngen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
1%teberfaI anf bic Maiienbadler

ueber Den lteberfaG in ser Moi.
ieiba6er Niible in Sauberbildofs.
beim tperoen folecnoe ginSelbeiten
beridtet G;e flint GGuber batten
TOR ibren ginoringen in sic MiibIe
Die Selcpbonleitung obgel6nitten,
nm ieoen @eriud, SiIfe berbei5u.
bolett, dn u~nterbinoen. Sn Ser Gii.
DIE fam es 5tpiiGen Sen &Gu6ern,
Dem Wiiblen6eliter, ieiner Srolt,
Der Sduiegertodter uno 5tuei Jun
gen @abIburiden gu einem bcfti,
gen &f in oeiien @erlmtf oas
lfmer berleste Gbepaar Sreltn6 nit
Der Sdtpiegertodter uno einem Ser
gfoblbnri6en in oen 5~tpeiten Stod
geldleppt un6 in S9rGnfe einge.
ipcrrt tuilr0en. 9icie purocn Damn
lmgeworfen, 10 oaB oie S6ranftii-
rem iinten paren uno tplroen nit
f6Dcren Sriiben belaitet. 0nn ito.
terten 0ie Gdilber ole gan5e @ob-
nltna aus, in Der lie grauenpoa
tauIten. &Ieioer ipiiroen 5erriiier,
Settcn burdItoBen uno sic M0bel
5nlammengei6lagen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Die n1nanftanOiae @iIenidaftn.

s[us Dresden miro ser vSrff.
Stg." gei6rieben: Ser befonnte
3oologe 8rof. Or. 9ranoes bat als
Setter 6es 3oologii9en @artcns in
Dresden felt lGngerer 3eit @eriude
iiber Die nmipanolung uno erperi-
mentieae 8eeinfluilitng oeS Sc
i6ledts man6er Sierarten onge-
Iteat, Die in Der Observation-Disclosures
8elt NIT @ufmerflamfeit perfolgt
1uuroen. Sn So95eitidriften bat
Der @elebrte me6rfa9 iiber feline
@rfolge beridtet. Sect lit i6m BON
benz 8oriisenoen oes aufi6tsrots
Der aftiengeIeai9aft 3oologiider
@orten, einem friiberen Moior, 6ie
Sorticsung oieier Gtltoien berboten
tuoroen, 6a iie nunonItGnoiq" Ieief
llno Den STUFF oes @artens iGdoiaen
fontten. 9abei itebt in oen Sasiln.
gen Der @eienidaft, 6aB Der @arten
audi miiieni6oftIi9en @eitrebungen
otenen ion. Brof. 8ran6es bat iid
UNI Die gnttpiflung oes 9resoener
3oologii6en @artenS groBe Ser
oienite erporben, er lit elmer Der
9eroorrogenoIten @elebrten 1einer
8iiieni6aft; man 0arf mobG ertuor.
ten, DOB ibm in elmer Staot pie
Dresden alsbalo oie Sreibeit ser
6ori6utg tuieOergegeben miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
YSulf b. SilSebronb aeiturben.

@iIoboucr Moolf D.. Siloe6rano lit
fiir5lid in Miin6en einem Shlog.
anfaa erlegcn. Siloebrano mar am
6. Sftober 1S47 in Wiarburg gcbo.
rerl, Iernte in Niirnberg, ipGter bel
3umbi6u in Miinden uno ieste ici-
ne SMoien in Stolien fort. BON
icinen @erfcn iino gu nennen:
Sr;nfenoer &nabe, S6lafenoer Strt,
Radter Singing, 8ittelsbader
Yrnmlen in gtiinaen, eipe @rab.
tnpeQe u. q. NJ.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
II. G.. g. 8eitmns in %Oicpbcim.

Sn Ioienbeim, @aperuJ bat iid
cine @enolienidoitsoruderei nit
Dem 3pede Der @rridtung einer
Sages5eitung gebiloet. Ole Sci.
tlug iou Den &itel n&oienbeimer
@olts5eitung" fiibrcn. slS critics
&orltanosmitglieo oeidnet GAZETTEER
6. Soamiiacr, Der I'M 8oriobr ben
@oriis Der Mebrbeitsportei nieoer.
legtc. Die SenOen3 oiirite Il. 9.
q. .Hidtung iein.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Tlanen &eritaOtlidung Der 4po.
tbefcn.

Ser StaOtrat bon Hiirnberg be.
iaBte lid III ser lcttcn Situng nit
Der Srage Der &ommlnaliiierung
ser g~potbefcn. @c0cn Die Yiirgerli.
den purOe bcidloiien, oie Heid)sre-
sierung 81 eriu6en, 0nbin 5u mir.
fen, Oab tiinftig at,o1 iuriitiide
Bcrionen Oie W~ioelidfeit sur gr.
wer6m9 bon &on5eiiioucn fir Oeu
9ctrieb bon apotbefen er6alten.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
GntmaRcrnna bes &icbsebicts.

9as beiiiide 2aroeserndbrungs.
amt bot Ole Yldne fir oie Gnttp1i.
ierung peiter 2anoItreden int Der.
iumpften beIiiiden &ieogebiet am
Gbein auseearbeitet. Gs ion our
9urdfiibrung cine @aliergenolien-
idaft 5niid]en ben @emeinoen or.
feloen uno 2eebeim gebiloet per.
ben. Sc bnnoelt fih Inn cine groB-
5iigige Code our S6affung nelier
goeigneter @el6noe fir gnbau our6
Die 9anomirtihait
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
@%eGcimnispuae @affenienOnna.

@uf Dem StraBboier Yabnboi in
8ien murben 46 9%abntpagen be.
idlagnabmt, oeren Snbolt 1876 5er-
lcgte 9anonen uno S6einmerfer
biloeten, Die aus Der oitcrreid)iid)en
decentralization itammen. IS lit
nod ungefldrt, oh oie Senoung uod
ungarn ODER nod Iolen beltimmt
mar. Die @agen meroen bon be.
mofineten Nrbeitern befuad)t.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Sdneciturm DernriadJt Sabnnn.
Qliif.

gls elm @iitcr6ug nit Dem Sar'
piS-Biener Shnea5ue nabe 6elir'
oorf Tel @ien auiammenltieB. muir.
Den 25 Serionen getotet un6 oicrdlg
ldiuer uerlett. Ser llnfaa mar Die
Solge zines Shnceials, Der Den
Ierfebr bier SO Stunoeu ~bebin0ert
bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Sin @erbcr fir bic Srembcnlesipu
herhnffef.

Sn Seioclberg puroe elm S1rei
ller aus 6ranffurt perbnftet, Der Der
8erbetdtisfeit fir Die Sremoenle.
gion aberfiibrt merOen fonnte. Gin
,peiter @erber fir Die Sremoelle-
zion. elm Sod, aus benz @liaB, Der
8erbeseloer in Ser Sobe bon 25,-
700 Marf bel ii6 fiibrte. wuroe
IN Sranffurt feIteenommer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Open Forum

To the Editor: Stirred to the
depth of my better and innermost
feelings, by the love l hold for
poor humanity and the future gem
erations who have no say in the
matter of their welfare, mentally,
morally, or physically - stirred to
the extent of fury, insult, and in
dignation that our Lawmakers
would pass up such an important
bill as the marriage test" has
fired r1c ON to write this.
Insult to Oregon women? I am
an Oregon woman, and l consider
it an insult the bill did not pass.
Why not put Oregon on the map
again for bigger and better move
ments? And it doesn't differ
what the reflection is, so long as
the movement is for bigger things
than reflections.
The editorial in The Capital
journal of Wednesday, Feb. 8, hit
the nail on the head, in my esti-
nation. l am thankful we have
a big and broad minded editor
with a feeling of concern in his
heart for the innocent ones yet to
be born, instead of false scnti-
mental slush for those that are
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11

Tell Workers
Threat Useless

London, Feb. TO- Mr.. Lloyd
George, premier, today informed
the Locomotive Engineers and
Firemen's union that its implied
threat to bring on a general strike
in Great Britain over the shooting
of galway men at Mallow, Ireland,
last month, would not ot'influence the
government lin considering the
unions demand for an investiga-
tion.
The intimation Of the union, in
resolution adopted by its execu-
tive committee at Leeds, yesterday,
was that unless the government
granted an inquiry intp the NAL
low affair by February Is, and
gave guarantees for the safety TO
the members of the union, gem
eral strike would be called.
Mr. Lloyd-Goorge said he wished
to state that no threat of a ma
tional strike could be permitted
to influence the action of the gov
ernment on a matter of the admin
istration of the law"
THE government" he continued,
will consider the question purely
on it's merits. without reference to
these improper threats"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Farmers Urged
To Sell Direct

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. IL Es-
tablishment of direct marketing be-
tween farmers organizations and
city consumers organizations and
cooperative banking institutions
operated by farmers organizations
and labor organizations, was rec
commended by G. H. Gustafson, of
Lincoln, Neb., on opening the Sec
ond All-American COOPERATIVE
congress here yesterday for a three
days session.
Farmers and labor represent
the two biggest interests in the
country" he said. "and they must
understand each other if they are
going to be able to free them
selves from the stranglehold which
financial and other big interests
now have on them.
Producers should organize, and
provide the necessary machinery
for delivering theit produces to the
gates of the city markets. City
consumers should organize to pro-
vide the machinery of distribution,
thus eliminating the middleman
waste
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Stage All Set
For Conclave of
Scouts Tonight

In the words of the dramatist,
the stage is all set the scenery is
in place and all is ready for the
curtain for the annual scout con-
clave to be held at the armory &C.
night at 1890. All scout troops in
this city win please report to the
scout executive in regular forna
tion, in front of the armory at 1925
p. m, as the program starts imIne-
diately at 1890 and every scout
must be on time.
One of the features of the even
ings program will be the decora-
ton of men who have been elected
to the membership of the council,
including Governor Ben w. Olcott,
Mayor George Halvorsen, Messrs.
B. L. Beall, George Arbuckle, j. y.
Littler, Joseph Graber and A. NJ.
Chapman.
The scouts have issued general
invitation to all the public, and in
view of the fact that the program
will begin promptly at 1880 and
that indications point toward a well
filled armory, everyone is urged to
come early.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11

nle and il is my opinion. you have
not sounded this matter to the
denth of its true value. And !
want to tell you, Mr.. Legislator,
still have faith in you, and be-
ueve the bill will yet pass, since
n has been laid upon the shelf.
And right here, l want to say Tor
| tho benefit of you who may be
hoIdine back for reason that you
NAV not care to admit, that the
! modern operation for sterilization
does not eliminate sensuality. Ask
ony reputable surgeon.
If any one feels like firing back
| - mo come ahead. I'm not plum
cling into any argument, but just
Giving vent to my pent-up feelings
of resentment that this bill failed
"a mass. I'm the mother OF five
IittIe kiddies. and would feel proud
n have each child pass a physical
+ost at the time of marriage, and
If mat bill passes, it, will help the
children of today to grow up ut
for a physical test. And If my own
fai1ed to pass the test - well, ia
,,other not be called grandma"
ELSIE MILES ELISAMAN.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Treaty of Peace
Between Russians
and Poles Signed

Helsingors Feb. 1.-THE treaty
of peace between soviet Russia and
Poland was signed at Riga yester-
day a wireless dispatch received
from Moscow announced.
Next week is Oregon Prune week
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11

Heext week-Prune week-all week
Next week--Pruue week-all week
Next week-Prune week-all week
Next week Is oregon Prune week
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Governor Was Busy;
Nearly Lost Check;
Door Is Open Now

4 Denver, Feb. 11.--Joseph T..
Goorhead. the genial secretary to
Governor o. II. Shoup, is planning
un taking course in character
E~ading," to enable him to dis
Etnguish important" visitors from
fhose who may fiddle away the
time Of the chief executive at his
1ffices in the State Capitol.
The governor, who has many
Business interests i'm the state, has
already lost several hundred dol
bars and narrowly escaped being
minus check for $22,5O because
visitors al the executive office were
Nnrced to toast their shlns in the
waiting room" while State SEN
,zfors and Representatives were
ronferring with the governor on
1sgislative matters.
While Governor Shoup was taxi
Gag a stroll downtown recently two
lnzen approached him. one he inn
saareiately recognized.
Good morning, Governor"
greeted the friend.
Good morning. replied the
governor; "a bit chilly. isn't it,"
Yes" agreed the friend. and
Ehat's what this man here thinks
about your office up on the hill.
roo. He has called at the executive
sffice several times and on each
nccasion he has been unable To
Hce' you. although he waited long
and patiently. And he wants TO
give YOU some money, too"
The governor then recognized
fhe other man as a representative
af business concern in which he
Szas Interested and which had an
fniportant deal under way
Repairing to an office the gov
arnor was handed a check for
f22.500 which. he was told. the
Haan had wanted to give him for
same days but he had tired Of
eaiting around the executive Of
fxees.
THAT isn't the only time. either"
';ovsrnor Shoup said. in recount
ing the incident. Il lost $3.50 be-
-auze a man couldn't get TO see me
seine time ago. and now the latch
string viii be on the outside az the
capitol"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
Schools Asked
To Aid Prune
Week Program

In the campaign for general
zmbiicity of Prune Week in Ore
s0n, principals of ESQ schools in
Oregon, 100 domestic science teach
srs. 40 city superintendents and
xs county superintendents Of
schools. were written letters en-
listing their cooperation in calling
zstention TO Oregon prunes.
The ideG of advertising home
exoduct and pushing the suggest
on OF buying at home, has receiv-
~ the most hearty approval OF
Educators in the state, according
In letters received.
o. ". White, principal of the
sfayton public schools is among
nae educators who believes in Ore
RON. He writes: II shall be glad
10 cooperate in making prune
week a success" And from all
sarts Of the state comes approval
VI Prune Week and a spirit of
cooperation. This includes not
1niy the prune growing secuon Oh
Oregon, but from the Pendleton
and others in eastern Oregon.
In fact, reports from every part
VI the state indicate that the Prune
Week idea is going strong and
mat along with the idea of buying
Oregon prunes. is that of buying
Eregon products of every kind.
And this would include all
binds OF canned goods if it were
Eknown that the Oregon canneries
mwe putting out the finest OF can
ned fruits and vegetables.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-11
BRYAN Declares
More Members
P1arty's Need

v Miami, Fla, Feb. IL "If the
Democratic party is going to be a
force in this country it must have
Y members, and the voters will not
he willing TO act through the dem
s1cratic party unless they can con-
rrol it," said William Jennings
Bryan at his winter home here
Yesterday in discussing the am
4 inDunce in New York that Mr..
bryan and his brother, Charles,
blamed a reorganization of the
party
Mr.. Bryan said he had not
known that definite date for the
launching Of the movement had
been set, as announced by former
Judge Roper. of Nebraska.
MY theory has been that de-
naocraey is government in which
nhe people rule. and a democratic
party must recognize that authori-
rot down from the top" he said.
politicians try to use the party
organizations and the voters for
lheir own benefit, while the voters
RRy to use the party organization
5nr the advancement of the public
good.
II do not expect much Of any
surface movements, that is, move
saents among the party officials.
Progress will come through activi-
" among the voters. and they can
aot act until they have chance
10 select committee men. Prior to
flhis they can organize among them
selves, discuss questions, pick out
fpokesmen and get ready for ef-
inctive action when the time for
91e selection of the committee men
f0mes. This, | think, they should
40. And this is what l hope to
contribute to through my paper.
''If the proposed meetings of the
subLcommittees or the full COM
naittees have no higher purpose
nhan the boosting of some particu-
lar aspirant for office, they will do
nttle. If, however, the committee
mants to outline a constructive
pkatform and call upon the rank
aud file for an expression OF opin-
BON, much may be accomplished,